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anw978Diobtetty – :
On my skin this fragrance starts with a dose of cloves, which is soon accompanied by a sweet syrupy accord that quite resembles immortelle. The cloves give slight medicinal coolness, while the syrupy sweetness brings warmth. The fragrance remains fairly unchanged until eventually the sweetness expands to something that reminds me of Lutens’ own Daim Blond. In my opinion, autumn is the most suitable season for it.
scania198 – :
Cloying, candy-like tuberose/floral mix with a slightly amber afterglow. Too confectionery for me. Unfortunately, the cedar, which I was expecting from the name, never made an appearance on my skin. And the syrupy main tuberose accord overpowered most of the other ingredients. On me it smelled like a high powered whiff of a cheap foreign fabric softner. Lasts forever. Had to wash my clothes and bedding to remove. Oh well. I love and wear so many Serge Lutens perfumes that I was bound to hit one that didn’t work for me sooner or later.
snep147 – :
If you normally steer clear of the diva note tuberose then this is quite a good way to dip your toe in those intensely fragrant waters.
The tuberose is competing with lots of spice, wood and resins.
The result is a rich, spicy resinous scent where tuberose is just one of the group. I love it. I can see how it can overwhelm some folk. It’s no shy flower but still reserved in comparison to tubereuse criminelle.
I get good longevity and sillage.
A warm scent that’s perfect for night wear or a chilly day. It’s definitely unisex.
hunghk – :
Sweet gummy – floral – woodsy
Color impression: light pink
It’s a tuberose to eat with passion. I truly have not seen such luscious capability from tuberose before. Synchronization with cedar and cloves gives it a very strong edible feature. I die for its fantasy.
★★★★
Cheloveg – :
This is a strange and darring fragrance. It took me two years to aquire a taste for it.
When I first blind bought it, the Tuberose was indolic, before I knew what indolic meant. But it was way to feminine, with a cedar tree thrown in, but it didn’t help make it wearable for me.
I tried giving it away to my girlfriend, but it was too harsh and masculine leaning for her.
Now I have Atelier Cologne Cafe Tuberosa, which warmed me up towards Tuberose.
This Tuberose is more indolic, but makes a nice spicy accord with the cinnamon and cloves; Those two spices have a fruity tone.
I wear mostly woody fragrances. But sometimes get in the mood for a nice floral, to chill out at home, on a cool Winter evening. As I am enjoying this now.
I appreciate the quality of notes, and composition of blending here.
It’s a good fragrance. It’s a woody floral, that has some warmth, making it best for Fall and Winter I believe.
Rating: 8/10
God bless. John 3:16
OFohenQ – :
This is not my kind of fragrance, but I’m somehow intrigued by it. The sweetness is overwhelming, almost suffocating. I find it cloying and annoying but not in a youthful way, more like having a Pina Colada while sniffing someones armpit. It is sweet, animalic, woody and musky. Too much of everything actually. I like it though, probably because it’s a tuberose centered fragrance, and I find it very interesting but I cannot see me spraying it heavily on myself. So it won’t end up on my shelf.
venom8097 – :
Cinnamon & tuberose
This isn’t cedre! it’s more of a cunammon, tuberose, amber, & musk. Later it become overly sweet, and no sign of the cedre! maybe woody, and some spices but not cedre!
It wasn’t pleasant to my nose.
orxi77 – :
I was looking for woody fragrance- but instead got something boozy like spoiled fruit. I guess it’s a tuberose acting here this way. After sharp feminine opening it slowly shifting to unisex side. Now I get burning woods note which I like a lot. It has something in common with Chanel Coco, probably cloves and amber. I like this fragrance but only 30 minutes after initial spray when boozy notes are gone.
PS. Dear Haddock, I wish you wrote translation for your review. I’m sure majority of people here do not understand Arabic. At least couple sentences in English please.
pombur – :
La donna e l’armatura by Felice Casorati 1921
Joki – :
Cedre starts with blast of tuberose, nice and sweet. After a while tuberose gives in and woody elements on the background get some room and the whole fragrance goes from bit feminine to unisex. Dry down is mellowed tuberose with amber, bit of cedar and spices, mainly cinnamon; overall really pleasant scent and being completely unisex at this point.
