Vert de Fleur

3 reseñas

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• Götterdämmerung

  March 29, 2018

  

  Its scent reminds me of broken tree branches bathed in rain over dry earth, while one rests on a bed of jasmine and hyacinth. There’s a certain similarity between the discontinued Ombre de Hyacinth and Vert de Fleur, though the latter is more complex, glamorous, and refined by the perfumer than the former. Additionally, Ombre de Hyacinth improves upon the green version of Jasmin Angélique from Atelier Cologne, which comes across as quite smoky.

• kkkccc

  March 10, 2024

  

  Galbanum has become one of my favorite notes thanks to VdF and Synthetic Jungle. The opening is a green explosion of wet vegetation, very similar to SJ but less sharp; here, the green is kinder and creamier. If SJ is an open field, VdF feels more like a freshly watered greenhouse. As for comparisons, SJ resembles Chanel 19 EdT, while VdF is akin to 19 Poudré. In my opinion, it’s one of the best and most overlooked Tom Ford perfumes to revive the green genre, which has been overshadowed by oud, gourmands, and blues over the past two decades.

• kkkccc

  March 11, 2024

  

  Galbanum has become one of my preferred notes thanks to VdF and Synthetic Jungle. The dry down is a green burst of wet vegetation, very similar to SJ but less piercing; this green is friendlier and a bit creamier. If SJ is an open field, VdF would be more like a freshly watered greenhouse. Regarding comparisons, SJ=Chanel 19 EdT and VdF=19 Poudré. In my opinion, it’s one of the best and most underrated Tom Ford perfumes to capture the current audience with the green fragrance genre, which has been so overshadowed by oud, gourmands, and blues in the last two decades.