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Féerie (2008)
by Van Cleef & Arpels
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Féerie Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Violet leaves, Blackcurrant, Italian mandarin.
Middle Notes- Bulgarian rose, Rose absolue, Egyptian jasmine.
Base Notes- Iris Florentine butter, Haitian Vetiver.
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   |  Parma Violet sweets and rose water. Very light, but lasts a surprisingly long time. Refreshing Fizzy Vimto aroma for the first couple of hours but then becomes very muted and quite sad for some reason as the rose becomes more dominant. If the violet could have hung in longer to temper the rose a little, it would have been a much more uplifting frag. Personally, the bottle get 10 points. The contents are a little more disappointing, and slightly overpriced for me. 02 August 2009 |
 |  nice bottles indeed! but that's all! what happened to all the companies? they're all producing "john doe" fragrances! such a pity! 20 May 2009 |
   | i tried this 2-3 weeks ago...and i remember that i liked it...thats about all i can remember...this either means i have a bad memory or its like every other rose/jasmine/citrus fragrance...the latter is most probable...i should probably whiff this one again as a reminder before purchasing a sample...the only reason i would buy it would another sniff is because of the bottle...it is truly amazing...i <3 the bottle 27 November 2008 |
 |  A strikingly unique, exquisite composition. Delightfully seductive in a sweet, but yet very sophisticated kind of way...10 November 2008 |
   | This is such a expensive fragrance it should smell a little more like it. I mean it's a perfectly good scent,just not for $120. The top notes kind of remind me of Versace Red Jeans which is a $20 perfume. 04 November 2008 |
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| I received a sample of Feerie from Neiman Marcus last week, and if I had to try to describe how this "violet, vetiver, and Egyptian jasmine" fragrance smells, I would say...blackberry cream soda. It's high pitched and fruit sour with only a faint vanilla-like softness to restrain the berry tartness. Some of the berry sent dissipates as it dries down, but it's still not for me. 07 September 2008 |
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