I get nice longevity from Cedre along with nice sillage. There isn’t much to complain; Cedre is versatile, capable of taking autumn, winter, spring and maybe even colder summer days with its spicy sweet floral warmth. For some men the initial femininity might be something they are not too comfortable with; or I’m just biased because the tuberose heavy opening reminds me one of my mother’s fragrances when I was a kid.
Other than that I find Cedre being solid fragrance and if you love tuberose this might be one for you as it is really prominent, that being said I kind of wonder why this was named Cedre? At least I don’t really find prominence in woody aspects in this one.
vini83 – :
Absolutely beautiful! So much spice and bright bouquets of floral. My ideal amber notes, warm, boozy and golden. So sweet! I’ve never had a tuberose like this before, it smells nothing remotely close to traditional tuberose and it’s majestic! Really, Serge Lutens plays with food fragrances so delightfully well. It’s a shapeless cedar, hardly defined at all just a muted note hanging in the background lending the idea of wood to the perfume only although it begins to showcase itself later as it dwindles on. Churning into something deeper, warmer, more spicy with drippings of honey throughout and a nice dark musk… 7.5 almost an 8! Really well done.
Xeroxojogm – :
I’ve tried a lot of Lutenses, and appreciated almost all of them very much: my collection goes to prove it. So I regret to say that Cèdre is a definite dislike for me.
The note list isn’t exactly up my alley, but that never stopped me before, so I was glad at the chance to test this when I got it as an extra somewhere. But on first sniff my immediately reaction was “oh no”, and even though I’ve given it a couple of days’ wear to get used to it, my opinion hasn’t changed. I’m not sure whether it’s fair to mention this, since it’s just an association that came into my head and it isn’t really based on anything, but I can’t get rid of it: it reminds me faintly of being in a funeral parlor. It’s so heavy, the florals are so thickly sweet it’s almost sickly, almost as if they’re there to cover up something unpleasant; and the woody notes and the vaguely animalic vibe certainly aren’t helping to dispell this impression.
Of course this is all just a very personal experience; if this image hadn’t popped into my head I don’t think I’d have liked it much either, but my opinion would have probably been more nuanced. So do give it a try if you get the chance, it’s the usual high Lutens quality after all, and your experience may be very different.
sanek.s – :
Despite what others say, I definitely get cedar from the off. The prominent note here is Tuberose, but you get a very thick sweet cedar as well. The first couple minutes i find it overpowering and too sweet, almost heady sweetness. After the opening you get a nice very coconut like Tuberose.
SeseVottNonna – :
I pretty much agree with the first sentences from Sergio’s review in 2016. Pretty much except that tuberose is one of my most hated notes. This is like 90% feminine. Very old school IMO and I doubt if many if any modern/urban type of guys would even feel comfortable wearing this outdoors. I am having a hard time sampling it indoors. I have had it on for going on 4 hours and the woodiness is very light as the animalic/honey nature of tuberose is very apparent.
garet76 – :
goes on floral and very sweet honey that is the tuberose then gets woodier and dryer in the base, almost leathery
Acer – :
Cedre 1.6oz bottle
If you put tuberose upon a piece of cedar, then drizzle it with honey to tone down the impact that tuberose can give, add musk to the indolic tuberose for a bit of dark naughtyness and add the spices of clove and cinnamon to add warmth to the cedar vis a vis the amber…thats the idea behind this Lutens. I dabbed it on and got its nuances. Dont bathe in this one..I believe thats where you can run into problems…its definitely unisex.
Its for someone that loves a woody floral perfume with some sweetness. When it was released, a sweet tuberose scent was groundbreaking. Now, with more gourmand entries, and the population at large desiring sweeter scents, this ranks not a sweet bomb but more in the middle with the cedar making sure it does not cloy. Its very well made/blended. I enjoy it with Arabie sometimes. Infact, under the right perspective…its arabie lite.
Just dont wear this one to bed.. the darkness in the press release…well as much as we normal people like to pishaw it from time to time.. it is true.
koksosenniy – :
This is the first Serge Lutens perfume that i really disliked.
The opening, like all SL perfumes, is slightly harsh and medicinal, which is fine. After first notes faded away, the perfume developed into something nauseatingly sweet.
From time to time I would get a whiff of flowers and spices. I’d get intrigued, smell my arm again and, oh no! once more get that sickly sweet stomach matter. Sorry guys for this ungraceful comparison!
