Fleurrare

I love being out in nature and a scent that could put me in the mood would be great. So the scent seemed to me in the first minutes after applying, as if he could do that.... So light, fresh, unobtrusive.... Like fresh air snatch... what easily fir-like.
Later, it became very skin deep, extremely subtle and light as a feather. Like forest air.
So far so good. Individual notes are not to smell out for me, rather everything makes an overall impression. I thought the fragrance is what for gentle natures or someone who wants a touch of fragrance around him, which refreshes something. Later, the composition reminded me of Hermes DNA, which I couldn't get comfortable with until now. I could imagine the scent on a man too, there's something unisex about it. Sweet I find him not.
I find him unusual, have not smelled many similar fragrances until now.
He has what, does not have to stand out by "volume". Fits somehow the stereotypical idea of reserved British. Design of the bottle also fits the overall concept and I like it. Maybe I'll take him times in the Großstadttrudel to see if he can keep his "promise"....

I was too harsh on this fragrance in a statement. As has happened to me before, first impressions were not the last. To me, the perfume seemed overwhelmingly soapy, even though I liked the scent itself, and I thought it was a shame that they couldn't make the scent less soapy in setting. I have since become somewhat comfortable with the soapiness, it doesn't seem as strong to me anymore. For some reason, I always want to put it on to sleep. Others tell me about lavender perfumes, for me I think it's tuberose that "sings lullabies" to me. Could also be that the scent needs higher temperatures to make other notes come out better. And thus fits better into a warm season...It may well be that others perceive this soapiness as pleasant powderiness. Tastes are known to differ and it's good that way.... It is uncomplicated , but not flat. The balance between sweet and not sweet is very well balanced. On me, the fragrance makes an overall youthful and carefree impression. Maybe it helps me in the evening to leave everything behind me for the day and to disappear with a light head into the realm of dreams....

First, I love tea, black freshly brewed (stimulating effect) and also steeped longer ( calming). This one is of the second variety. Second: I love roses.
Third: these notes in the execution of Nathalie Lorson , since nothing can go wrong!
Consequence: again dared a blind purchase. ?
It is as I hoped, actually a tea-accented EdT, holds well and is not heavy, which I find good.
The only perfumes I can wear longer are from this perfumer. She manages to create a composition every time that is allowed to accompany me every day. I never get tired of wearing them.
The only thing that bothers me a little, is a slight artificial aftertaste. Possibly it disappears after a while as has already happened to me with the other perfumes.
When can one / woman wear it? In my opinion, always, Nathalie Lorson halt...

This is a perfume that is not immediately understood, I think. It takes time to understand it. In fact, I was rather repulsed by it the first time I tried it. Luckily I had a sample and therefore time and leisure to try it again in peace. Somehow it unites opposites and the olfaction gets lost by unfamiliarity at first. But if you get involved in the adventure, it becomes very exciting. Water flower, white flower, sweet notes and woods. Does it go together?! Can it go well?! I thought at first : Nope, nothing for me, nose picked and applied me from the perfume. But at the second test I was already fascinated by the extreme naturalness of this perfume. And during the third test, I even enjoyed the aquatic nature of the fragrance, which I normally don't like at all. It all came together: the mild natural aquatic, the wonderful mild white florals and the perfect sweetness that is absolutely light. For me, as a nature and summer fan, the best thing I've smelled so far. It tells a whole story of a beautiful lake surrounded by lush gardens and bathed in a divine scent. The only paradox: when the night cactus blooms, it should actually be dark. The perfumer is allowed to do that! A daring experiment!

It was winter in Grasse just before the turn of the year. Festive mood, tourists scurry through the narrow winding streets. Everywhere in the centre there is the smell of soap.... Everyone is in a festive mood, the sun shining too warm for a jacket. Oranges hang from the trees. Molinard has several branches in the European capital of perfumery. We were in the most beautiful nobly furnished one. Great excitement! First perfume of our own. From a roundel of several dozen fragrances we were allowed to choose some. As a souvenir there was, among other things, this little bottle.
The sweetness is really there at every stage of development, very intense, as if at a feast with a table overloaded with sweets. The base sounds nobly woody sweet. It is really for the sweet tooth among us