Orange Sanguine

16 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Charlie Araiza

  April 2, 2014

  

  I love it, very fresh with a marked orange note; one of the most natural I’ve ever smelled. The projection isn’t very high unless it’s a very hot day, where the sillage increases. For its type, it’s good. It doesn’t have the best longevity because it’s transparent, but while it lasts, it’s very enjoyable. Very personal, ideal to wear when leaving vacation in summer. Simple and high quality.

• Charlie Araiza

  April 7, 2014

  

  I love this fragrance; it’s very fresh with a marked orange note; undoubtedly one of the most natural I’ve smelled. The projection isn’t very high unless it’s a very hot day, where the trail increases considerably, but for its type, it’s good. It doesn’t have the best longevity because it’s somewhat transparent, but while it lasts, it’s a lot of fun. It’s very personal, ideal for wearing when you return from summer vacation. Simple and high quality.

• cnidaria

  December 7, 2014

  

  What kind of perfumery magic is this? xD The sensation of smelling a freshly peeled orange is hyperrealistic and impactful; I’ve never heard a fruit smell this natural in a perfume. The scent is so real you can almost feel the juice running down your tongue when you peel it. I agree with Drakecito: once the pulp passes, it becomes slightly floral but retains its sweetness and freshness. Since I’m not bothered by smelling like pastries, I have no problem walking around smelling like a freshly squeezed orange.

• cnidaria

  December 12, 2014

  

  What kind of perfumery magic is this? The sensation of smelling a freshly peeled orange is hyperrealistic and impactful. I’ve never smelled a fruit so natural in a perfume. It’s so realistic that you feel the juice coming out as you peel it, giving a strange sensation on the tongue. The description by drakecito is spot on: when the pulp passes, it becomes a bit floral but keeps its sweetness and freshness. Since I’m not bothered by smelling pastries, I have no problem walking around smelling like a freshly squeezed orange.

• drakecito

  January 12, 2015

  

  Possibly the best orange fragrance I’ve tried, superior to Eau d’Orange Verte by Hermès. It’s ‘photorealistic,’ reflecting peeling the orange: acidic notes from the peel to a sweet, juicy base. It has a very soft floral note and a bit of amber to sweeten, all very restrained. The quality and longevity are high, over five hours. Indispensable for citrus and orange lovers. The downside is that it’s single-note and can get tiring, smelling like orange all the time. Very good.

• drakecito

  February 2, 2015

  

  Maybe the best orange fragrance I’ve tried so far. For me, it surpasses Hermès Eau d’Orange Verte. It’s a ‘photorealistic’ scent that recreates the entire process of peeling an orange: from the acidic notes of the peel to the sweet, juicy base. There’s a very soft floral touch and a hint of amber to sweeten it, all kept very moderate. The quality and longevity are excellent, lasting over 5 hours. A must-have for citrus lovers, though it can get a bit tiring due to its one-note nature. Highly recommended!

• ShiseidoTactics

  March 16, 2015

  

  With niche brands, I lose objectivity. Their blends are so original and ingenious that it’s hard to say if a fragrance is just good or extraordinary. Since no one pays me or threatens me, I’ll say what I think: I LOVE THIS FRAGRANCE. I kept smelling my hand for a while. I consider it the best red orange fragrance in the world, just as Dior’s Homme Sport 2008 is the best tangerine. The geranium gives it a subtle touch. It’s classy, unisex, nostalgic, soothing, and inspiring. It’s fresh but less so than Hermès. Nothing synthetic, very natural. It has a plus: it doesn’t smell like an obvious red orange, perhaps due to the geranium or jasmine. Ideal for very hot days. Thanks Cnidaria for letting me smell this wonder.

• ShiseidoTactics

  March 20, 2015

  

  With niche brands, I lose objectivity… Their blends are so original and ingenious that it’s hard to say if they’re just good or extraordinary. Since no one is paying me or threatening me, I’ll say what I think: I LOVE THIS FRAGRANCE! I smelled my hand for way too long. Just as I consider Homme Sport 2008 the best lemon, Terre d’Hermès the best bitter orange, and Homme Cologne the best green citrus, this Orange Sanguine from Atelier Cologne is the best red orange in the world. The geranium adds a subtle touch. It’s classy, unisex, nostalgic, soothing, and inspiring. It’s fresh but less so than Hermès’ Les Colognes collection, and nothing synthetic; very natural. There’s something more that doesn’t just smell like red orange, perhaps jasmine. Ideal for hot days. PS: Thanks Cnidaria for letting me smell this wonder.

• άρωμα

  October 4, 2015

  

  I only tested it on blotter paper. I smelled a sweet orange scent that I liked, since where I live, there are almost no blood oranges or tarocco oranges. However, the scent disappeared very quickly. I like soft scents, but this is too much. Other light colognes like Jo Malone last days on paper; this one was gone after three hours. I feel like I’m passing.

• Rocio Basurto

  April 14, 2018

  

  I have to say I didn’t like it, and it’s strange because I love citrus. The top notes are rich and very natural; the orange scent is wonderful, but on my skin, it becomes very sweet in the dry-down, thanks to the tonka bean. That sweetness gets on my nerves and takes away the naturalness. Longevity and sillage are moderate.

• Rocio Basurto

  April 18, 2018

  

  I have to say I didn’t like this fragrance, and it’s strange because I love citrus. I accept that the top notes are delicious and very natural, and the orange scent is wonderful. However, on my skin, it becomes sweeter in the heart and especially in the dry down, probably due to the tonka bean. That sweetness bothered me; it seemed too much, and in my opinion, it detracts from the naturalness of the aroma. Longevity and projection: moderate.

• Shearwater

  June 25, 2018

  

  In my opinion, very enjoyable. I’m not sure what kind of orange it evokes, but it feels very realistic and pleasant. It’s a single-note fragrance; anyone looking for something complex will be disappointed, as it’s almost 100% orange. Perfect for feeling fresh on hot days. Anyone walking by will think someone just ate an orange with their hands.

• dorkita

  December 26, 2019

  

  I love it, it’s fabulous. I recommend it 100%.

• Anairamis

  June 4, 2020

  

  The most realistic orange I’ve ever smelled in a perfume. Not too green, not too ripe, just at that perfect point of acidity and sweetness to eat. Juicy, sparkling, and natural. The other notes provide stability and body, but they don’t change the fragrance, which is 100% juicy, appetizing orange from start to finish.

• Anairamis

  June 7, 2020

  

  The most realistic orange I’ve ever heard in a perfume! Not too green or too ripe, but right at that perfect point of acidity and sweetness to eat and enjoy. Juicy, sparkling, and natural. The other notes provide stability and body, but they don’t change the fragrance, which is composed of the juiciest, most appetizing oranges from start to finish.

• JohnLeMusc

  February 12, 2023

  

  Halfway between Sorrento and Amalfi, Positano is an Italian village from the ancient Amalfi Republic, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. John Steinbeck said in the 50s that ‘Positano marks you,’ a dreamlike place that comes alive in nostalgia. Atelier Cologne links it to a ‘sunny breakfast in Positano.’ It makes perfect sense for such a fragrance to be the star by the sea, surrounded by fruit trees and Mediterranean breeze. The blood orange is harvested in spring after winter frosts, giving it that reddish hue. It comes in a sober 30ml bottle with an orange leather finish. It contains one of the best orange scents ever smelled, even if its longevity is short, typical of citrus, but the olfactory experience is beautiful. Italian red orange, Chinese geranium, and Australian sandalwood. Bellissimo paesaggio di sensazioni!