I was expecting a woody and warm scent, alas… I will try to get back to it and test it again, maybe it was just some bad chemistry day for me…
antoxa2701 – :
A harsh medicinal opening left me reeling for about 30 minutes, and from whence comes this? Of course it is the amber but the impression is more like thick, sticky, resinous frankincense. Horrible, I hated it, rued my decision to try it.
Then I went about my house chores and an hour later smelled the cedar wafting up from my arm; beautifuL and ethereal, aromatic and soft. Gone was that hideous opening stench, no trace left whatsoever and I just love this drydown.
Curiously, not one bit of tuberose makes itself known to me. Just tender hints of soft cinnamon and a warm light amber enhanced by warm light musk. I have never experienced cedar quite like this. It is my favorite wood note, and it is so subtly rich here that it reminds me of a very smooth and creamy sandalwood.
This is pure enchantment; I have finally found a Serge Lutens to love.
Aaron2000 – :
This certainly does not smell like what you instinctively expect from a cedar fragrance and telling you the truth I can not feel any creder in this scent.
This should be called TUBEROSE instead of Cedre.
What I feel is a very sweet tuberose an anemalic musk, amber and honey.
I love tuberose scents, but this one for me is a little bit feminine.
My wife will love it…
funt.egorov – :
Hhhmmm…sampling from branded sample and on first spritz i was a little unsure…but after a few minutes i think i like this. I defo get the tuberose and a creamyness coming from the base. The cinammon is well blended, im not getting golden grahams here..its subtle. I get some lavender and a gentle woody cedar vibe. My impression with this house is that im not drawn to the offerings on top notes alone…its the heart and the base which stand out.
turbodz – :
It should be named “Tuberose” not “Cedre”. Cedar is not present at all in the opening, it starts to speak a little maybe 2 hours after application. Tuberose is strong, velvety, animalic, little skanky. As “Cedre” developes it’s getting more creamy and soft. The scent is very Lutens-ish, in the drydown somehow similar to Daim Blond. I’d say its more towards the feminine side of unisex but also perfectly balanced, sophisticated scent ( tuberose is not an easy ingredient ), very French
Longevity and sillage are good, Ovrl. 8/10
Stamexcarma – :
A translation of Enrosadira’s review (below):
The opening is sweetish , sometimes nasty and brazen . ( The first time I wore it , I thought I was going to want to scrub it off) .
With the passage of time, it is transformed and becomes a golden waterfall, an enchanted garden in late summer bathed in the golden light of late afternoon, the beginning of sunset. It recalls the color of honey, and resin from the trees.
A perfume with very sweet traits, almost caramel, but with an underlying whiff of incense and woods and warm spices, very feminine and very hot .
Not for every day, otherwise it can become a bit disgusting , but it is fascinating!
skyper1986 – :
Apertura dolciastra, a tratti sgradevole e sfrontata. (La prima volta che l’ho indossato, appena messo avrei già voluto toglierlo).
Con il passare del tempo si trasforma e diventa una cascata d’oro, un giardino incantato a fine estate immerso nella luce dorata del tardo pomeriggio che si avvia al tramonto, richiama i colori del miele, gli alberi dai quali fuoriesce della resina.
Un profumo a tratti molto dolce, quasi caramelloso, ma con una venatura sotterranea di incenso e di legni e spezie calde, molto femminile e molto caldo.
Non da tutti i giorni, altrimenti risulta un po’ stomachevole, ma affascinante!
masmebel – :
I just received my two blind buys from SL. Cedre and Gris Clair. I like this much more than Gris Clair.
Cedre is a bit on the feminine side of unisex. I used to think that “He Wood Rocky Mountain” was the best men’s woody floral, but now it seems so cheep and synthetic compared to Cedre. The sweet cedar is aromatically accentuated by the warm cloves and just a slight nuance of cinomon. I don’t like cinomon, but here it’s practically imperceptible except for adding a nice warm tone, and balancing the sweetness of the cedar. Then you get the beautifull white floral. So truly a woody/ floral predominantly. There is a slight dried fruit vib, as is common to many SL’s fragrances, here it is just a nuance. Someone said it’s like a delicious smelling tree/ cake, yes. It boarders on the gourmand, but smells more botanical and of nature, than foody.
Did someone mention exquisitely blended, yes. The wood and Tuberose just blend beautifully, the musc and other spices just gives it it’s own refined anamalic quality.
