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sams – :
This was bitter and sharp on my skin. I can’t clearly detect many of the notes. Maybe I’m getting petit grain, lemon, lavender, and musk?
seeriscizto – :
A perfect unisex and modern perfume, this seems to be with ventes ardentes the most unusuals in the line.
The opening has lots of lavender, that slowly melts in iris patcouli combo. The pairing is fabulous and it’s also very beautiful when vetiver and oakmoss wave goodbye
Ckral – :
Poete de Carmel is a really nice and pretty perfume, but to me, it lacks of a backbone. Poete starts quite powdery in a soap rose water clean way, with a hint of honey.
Then it gets sweeter in the slightly earth, and tart. Every now and then, there’s a little bit fruity sourness comes by. It is like a weird but nice mixture of rose, light spice, and a little bit of Le Labo Oud 27.
Later on, Poete becomes spiced rose water. Somehow I find it really inoffensively familiar, It’s like a rose-themed, female version of Dior Eau Sauvage; or a slightly less melancholy combination of Anna Sui’s Anna Sui and Forbidden Affair and a tiny bit spice, but just better in a well-blend way.
Then it gets tarter, powderier, softer and warmer and sunny spring-like, at the same time a certain domindant sour fruity hint is here too. It is like inhaling brown sugar water with a pinch of spice.
Poete de Carmel is a nice perfume and I find it easy to like and the quality of ingredients makes it stand out when comparing it with generic designer house perfumes like Anna Sui’s. However, I wouldn’t buy it for myself as it is somewhat a high-quality version of generic-smelling perfume, Poete lacks some spirit to be a Poete de Carmel.