I got two blind buys on the same day. Annick Goutal Mon Parfum Cherie par Camille reinforces the blind buy. If I were to mistake my lucky randomness for logic I would never have to smell another...
Fourreau Noir makes me consider the possibilities of copying and repetition. Part of a series, variation on a theme? Uninventive, deliberate, derivative? ...
At first sniff I get cumin quite strong and maybe some nutmeg trying to cover up . . . no other way to say it, an awful stench of burning onions with some other odd camphor. Sounds strange and...
I had a long perfectly civil acquaintanceship with Duc de Vervins long before I elected to purchase a bottle. I tried it several times at Bergdorf's and passed on it thinking it is too strong;...
Cool, but sunny Tirrenco opens up with dry, bitter orange peel and a very stark ouzo (or, if you prefer, vodka infused with fennel bulb). There's an undercurrent of salty detritus, washed up on a...
Can`t tell you anything about this one...I just had to mention in this context that I`m still anxiously waiting for those comments about GFF M (Ferre) to show up...So if anyone can tell, please do.
I tried it last week and was really impressed. Starts fresh, aquatic, not-so-interesting and then turns to a soft, subtle and surprisingly long-lasting , clean fragrance. I'll get a bottle for sure.
According to the description on the web (written in Japanese).....
"Ultimate simplicity from Ferre! This special Bergamot scent from the Mediterranean Sea will enrich your life. It's a very unisex acquatic fragrance with ultimate bergamot...
Top: Marine Bergamot, Cassis, Melon
Middle: Neroli, Lily of the Valley, Orange Blossom, Jasmine, Muget
Last: Patchouli, Mahogany woods, Oakmoss, Seaweed, Ambergris, Musk "
I got my bottle today and I love it - this will be perfect for summer heat. Light, fresh, slightly floral (lily, jasmine and neroli all make brief appearrances before blending into the composition), slightly marine with that special hint of motu, and a very pleasant might musk base. It reminds me of CSP Motu with a softer floral and citric opening and not as strong algae notes in the base. At the price I paid, $30 for a 50ml, it was totally worth it and in my opinion the best Ferre scent yet.
Am I the only one who thought for an instant that my local department store counter had picked up Frédéric Malle? I glanced at the bottle of the new Ferre Bergamotto Marino cologne, and thought, "Yeeeeha! Oh, wait..."
I like the fresh citrus/marine opening, and that's saying something, as marine notes usually aren't my thing. The drydown I find just a little cloying. Is it the patchouli? I like the sound of everything else. I'll have to try it again. Luckily the SA gave me a sample.