It is a warm fragrance great for Winter, but the strong floral Tuberose note makes it light, ethereal; suitable for Spring and Summer.
I could also mention that Cedre is slightly boozy, as in a sweetish liquor. Overall not to sweet, the sweetness seems to go nicely with the floral Tuberose, and is balanced by the spices. The musc ads the spiciness. Overall a very pleasant comfort scent, with some nice classiness.
The longevity of this EDP is beast mode.
This is no hamster cage wood shavings. If you spray liberally the aromatic cedar note really shines forth, with all the embellishments.
Note: I discovered a very good fragrance similar to this, sandalwood and gardenia, L’Artisan “Rappelle-Toi.
Rating: 8.75/10
Happy Easter. John 3:16.
qiq – :
Another fragrance inspired by woods, this one has the Cedar as a central theme. They say it’s the favorite tree of Serge Lutens.
It was released in 2005 and Serge defines it as “another take on Féminité for an alternate reality”. He refers to Féminité du Bois, from 1992 (already reformulated).
Cèdre brings notes of cedar, amber, musk, tuberose, cloves and cinnamon. When touches the skin, its aroma is open, vibrant and woody. The tuberose confers a floral nuance that, oddly enough, is not pungent. It doesn’t look like tuberose, known for its carnal and prevailing facets.
On my skin, did not provide a lot of evolution. The most notable feature was a masculine output and a more feminine drydown, if we can set this way. At this point, Cèdre fits, perfectly, in the unisex category.
It’s an interesting and easy to please perfume. Its vibrant fragrance fits very well with the hot climate of Brazil. I must confess that I would love if I have felt more of the spices. However, on my skin, the fragrance has resulted in a mixture of cedar, musk and amber.
Trying to translate into words, would be a fragrance of cedar, with a clean musky body and a more sensual and ambery base.
It is not surprising, but it is also not common. What I admire the most in this creation is the feeling of being on the edge of the feminine, without wearing a fragrance made, exclusively, for women.
nade4ka – :
Quite interesting as i wonder! why there aren’t strawberries or berries in their ingredients! or even plums? cause this is sweet as candy (not cloying), at least for the first spray or the top note. while the cinnamon is hazy at the background as in top note and there is no sign of tuberose or cedar because of the sweetish note on top.
It is quite rosy fragrance than cedar, and sweetish rosy to be specific.
Алинчик:) – :
this is a pretty interesting scent! to mix cedar with tuberose…who would’ve thought? but i like it. it’s a candyish tuberose with woods and amber, though the tuberose is by far the strongest note on my skin. i love tuberose though, it is probably my favorite white floral, so no complaints. i am just so stunned by this scent! i didn’t know what to expect, but this is intriguing. it’s rainy and wintry now but i must say i cannot wait to try this in summer where surely it will be showcased best.
reuccuncamync – :
I got a sample of this and I’m glad it was just a sample. In my opinion, it’s a stretch to call this unisex. The tuberose gives it a perfume vibe, especially in the opening. There’s nothing masculine about it. If I smelled this on a guy I’d assume he accidentally grabbed his wife’s perfume and didn’t realize it until it was 4 sprays too late.
It does calm down a bit into something that, if you squint your eyes enough, you could describe as warm and woody… but that’s being generous.
As a women’s perfume, it’s nice and elegant. Men should try one of the many other better choices.
lelik095 – :
Bubblegum tuberose woody tobacco. Lovely and distinctive scent, but cedar it is not.
aligtr – :
Wearing Cedré for the first time today. So, so beautiful. No one note stands out to me, besides tuberose. There is a skanky note which reminds me of L’aire de Rien by Miller Harris. An unwashed, post “activity” note. It’s good…but the two fragrances strike me as being very similar. I get lots of creaminess too…llike freshly applied body lotion after a shower. I am besotted with the quirky way Mr. Sheldrake works his magic. I don’t understand how a parfumeur creates such vastly different scents, but maintains a certain sense of same throughout all of them. Absolutely gorgeous!! I currently own nine SL masterpieces. The only one I don’t LOVE is Chergui. I am more taken by Cedré, Arabie and Fille en Aiguilles.
