Pirouette

4 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Myriangon

  December 13, 2016

  

  I had been looking for something like this for a while. I bought a vial thinking it might be cloying and overly sweet, but it surprised and pleased me more than expected. It’s a scent I want to wrap myself in: pleasant, sensual, soft, yet with personality. On my skin, the longevity is high; I can still smell it after 14 hours, even on clothes. It reminds me a lot of Rochas Tocade, one of my favorites. I don’t perceive it as fruity-floral, but rather as a musky floral. In the end, it leaves a fragrance of roses and white flowers with a powdery, soft vanilla. Without a doubt, I’m asking for it from the Kings.

• gatuna

  April 12, 2020

  

  Let’s break it down: Price: very good. The combination of an affordable price with a prestigious brand is a huge selling point. I bought it for this reason without even smelling it or reading reviews. The bottle is sober, elegant, and has a playful touch; it’s timeless and can suit all kinds of women. The name seems a bit odd to me, but it suggests ballerina pirouettes. The bottle evokes a pointe shoe or a ballerina in a tutu (the advertising confirms this). The fragrance is a tender floral with a slightly sweet touch that turns spicy over time. It’s not cloying, and I’d wear it in a range of women of different ages. It has personality; it’s distinctive without being over the top. Its main flaw is the poor longevity and sillage; on my skin it fades quickly, and on clothes it lasts a bit longer but weakened. If they could fix that, it would be a great perfume for this price.

• Femmeminina

  May 18, 2020

  

  I absolutely love it! I never get tired of it. To me, it’s a delicious and delicate aroma, like a ballet pirouette. Its longevity and sillage are just right; I think if it were stronger, it would lose its magic.

• Tortuga Azul

  November 9, 2021

  

  I absolutely love it. It’s a sweet floral scent, and while it doesn’t sound super original, within the usual family of this genre, it smells recognizable. As Gatuna says, it opens with a fresh, sweet rose that over time becomes creamier and powdery. The longevity doesn’t fail; I wear it to work and can still smell it right up against my skin by the end of the afternoon. The only downside is that it’s discontinued; it’s a shame because it’s a very feminine Eau de Toilette with nothing loud or sticky about it. I’ll miss it when my bottle runs out.