Alisa23

Candied violet smells really delicious, but to my nose the lychee here is overripe and preserved in sticky sugar syrup. Yes, the fragrance also has an acidity to it, which should probably slow down the sweetness somewhat.

A pass for me. Too sweet, too deliberate, too intrusive, too squeaky girly. Well, this lady's taste may still grow.

But the candied violet, yes, that was nice!

Just as I fell in love with Changing Constance because of the salted caramel note, the salty lemon note in Solaris makes me melt away.

Both perfumes for me Chef's Kisses, special, beautiful and pleasant to wear, as the sillage doesn't take anyone by surprise, but is present. The longevity is TOP, the development of Salaris is also well done. Both have a subtle fresh spicy nuance and are not too dense, which makes them easy to wear even at daytime.
I got to know Solaris through a sharing. I have to say that I really like it! A creamy floral fresh scent, without mmN cheap sunscreen hints, so it's not just for the beach. The white flowers are not too much, so there is no risk of headaches, and the wood and lemon freshen up and take away the density of the floral arrangement.

The English know how to create fine fragrances. Definitely a pleasure for me.

PS: Solaris is by no means a unisex fragrance and that's a good thing.

Elixir le Parfum is a wonderful beauty from Roja. A fruity, fresh liaison of raspberries, roses and peaches - in my opinion, that's what the fragrance is all about. The rest of the hundreds of other fragrances are merely supporting accessories.

A little fruitiness, a little blossom, fresh rosebuds, a little powder, a little green freshness, a little creamy woodiness and Elixir by Roja is born!

If the Essence de Parfum is a short but explosive idea of the original, this perfume is the full and sensual charge of an addictive fragrance!

Here you get the gradual unfolding, the play of notes and the long lasting on the skin!

Bravo maestro!
In my eyes, this is the most beautiful and sophisticated Fruity Floral that my nose has ever encountered and simply a beautiful all-rounder for all those who like the delicate, fresh feminine fragrance direction, although this is a much too simplified categorization for this fragrance. There's really something to discover here.
In addition to the harmonious orchestra, the high quality of the fragrances, which smell incredibly natural and authentic, should also be emphasized.

I really don't know when Elixir could be inappropriate or unwearable. It's simply beautiful and everybody's darling by definition.

I'll say right away that I've only just arrived in this price and quality category after more than 15 years of perfume love. The excitement was correspondingly great.
The fragrance starts off intensely full-blooded, with tart and herbaceous notes. The bouquet is very complex right from the start and has many nuances. It is always magical to capture so many echoes, despite the simple, straightforward pyramid. Patchouli and the balsamic, tart notes are present from the very beginning right through to the heart of the composition. The development is such that the rose wakes up from its bloom and blossoms ever more vigorously.
What I really like is that this rose is fruity and fresh and even has a hint of honey nectar. At the same time, Rose Centifolia remains fresh and graceful, almost without sweetness.
As the fragrance progresses, this beauty blossoms, becoming more fruity and sweet. After more than 20 hours of wear, a still fresh but fully blossomed rose remains on the skin.

Simply wow. A luxury fragrance in which the queen of flowers never seems to wither!

The opening has truly blown me away. Juicy fruity fresh very authentic and harmoniously composed! A freshly cut blood orange in perfect harmony between tart-sweet-sour.

After 15 minutes, this wow became smaller and smaller. A sultry note was added, somehow inappropriate and yes unpleasant.

After 45 minutes: a mushy mix of unfresh watered-down flowers, sour salty coconut, sandalwood and musk.

Had to be washed off, unfortunately.