Supreme d’Orient by Note33
Men Women 2017
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Supreme d'Orient by Note33 is a chypre floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2017, this composition features top notes of bergamot, a heart of jasmine, and a base of patchouli.
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Leading answer I want it
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Sillage
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Another scent from this house that feels too feminine to me; it’s not bad, just not for me. Fragrantica doesn’t list all the notes, only the accords, so here they are: top of bergamot and pear, heart of jasmine, neroli and ylang-ylang, base of patchouli, white musk, and amber notes. It’s very linear with almost no evolution on my skin: it starts fresh with sweet, powdery touches, then becomes creamy over time, leaving patchouli, jasmine, and neroli at full strength over a light musk base. It’s a feminine, elegant, classic chypre that, for some reason, reminded me of their Bois d’Iris from the collection, even though they don’t share notes; I guess it’s the style or execution. It’s a distinguished, old-school floral chypre, highly recommended for those who miss this type of creation, far from current trends. Personally, I don’t like it; floral notes feel sharp to me and make my stomach turn, but for those who enjoy these perfumes, it’s a scent worth considering with a great price-to-quality ratio. It’s not unisex, more on the feminine side; at least, I can’t see myself wearing it again. I’m mostly satisfied with it. The performance is, as with any perfume you don’t like, excellent: noticeable trail and great longevity. I wore it this morning and had to shower around 4 PM to get rid of it because I just couldn’t stand it; imagine my day with the heat and this perfume radiating like a demon… It’s best for cold and mild climates, daytime wear in winter, and in warmer seasons without excess, preferably at night. As for recommendations: I wouldn’t recommend it to men, and to women only those who like classic, formal, and elegant scents; for them, it’s a highly recommended perfume.