Funeral Home by Demeter Fragrance
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Funeral Home by Demeter Fragrance is a floral fragrance for men and women.
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Chrysanthemum
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817 votes
- Positive 68%
- Negative 21%
- Neutral 11%
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About Funeral Home
Funeral Home by Demeter Fragrance is a floral fragrance for men and women.
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Longevity
Leading answer Soft
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Balanced
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Value perception
Leading answer Good value
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lorzastyle
Smells exactly like Fathom V but much cleaner; it lasts only two minutes, so it’s meant for a quick home treat, not as an everyday perfume.
Anafer
It absolutely does not smell like a funeral home. It smells like a florist, specifically the workspace: flowers, cut stems, and familiar scents. It’s fresh and settles in nicely as it dries. I bought this blind out of curiosity, and if you enjoy recreating the scent of flowers and stems, you won’t have any issues with this. Don’t worry, you won’t be shivering thinking about your great-grandmother’s burial on a cold December morning, or those movies we watch back here.
Anafer
It absolutely does not smell like a funeral home. It smells like a florist, the work area: flowers, cut stems, and familiar scents. It’s fresh and settles nicely as it dries. I bought it blindly out of curiosity, and if you like recreating the scent of flowers and stems, you’ll have no issues with this. Don’t worry, you won’t be shuddering thinking about your great-grandmother’s burial on a cold December morning, or those movies we see around here.
Psicostasis
It smells like sticking your nose into the filter jar’s water reservoir, and this is one of my favorite olfactory experiences. It transports you to an Endesa ad from the 2000s, an Enya video, to a misty, rainy utopia with windmills and vivid green grass. Then it gradually turns powdery, which is a pity (the fresh notes are so volatile), but the opening is marvelous. The flowers are enchanting, though for me they’re just a complement to the fresh, wet, crystalline dew captured here.
Psicostasis
Smells like sticking your nose into the reservoir of a water filtration pitcher, and this is one of my favorite olfactory experiences. It transports you to an Endesa commercial from the 2000s, an Enya video, a misty, rainy utopia with windmills and vivid green grass. Then it gradually turns powdery, which is a shame (the fresh molecules are so volatile), but the opening is wonderful. The flowers are enchanting, though for me they’re just a complement to the fresh, wet, crystalline dew captured here.
PabDark1014
Really well-executed fragrance. The vibe: here in Chile, outside the cemeteries, there are florists with multiple varieties. Just picture that. It smells exactly like that. But it’s a quite cold scent that penetrates to the bone, like going to a cemetery in winter at dusk on misty, freezing afternoons. The flowers have a frosty dew that makes their aroma stand out more. Longevity: moderate; it projects strongly but settles to skin-level after a few hours. Verdict: these fragrances are quite well done at a very accessible price.