Alex10000 – :
I ordered a sample of this as part of an exploration of white flowers and woods, and I’m glad I did. I do get the wood and the white floral, but there’s something that sticks in my nose and is hard to describe. Perhaps it is the spice (clove/cinnamon)? But it keeps this fragrance from being an unmitigated pleasure. My boyfriend actively dislikes it, and I’m on the fence. As it is quite potent, I think my little dabber sample will do me. No need to order a bottle.
volga818 – :
I received a sample of this some while ago but dismissed it as too masculine and not different enough. Well I’ve changed my mind!! The thing about Serge Lutens is that he is a genius and an aritist but it takes time to appreciate that. Some years ago I just didn’t get him – at all – BUT he is a Master Perfumer and maybe like a novice monk we start on the road to Perfume Nirvana not realising that we have to align ourselves to the vibrations of a higher scale before we can truly understand them. I just so appreciate this man’s work – the older I get the more I realise that there are very few out there who can produce a great perfume…..so much dross amongst a few truly great creations. Oh btw – this is a warm cederwood that shifts and changes and morphs into a beautiful sweet longlasting haze of balanced woods and flowers. If you don;t like it – it is YOU who has to change!
lukich_lukyanov – :
I am not a fan of this one. Strongly woody and masculine scent. From time to time I am trying out Serge Lutens’ fragrances and I have found quite many good ones. Unfortunately this is not one of the good ones. It smells old and dusty if that makes any sense.
Spices in it just make me sneeze.
I don’t think there’s anything feminine about it. Not for me.
WAqahronW – :
Nice fragrance. I have quite a few SL fragrances and this has the shortest longevity and minimal sillage which is rather surprising. Like others I get the tuberose and cedar notes first. I also get a sort of anamalic note with this which I dont care for. I decided to tweek it and added some more amber, tuberose absolute and cedar. I gave it a good shake and that has successfully subdued the beast but amped up the longevity and sillage. Now I really like it.
kantemir12 – :
Cedre is a dreamy, feminine and lush fragrance. It opens up strong and bold with notes of deep Amber, sweet dried fruits, woods and cinnamon-y Tuberose.
This is not your typical Tuberose/Jasmine/Gardenia combo, it is a more natural and refined spicy oriental woody floral. There is a booziness or herbal aspect to it that lingers on in the background which makes this scent quite unique and different.
The dry down is the best part of this fragrance, it warms up and becomes creamy and rich with just enough sweetness to make it cosy and comfortable, in the way of the feeling you get when you wear your favourite sweater or when you’re snuggling up to your partner for warmth, Cedre evokes those kinds of feelings.
If you are a lover of Tuberose and want something that hasn’t already been done to death, then try Cedre!
I can see myself wearing this scent all year round but I can imagine it would be beautiful in cool, breezy summer nights.
Longevity and sillage are super as it forms a cloud of goodness around you for you and everyone else to enjoy!
VHDanny – :
this fragrance is very classic
I thought if you don’t have several good memories , This perfume can not attract you
but It is made High quality .
Honestly although it is classic but The smell is wonderful.
thats right , Perfume components is low and Made simple
However, it is very fragrant
The smell of Tuberose is dominant Mixed with cedar wood and Cinnamon and some amber makes floral spicy and woody fragrance.
Sillage : appropriate
Longevity : More than 7 hours
کین عزیز خیلی عالی این عطر رو توصیف کردند
به نظر بنده این عطر خیلی خیلی کلاسیک محسوب میشه
واگر چندتا خاطره خوب ازش نداشته باشی زیاد نمیتونه در این دهه نظرتونو جلب کنه
که در سال 1977 تولید شده Tea Rose مثلا عطر قدیمی مثل
و عطر سرجه ، منو یاد نت میانی این عطر میندازه
عموی من مغازه پوشاک فروشی داره یادمه وقتی بچه بودم
هر دومادی که میومد برای خرید کت و شلوار ،
هم برمیداشتن Tea Rose یه دونه از این
🙂
وای عجب بوی غلطظی داشت .و هر دفه منو فراری میداد از مغازه
cnl444InsuffBooni – :
I bought it blind (there was not a tester available to try it)because i found it on shelf in my local perfumerie under 50% discount so it was somehow a bargain. Ok lets start by saying that the quality is top but if i have to speak as a cedar lover that i am i feel a bit disappointed because on me cedar is not so detectable but if i have to speak as well as a perfume lover in general i am satisfied because i find it a pleasant,sexy and seductive enough, suitable for both women and men. Just too much tuberose on me than cedar. Also people that are not fond of sweet notes better try before buy even though the whole compose is not sickly sweet. It works better in cold weather but you can enjoy it in summer when evenings are cooler as well.
donenot – :
Sweet enough to send someone into hyperglycemic shock. Serge Lutens must have the worlds greatest sweet tooth, as most of his fragrances that I have tried are sickeningly sweet.
sav-brest – :
Pure seduction in a bottle, both on man’s or woman’s skin. So sensual, so wrapping you around and capturing… Works great in hot summer nights.
