Sultane Parfum Fatal by Jeanne Arthes
Women 2016
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Description
Sultane Parfum Fatal by Jeanne Arthes is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2016, this composition features an olfactory signature created by perfumer Jeanne Arthes. The top notes unfold with pear, neroli, and pink pepper; the heart reveals coffee and jasmine; while the base settles on vanilla, praline, cedar, and patchouli leaves.
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
189 votes
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Leading answer Like it
48 votes
Season
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Time of day
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About Sultane Parfum Fatal
Sultane Parfum Fatal by Jeanne Arthes is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2016, this composition features an olfactory signature created by perfumer Jeanne Arthes. The top notes unfold with pear, neroli, and pink pepper; the heart reveals coffee and jasmine; while the base settles on vanilla, praline, cedar, and patchouli leaves.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices White flowers Sweet and gourmand Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
44 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
16 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
15 votes
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Brutal quality-to-price ratio; it was my first Jeanne Arthes and once I got it, I forgot everything else until it ran out—I even had two backups by the halfway mark. The craze has passed, but the romance remains. I was blown away because it cost less than ten euros; I didn’t believe in low-cost fragrances until I woke up to this one. To me, it smells expensive despite being cheap; it’s a gem. It’s very similar to Black Opium (sharing seven out of nine notes): Black Opium is darker, bitter, woody, and floral, while Sultane de Provence is a sweet coffee (not cloying) with flowers all the way through, making it brighter. I wouldn’t wear Black Opium in summer, but Sultane de Provence is perfect for it, with extraordinary longevity: it melts into your skin as if your pores are exuding it, leaving a trail of sweet coffee and white flowers. The opening features juicy fruit and florals; you can detect neroli, pepper, bright jasmine, and soft whipped coffee with vanilla, all blended perfectly. It settles into a sweet, warm, creamy, and slightly woody dry down. It’s modern, original, warm, sensual, feminine, and versatile. You feel gorgeous and perfumed; everyone loves it and asks what you’re wearing. Longevity is about six hours, sillage is 2-3 feet, and it lasts days on clothes. I find it delicious; if you like Black Opium, Good Girl, La Vie Est Belle, This Is Her, or Si by Armani, you’ll love this, and at this price, you can use it generously every day. The bottle looks great visually, even if simple, though the cap is standard plastic.