Description
The new collection from Sarah Horowitz Parfums lab is named Artisan Collection and it includes three new perfume editions: Belle Route, Roots and Wings. Belle Route, developed by master perfumer Marlene Stang, is inspired by a soap that was received from Florence, while the other two fragrances were made by Sarah Horowitz herself, inspired by a poem of her childhood.
Roots and Wings fragrances from the collection are both inspired by the poems Sarah’s father recited to her when she was little – “roots to grow and wings to fly” was the verse. These words are extremely important to Sarah and they paint a good picture of her perfume work, which often varies between lightness and darkness.
Wings is a tropical fantasy with notes of yuzu, pear, pikake, night blooming jasmine and gardenia, placed at the base, which includes notes of Roots. The fragrance is reminiscent of the sun’s rays that penetrate through the dense jungle foliage. Feminine and magical, it is sparkly and not at all secretive.
Notes: yuzu, pear, gardenia, night jasmine, pikake, oud, oakmoss, orris root, vanilla.
It is available as 30 ml EDP.
Artisan Collection Wings was launched in 2010.
baron200988 – :
I wore this today, and I thought it smelled like violets, but I don’t see them listed in the notes. It is an elegant, not sweet smelling floral perfume that is best for Spring and Summer. When I put it on I felt like I was walking down the street on a sunny spring day with flowers blooming all around me. The only drawback was that it lasted about 3 hours, and now I smell nothing at all.
Aluhanaesse – :
I tested this earlier on one arm and Roots on the other. Wings has a nice, pikake/jasmine opening, sweetened by the pear. The pikake isn’t overpowering. After 2 hours, the deeper mossy wood shows faintly, not as strong as Roots on its own, but nice. 4 hours, it was gone. Not my spicy taste, but I think my sister will like it.