Alexchernikos – :
A beautifully minimalistic cedar. Sweet yet not overpowering and inexplicably different. The few ingredients simply seem to have been created in order to coexist perfectly. Opulent tuberose, clean cedar, intense spices and discrete musk and amber. I am almost certain that some Frankinsense was used as well, despite not being on the list of ingredients, but then again the lists given by perfume houses are rarely complete.
To me, it evokes night. Deep, dark and frightening night, where everything is allowed because all the sins remain unseen, concealed, unnoticed.
Rhigioush – :
If worn in warmer temps, this scent would be too heady and overbearing…. But in the cold air of late fall and deep winter, this is very dazzling.
The warm, spicy, almost crisp notes lead off out of the bottle, but on the skin, Cedre warms into a nostalgic, cinnamon blanket with hints of 80’s perfume perfection done only in the Lutens way….
The drydown becomes very familiar and a bit more masculine in a demure way…. Still keeping it on my want list…
olga1985 – :
Lately I’ve been trying out different unisex fragrances. I thought I’de give this fragrance a try due to it having a cedar note in it. I like the smell of this. I thought it would be masculine enough to wear. Sad to say, it’s not. It leans on being more feminine. It’s a nice fragrance but too floral for me. It’s a sweet and strong floral maybe kind of heavy and also tropical(from the “Tuberose” note). IMO, it would be best for women to wear this in the summer at night. I put this on my inner elbow before I went to bed one night in the past and the fragrance was still left on my skin, but it had only some musk scent in it from the final stages of the dry down. I may just use up my sample around the house or give it to my sister. I’m disappointed in that it didn’t turn out more masculine on me. 🙁
iniplesmeappy – :
Well this is my second review of Cedre and I’ve returned to sample it over 12 months later hoping perhaps I had grown in that time and maybe now I could appreciate this scent…I’m afraid not.
The opening notes are interesting, classic, strongly musky and full of cloves. Then the dry woodiness of cedarwood and resin with the floral power of tuberose.
Tuberose and I have a love hate relationship and much like many florals (in fact many ‘notes’) can manifest itself in very different ways. All this just seems to conspire to make an odd pissy note which is at the back of what is an interesting work and I almost think it needs it to lift the whole thing and make it more daring, which it certainly does.
What differs from the last time is after wearing this I also sprayed it on a card to see how long the unpleasant note would last long after I’d washed it off my skin. Well I can report that the later drydown both on skin and now three days later on the card smells lovely! I mean really pleasing and much more of a soft woody floral smell, all the sweetness of tuberose with non of the nastiness.
I couldn’t put up waiting for several hours until it becomes a nice skin scent though what would be the point.
Still not for me I’m afaraid, this is one for true perfume lovers.
rockalt – :
سيدر او سيدار من سيرج لوتنس
ومن تصميم كريستوفر شيلدريك
رحلة ستنقلك بعير خشب الآرز الاطلسي الذي اعتقد بتواجده هنا ستنلقك الى هناك الى قمم جبال الاطلس في المغرب الغربي لتقف متأملاَ السكون الذي يحيطك ودفئ الشمس الذي عم ارجاء المكان ونسمات الهواء التي تجعلك تتنفس بعمق لتعطيك الشعور والاحساس بجمال الطبيعه عندما تخلو بنفسك مستمتعا بسكون الطبيعه في مكان بعيد عن ضوضاء المدينه
فهذا خشب السيدار الاطلسي ذو الطابع الخشبي المكسو بلمحة سويتية اقرب للحلوى ياخذ بيدك ومعه حلاوة ودفئ القرفه لتلك الرحلة! وسرعان ماينضم اليهم مسك الروم الرائع تلك الازهار البيضاء لتزيد تلك الاجواء الحلوه جانب سويتي آخر اقرب للفانيلا وجوز الهند اللذيذ لتشعر انك تتلذ بشكولاته مكوسة بالفانيلا ولمحات من جوز الهند ذلك المزيج يشاركه دفئ العنبر الكهرماني الناعم هنا ذو الطابع الكلاسيكي ليعطي اجواء شرقية دافئة وكانها تلك الشمس…!.
