MsHellfire

This fragrance also deserves a comment, albeit a scarce one in this case.

The fragrance reminds me subtly of a mixture of K. Mecheris Wild Berries and L'Artisans Mûre et Musc Extrême, as can already be inferred from the headline, but more restrained and unsweet than the previous two.

At the beginning very alcoholic and pungent, but when the note has settled, it becomes fruity and powdery at the same time. The blackberry is soaped cleanly, not obtrusively fruity and also not artificial.
Blackberry very present, no citrus, the clove can be merely guessed a little. And what the Mecheri is the musk, is here the sandalwood, this I perceive very clearly.
Otherwise, no great fragrance development for my nose.

A few days ago, thanks to the dear Joerdis, my long awaited second bottle finally moved in. Since the Hermessencen are not so easy to get, I was all the happier.

Osmanthe Yunnan is for me also such a typical perennial, but especially in spite of its rather simple structure.
The orange directly plays out its fresh fruity note in a very natural way, the black tea underlines it skilfully and adds a tart spice.
As far as osmanthus is concerned, I am not sure that I can judge it correctly. Although I have thought in various scents that I could perceive the "typical" osmanthus note, I fear that I might confuse this with the "typical" osmanthus note, because it is probably generally considered sweet? May I be corrected. I had assigned it rather woody.
I don't think the OY is cute. In any case, this fragrance also has a green and woody note in the base, which harmonizes wonderfully with the fresh orange and tea, grounding the fragrance as it progresses and giving the orange a slightly citrusy tinge. I do not smell leather.
It makes me feel well-groomed, elegant and grounded.
Sillage is quite close to the body, the durability at least partially better than many of my other scents.

I will also guard this bottle and use it sparingly, because the Hermessencen are not exactly snappery!

TEAZZURRA just moved in with me. And all it took was two sprayers in one bottle... I knew right away, "Yes, that's it. My new tea."
In the last few years I have unconsciously specialised in fresh-citric tea scents anyway.

As one is used to from the Allegorias, this one is also a quiet treader, fresh and unobtrusive. It should be difficult to create an unpleasant overdose.

And this one could become my favourite. TEAZZURRA starts fresh and citric - not bitingly citric, but sweetishly citric. I clearly associate freshness with green tea, which I recognize in it. Also a very subtle herbaceous note rises into my nose, but only very subliminal and fleeting.
Although not listed in the notes, I am left with a soft mint note that is rounded off by a light vanilla at the end. Repeatedly, I am glad not to be presented with floral notes here. If at all, only very slightly in the background.
The fragrance seems to me to be very harmoniously composed and yet it knocks me out in its simplicity.

Jesus, I really like this one! Ergo: I'm afraid that he will be hired, because this curse is weighing on me... The fact that it's already out of stock at most of my usual "dealers" strengthens my assumption. So once again, enjoy what I get out of it. Hopefully I can keep the fresh bottle from tipping over for a long time.

When I received the first sample of this fragrance in a trade-in package, I was strangely not so fixated at all. I liked Hanae, Peau der Pêche and Wild Berries better. Somehow it was not sweet enough, too harsh.

Quite a while later I gave the rehearsal a chance after all, it just pays off a lot! Yes, he was nice, but I still wasn't convinced... And a few days later I realized that I still wanted to smell him over and over again. He crept secretly into my heart and now he belongs to my favourite scents.

I am a friend of Japanese fragrances, they are mostly simply unobtrusive, they only underline a well-groomed appearance.
So does SAGUINE. At first I perceive a natural orange, a little green, a little tart, but fruity and citric. Not this typical orange/tangerine, which I have already stocked several times in my fragrance shelf, but a natural blood orange, tart. After a while I add this wonderful musky note, which I like especially with the Mecheris, which makes the orange scent a more woody and "niche" experience, because it doesn't smell like the typical fruity drugstore mash to me.
This is actually already all I perceive, but I feel comfortable with it. One that is never too much, fits everywhere, and that's exactly how I like it!

After years of abstinence from Parfumo, I'm now going to let myself be carried away by a comment.

After I had been quite enthusiastic about all three other Bvlgari tea flavours in the last years, I was looking forward to testing the fourth one (new for me because I was absent for a long time!). Blind purchase, of course. The others were not disappointed either.

They cannot deny the kinship, although they also differ significantly.

All four are very pleasing, static, unobtrusive, fresh and clean fragrances. You definitely get what you expect. My classification, on the surface:
- green relative tart
- red fruity
- white puristic and slightly less harsh than green
- and blue powdery.

Thé Bleu starts with pure black tea (it will probably be oolong, I can't tell the difference), I notice it clearly, then it becomes directly soft-powdery, which one should attribute to the iris. Lavender and its spicy herbaceous note I unfortunately, unfortunately not at all notice, just as little I smell my beloved musk. I feel it a bit (!) tart, then creamy-powdery and a bit flowery, but not too clearly. I don't like floral scents at all, but here it is not too disturbing and present. Sometimes I can hardly notice a development.

Sillage and durability not very pronounced, also similar to the other three fragrances of the series, all quite close to the body.

That must now be enough for the first commentary on the re-entry, I have not yet fully arrived.

But unfortunately I don't need to get used to this scent either, because as I read, it will be discontinued soon. This curse seems to stick to me..