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Sage & Sea Salt Jo Malone

Jo Malone my faithful companion this summer.
Simply, essential if you like sea-themed perfumes.

This perfume, edc, is not a perfume,
that will enchant you with its performance,
but it certainly will with its fragrance.
There is nothing particularly spectacular or innovative about it,
but its charm lies in its simplicity and moderation.

Slightly salty grapefruit,
aromatic sage,
Seaweed and smooth ambrette.
A wonderful combination of these notes,
in just the right proportions,
and you are,
at least in your mind, already on the beach.

Extremely relaxing,
like when it's too hot of a day,
you walk into a cold spa,
and all those aromatic scents refresh and cool you down so pleasantly.

Soothing and airy,
clean in an all-natural way,
smooth and refined.

Although I don't use perfumes on the beach,
especially not on the skin,
i wore this one (not on my skin), it refreshed me so nicely and pleasantly that it ,deserves,
to be called the ideal perfume for the beach.

You can wear it on a beach dress,
a pareo,
a hat,
a beach bag ...

It will brighten your day, just like it did for me. ️?

House Christian Dior-Jasmin des Anges

I fell in love with Jasmine des Anges.

In Jasmine des Anges, it is exactly the jasmine that I love the most. It's an absolutely dominant note that isn't hampered by anything that suppresses it and doesn't allow it to come out in its full glory in its most beautiful edition.
There are no resins here, nothing heavy, balsamic. However, this is not just any floral fruity perfume.

Quite explosive in the opening, as if all the notes are coming to the surface as fast as they can. Jasmine at this stage is full of passion, beautiful, seductive, intoxicating.

Bergamot adds freshness and a bit of sharpness, accentuating this passionate note.
Bergamot in perfumes often knows how to take the lead, especially in the opening.
In this perfume, that's not the case; its role is secondary this time.
Here he is the "spice" without which the "dish" would not succeed, but the "dish" is not named after him. ?

This initial rhapsody of passion is followed by a somewhat calmer phase in which peaches and apricots can already be clearly distinguished.
Here the bergamot is already somewhat lost and the entire composition takes on a moderately sweet tone.

I think that Osmantus at this stage is the one that holds everything freshly together, overpowering this fruit and as a complex floral adding layering and depth to this perfume, perhaps a bit of an enigma.

In the final stage, although white musk and vanilla are the base, jasmine is still the main note, but now creamy, soft, cozy, soothing.

Jasmine des Anges is a perfume of which I love all phases equally. Jasmine is like a chameleon here, in each phase it shows a different face.

A perfume of passion, infatuation, love .
Elegant, romantic, a bit nostalgic.

The scent wraps around you so gently..

Jasmin des Anges is a fragrance that embraces you.

Venus represents a woman in her full glory of femininity and that famous female principle.

It's something like a femme fatale, only better, stronger, more narcotic. The perfume follows this theme, but what is this narcotic Venus like?
She's not a woman who walks around in high heels in the afternoon, She's not a loud person, but a mild,gentle, tender one who's hard to forget.

Let's go back to perfume,white flowers and how I feel.

However, the tuberose, which I love very much, is addictive in this perfume because I am constantly trying to feel it on my wrist.

Tuberose is narcotic? It's a wonderful example of how something can be so challenging and simple at the same time, because there's not a handful of notes here fighting each other.

This Venus is relaxed, calm, and smells good. The perfume gives me a sense of sterility, of self-mild natural authority. This is a true women's perfume, "feminine"

I like it, I see the quality and the idea / story behind the perfume.

Rose Silence Miller Harris

I love the rose in perfume and the house of Miller Harris, I had no doubt that I would like Rose Silence.

Rose Silence is one of the most beautiful rose themed perfumes I have ever tasted.

Top notes, blackcurrant and mandarin.
Blackcurrant, here it is combined so well with tangerine. This tangerine doesn't have the sharpness of citrus, but it's not sweet either. Just fresh. I think patchouli further accentuates its freshness. Patchouli and musk are the base notes, but patchouli is already felt in the opening, while musk only appears in the drydown.
I don't feel anything woody in this patchouli, just very pleasant and fresh green.

The rose that comes is such a beautiful rose that you can't help but love it. I don't think it would bother even those who don't like rose in perfume. It's so smooth, crystalline, clean and clear. Not retro at all, on the contrary, a very modern rose, fresh, unobtrusive.
If you have ever smelled wet roses after a summer rain, it is this fragrance when they smell selfless, spectacular and unforgettable in their full glory.

The musk that joins the composition later softens the sharpness of the patchouli a bit and adds a little depth to the rose. Musk, by the way, is quite calm and measured in this perfume.

I think this perfume is wearable in all seasons and occasions. Unisex slightly more feminine, but a man could wear it, especially in combination with another, more masculine perfume.

Extremely elegant and refined perfume, elegant, gentle, unobtrusive.
In fact, you could not mix this rose with any other.

Rose lovers, be sure to try it.

Lumière Dorée Miller Harris

After first encountering the home of Miller Harris and the beautiful La Feuille, the logical progression was to explore this home further.

This perfume lived up to all my expectations, it is almost exactly as I imagined.

Opening, citrus green, bitter orange, petit grain and bergamot.
The bitter orange leaf is so balanced with citrus that I can't say either of these predominate, the opening phase, doesn't last long. The top notes, however, are present almost to the end.

What I particularly like about Lumière Dorée is the way the notes develop, the order. For example, neroli from the heart notes joins the top notes long before the jasmine, and so this first phase, slightly altered, lasts much longer.
The note that excited me the most here, the bitter orange leaf, is neroli.
Essential flower oil extracted from the white flowers of the bitter orange tree. It is sometimes called orange blossom oil.
The oil is named after Princess Neroli, who popularized it in Italy during the 17th century plague pandemic. There was a belief that flowers and perfumes with a sweet scent protected against contagious fumes ...

Jasmine is not loud here, it is very difficult to identify it as a distinct note.
Base notes, white musk, amber, cashmere and vetiver, behave very moderately, no noticeable steps.
The final stage, delicate, soft, intimate, almost fluffy.
Although I did not characterize it as seductive, at this point it is indescribably "infectious".

Ideal for business meetings, I don't think anyone would mind.
I also see it as ideal for travel,
On trips any daily variety.
Or if you are just resting,
In fact, I can't think of any situation where this perfume would be inappropriate.
I can't categorically place it at any time of year, I think it could always be worn.
Elegant, sophisticated, clean and soothing.
So test test test ....