لن اطيل
هكذا رأيت شخصية هذا العطر:
سويتي لذيذ (لمحات جوز هند وفانيلا) خشبي عنبري بجانب لمحات من التوابل غير بارزه الحقيقة فهنا لم المح القرفه مثلا كشكلها وحدتها عندما تتطعمها في العلك وانما هي هنا حلوه، ولم المح وضوح للقرنفل الذي تمتاز باللمحات الحامضه المعدنية الدافئة وان كنت اعتقد انهم وضعوا لخلق نوعا من الدفئ ، وربما في فترات لاحقا عندما تخف بروز تلك المكونات تلمح المسك ذو اللمحه الحسية الجذابه البعيد عن روائح النظافه.
العطر يحتاج منك المزيد من التعرف فهو يصبح اجملا مع مرورا الوقت
ولو سألتني هل تفضله على عطر شيرجي الرائع لقلت نعم وهذا رأيي الشخصي طبعاً
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تحياتي
298381 – :
Just received a tester….Warm, luxury wood smell, a bit masculine with the amazing Lutenesque touch!
I will prefer the Feninite du Bois….more sexy & feminine!
prernepaype – :
This is pretty, but honestly, it reminds me of scented dryer sheets.
Merqw199Unlogrere – :
Narcotic, warm, woody, mesmerizing long lasting fragrance.
All my dreams in this bottle. My addictive aura…
andrew_1989 – :
In a nutshell this is cedar + white floral and the mix is pretty much 50/50. I love cedar and cedar part in this creation is heavenly. I generally can’t stomach white floral and I knew there was some in this, but I was hoping it would be tacked away somewhere in a background and I will be ok. Well, that’s not the case. So, sadly this lovely offering is a “no” for me.
колчак467 – :
Tuberose? cedarwood? not to my nose. Sweet , comfortable; dry fruit. Maybe for christmas.
barbos77 – :
I blind bought Cedre last week since I already own a few Serge Leuten fragrances. I knew I would not be let down and I was right. Cedre is my first fragrance with tuberose and I must say that I love it! It is exquisite, warm and subtle. The cinnamon and cloves are just right. I can smell it all around me and that makes me and my nose very happy.
llj062Negeltzex – :
one of the best of everything that i used before, its something from heaven.
TrilsPels – :
Tuberose usually does not work for me but here it is not offensive. Cedre smells like a sugared evergreen with touch of spices. Quite comforting scent and great for the holiday season. While this Lutens is not my favorite, I like it more and more with each use. Very feminine.
vdk404InsuffBooni – :
Tuberose and cinnamon! Two of my favorite notes in one perfume. I was really excited to try this.
And “Cedre” really delivers, luscious tuberose with warm, sensual cinnamon and clove. Really interesting combo, cedar itself is very well behaved, appears a tiny bit like pencil shavings, but always stays in the background giving a slightly clean and soapy vibe to the whole composition.
This is a marvelous perfume for tuberose lovers. And you don’t really have to love cedar to enjoy this, everything is very well blended.
I have to admit one downside though – it lasts only five hours.
hmq726bedyWelty – :
Most of all I feel the cedar, tuberose, cloves and amber notes in this fragrance.
Really woody scent. But I can’t say that the cedar note seems truly enough to me.
Anyway, it doesn’t seem to me catchy. And I even think that it’s more suitable for men.
masakari – :
I’m so so sorry Serge! I really like SL fragrances pretty much across the board but this one is a personal preference nightmare.
I like Tuberose & Cedar and Amber (even clove in small doses) but mix them all together and you get a gross cider urine accord!
That’s what I get in the opening…PISS.
That’s right.
However, after that initial half hour or so the tuberose becomes pleasant and the drydown is really nice, with the cedar and amber coming through.
Unfortunately I can’t just focus on base notes although they’re arguably more important.
This is a interesting fragrance I don’t hate it by any means the opening is just harsh for me that’s all.
dadashev88 – :
Uncle Serge does it again! A soap opera where the tuberose is the star, yet it gets p