Description
“Blomma, bloom, BOOM… Explosion! Pandemonium! Beneath long hair, open minds stir up the sexual revolution. Morals are liberated and the flesh is emancipated. Free love blossoms in the air. A provocative scent wafts from bared napes. It whispers sweet nothings like a VIOLET and barely covers frolicking VANILLA and CINNAMON in CASHMERAN. Then, a boldly naked PATCHOULI arrives on the scene with a crash. Its hardcore tones throw the MUSKS and their caresses to the ground in a white powder splash” — press release of the brand.
”Blomma Cult is a floral, sensual and bewitching fragrance built around patchouli and cashmeran. It is my olfactory perception of the 1960’s and 1970’s counterculture movement with the sexual liberation and the rise of the hippie culture”, says Dr. Mike, creator of the brand. Blomma Cult was launched in 2015. Blomma Cult was created by Amélie Bourgeois and Anne-Sophie Behaghel.
Nicolay66 – :
Precious opening of bergamot and lavender, powerful, fresh and floral lilac point raises the mix to make you appear a smile.
Suddenly the dry note of iris appears like a warm summer breeze and the sweetness of vanilla, cinnamon and patchouli mixture makes excellent company to beautiful lilacs initial agreement.
Suddenly everything starts to dissipate as if he had a light sleep and something very typical installed seen already in perfumery: A atalcado sweetness accompanied by the typical note of clean white musk.
I am very upset this trend in perfumery both niche as a designer to give everything in the first half hour and then leave with honey in the mouth with hardly anything, which just basically responds to the desire to make money to cut costs and not to do good fragrances.
Rating: 4
Петр777 – :
I feel also ginger and tobacco.
filka_123 – :
Vanilla, powdery floral or floral powder. To me it smells by turn of old fashioned make up (like my Nana used to wear), face powder, lipstick and baby talcum powder. All mixed up. It gets sweeter and more powdery as time goes on. Due to those associations for me it’s not really unisex. I think it’s an odd scent for a man. It’s not unpleasant, but for me also totally devoid of any physicality and not sexy at all. I’d almost go as far to say that it’s kind of child like or even childish. It’s a nice smell, but I feel a bit ridiculous wearing it. What does it bring to mind? Many years ago my Mam took me and my little brother shopping with her. We were in a haberdashery and she was occupied choosing fabric. My brother must have been about 3 years old. In his curiosity he’d emptied the contents of Mam’s handbag on the floor and proceeded to paint himself with red lipstick. He looked so funny everyone in the shop was laughing.
That’s it for me, odd as it is. I’m happy as always to be told I’m wrong. Sillage and longevity moderate. It’s OK but I wouldn’t buy it.
August 2015