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...
Last year I purchased "4711 - Melissa & Verbena" and was mind blown about the freshness and how long it would last. Last week I saw the whole range of 4711 on sale and immediately wanted to buy...
I enjoyed this fragrance because it is very unique and has amazing performance. Something I've never noticed in a fragrance that I do with this one is there are a couple of notes that "fight"...
Hello Ladies , help me find fragrance for women,which have long lasting power, smells sharp and citrus.but not sweet and not floral,not powdery,not fruity ,not vanilla.
thank you.
Guerlain's Eau du Coq or Fleurs de Cedrat. Maybe Calyx, or Eau d'Orange Vert? Pamplelune is lovely but it does have a musky vanillic drydown which the o.p. may not like. C.O. Bigelow makes a Lemon edt that may work as well.
Again, Diorella. Also Eau Sauvage (jasmine), Eau de Rochas homme (somewhat herbal), and Moustache (peppery/carnation.) The great thing about Diorella is its overripe almost turned quality that is always pointed out. I think that the civet quality of Eau d'Hermes gives it a similar bent. Lemon/citrus should equal astringency and cleanliness. Making it dirty subverts the intention and makes it more fun.