Fleur de Orientica

3 reseñas

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• GabyG_

  November 19, 2023

  

  It’s a clean, musky aquatic floral, but with a synthetic touch. I definitely smell the tea and that marshmallow-like synthetic note that’s trendy (though not as much as in other perfumes). The peach is very soft and gives a slight sweetness, but what predominates is a somewhat sharp aquatic floral at the beginning. It’s very feminine and versatile; I’d wear it every day at the office. The only thing that disappointed me a bit is the sillage, which is moderate to low. It lasts about 6 hours on my skin. I’m not sure if it’s a blind buy, I like it, but it doesn’t drive me crazy…

• Genesisgfb

  October 12, 2024

  

  One of my favorite perfumes, I think it’s already my third bottle. It’s one of the ones that has complimented me the most on the street; whenever I wear it, people always ask what I’m using. It’s a delight. It smells like talc, clean, fresh, with a very marked fruity floral note.

• BeatrizBlackwood

  March 17, 2025

  

  Fleur de Orientica doesn’t take itself too seriously—it doesn’t try to be high art nor does it veer into vulgarity. It’s well-made, has character, and delivers on its promises with confidence. On my skin, it opens with bright, almost piercing fruity and aquatic notes, like a little spark. It’s not a clean freshness; it’s juicy, vibrant, and has a bit of an edge. That’s why you need to apply it moderately: the musk and fruity heart can become overwhelming if you overdo it. But it has something very attractive. Compliments come easily—not because it’s unique, but because it’s pleasant, accessible, and fun. That counts too. In strong heat, Fleur really shines; the sun and air open up its notes and bring it to life. What surprises me most is its longevity: hours on the skin and even longer on clothes. It doesn’t fade away; it lingers, accompanies, and insists. People compare it to Fleur Narcotique or Valaya, but since I haven’t tried those, I won’t say anything. Fleur speaks for itself. It’s luminous, feminine, and contemporary. Maybe it’s not a masterpiece, but it’s definitely a presence. One of those that you don’t forget because, simply put, it never leaves.