Florabellio Eau de Toilette

3 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Ouroboros

  June 18, 2015

  

  Surprising and distinct aroma. I detect crab apple blossom, a strange yet delicious scent alongside the osmanthus. Very original; the seller told me it was inspired by Normandy. As it dries down, new notes emerge: coffee, and a very faint licorice touch. After hours, it reminds me of Annick Goutal’s Grand Amour mixed with those flowers. If you’re looking for something new and different, it’s a good choice. NOTE: although it has coffee, it has nothing to do with perfumes like Black Opium; on the contrary, it’s very fresh, but not citrusy.

• Niti

  April 13, 2016

  

  It is true that it’s different, but I smell the coffee note much more. The opening is soft, but like most Diptyque scents, it improves with time. I agree it’s a different coffee than Black Opium; this is real, good coffee.

• gelo999

  July 5, 2017

  

  Starts sweet and fruity, like caramelized apple, but the osmanthus is barely noticeable. The fresh, ozonic notes soon clash with marine and salty accords, plus a soapy base that muddies everything with the fruits. The result feels a bit chaotic and doesn’t motivate me at all. Coffee adds body from the dry down, darkening the scent with a serious, weird touch, while sesame leaves a distinct earthy note as it settles. I didn’t care for Florabellio; it’s just bad, no need to be politically correct. Low projection and sometimes smells like a failed L’Occitane Horizon. Rating: 3