Description
After the popular collection which includes hair care products with a characteristic fragrance, the company Oribe decided to take a new step by expanding the offer and presenting their first two fragrances: Cote d’Azur and Silver Pearl. The perfumes have been announced as a part of the luxurious offer of the Oribe brand and are constructed as unisex editions.
The fragrance which thrilled all fans of the hair care collection is available as Cote d’Azur perfume with a citrus-floral composition, while the second one, Silver Pearl, is a somewhat different green fougere. Both constructions are signed by perfumer of the house of Robertet Jerome Epinette and Pierre Wulff.
Cote d’Azur opens with fresh lemon, black currant, Calabrian bergamot and Sicilian orange. The heart incorporates tuberose, blue cyclamen and white jasmine, on a base of sandalwood, vetiver and amber.
The fragrances will be available from September 2014 as 50 ml Eau de Parfum.
Gasesoamb – :
It does smell like hair products combined with fabric softener. Overpriced – nothing expensive there, I’m afraid. Cote d’Azur in France smells much more posh and elegant – that’s what I’m sure of.
kishishev – :
Falling in love with the haircare means it’s twice as delightful finding a fragrance that matches. This is sunny lemon, juicy bergamot and woody vetiver on me, and lasts HOURS. Well worth the $$ and just smells SO GOOD. After many hours it smells like expensive skincare to go with the expensive shampoo and I am also ok with that.
UNTO – :
Citrus and woody notes blended well. It’s just for the price thid reminds me of Victorias secret fragrances. Which are less than half the price.
openklin – :
Meghan markle, prince Harry’s girlfriend wears this. Not my personal style however.
nemarbiam – :
This smells very much like their hair products, which I like. It also smells a lot like D&G Light Blue, which I used to love but learned to use very sparingly. In any case, it’s a nice summery scent.
LordShinoda – :
A citrus floral scent, with some woody note. If you have smelled their hair products this is pretty much the same (I only tried their shampoo and conditioner though)
I agree this is similar to light blue. yes, very similar, cote d’azur is a bit more floral though. (hard to tell) Almost no longevity.. disappears within 2 hours if applied to skin.
Got a sample but will not purchase the full size bottle.
MoNk1997 – :
First wear of Cote D’Azur: I thought I was in love. Reminded me of Lanvin’s Eclat D’Arpege at first spray–a magical concoction of florals and citrus.I had never experienced the hair refresher, but many say it is similar. However, I found that after an hour or so, this fragrance gave me a fierce headache! So I now use it as a home spray. Somehow not being on my skin makes a difference. So I still get to enjoy this fragrance. Obviously I wouldn’t buy again because it’s a bit pricey for a home fragrance!
lextinshtayn – :
While it’s scent is not 100% the same as the hair freshner, it’s close enough. I can definitely smell the lemon, making it quite light and easy to wear in the day but its base notes add a luxuriousness to it (if that makes sense?) Basically, you end up smelling like you’ve just left a very expensive salon, which is a thumbs up in my book. 8/10
eva1sha – :
I adore this fragrance that is in their current hair refresher. There’s this bizarre, yet inticing rotting watermelon rind accord that is tapered off by it’s sweet florals. I just hope that taking this from a hair deodorizer to fragrance translates well,
Tymnthenele – :
Creative bottle design