Firedance Ruth Mastenbroek

3.20 из 5
(5 отзывов)

Firedance Ruth Mastenbroek

Firedance Ruth Mastenbroek

Rated 3.20 out of 5 based on 5 customer ratings
(5 customer reviews)

Firedance Ruth Mastenbroek for women and men of Ruth Mastenbroek

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“In Ruth’s words: Firedance is a story of celebration: I wanted to conjure the buzz of big celebrations as well as those wonderful small moments of contentment that remind mehow precious life is. It is inspired by rejoicing in each moment of contentment in life, from smelling a rose in the garden to the explosion of fireworks. ” – a note from the brand.

Firedance was launched in 2017. The nose behind this fragrance is Ruth Mastenbroek.

5 reviews for Firedance Ruth Mastenbroek

  1. :

    3 out of 5

    Aw, yes there is Oud, but this one is sooo goood.
    (For those who don’t know me: I am not an oud lover.)
    It opens with dry oud. Now, I wouldn’t call myself an expert in this wood (see above, it doesn’t belong to my favourite notes), but I have sampled a few oud fragrances over time and never come across a dry oud note before. It’s unusual to me, but I don’t need any time to get used to it, I like it (not love, but like). After about half an hour it gets richer, that’s when the apple and leather kick in. From the 2nd hour onwards I can see why people make reference to burnt roses. I didn’t get it on the day of wearing it, but now it’s crystal clear and the name Firedance makes perfect sense.
    Later the Cashmere Wood steps up slowly and the oud makes room for it without a fight. At the end of the day I’m left with a gorgeous skin scent with all notes blended to perfection. It’s during this time that I regret the most that again I haven’t been brave enough for a more generous application in the morning. But with an oud-heavy opening, dry or moist doesn’t matter, I’m afraid I’m just not the type. Maybe tomorrow…

  2. :

    4 out of 5

    This is the first time I feel a fragrance deserves the term “witchy”. Firedance is a fitting name as this fragrance evokes smoky bonfires and ancient ritual. It smells like a sacrificial altar or ancient tradition. It would suit a folk costume or fetish outfit equally. I can also confidently label this “goth”. It is the perfect finisher to the dark, mysterious outfit of a person who dries flowers and grinds their own spices.
    In the bottle: A syrupy, smoky rose. More incense than BBQ. Patchouli and amber are prominent. Resiny wood. Medium leather scent. Cashmere wood adds subtle softness. Apple and Lemon provide the barest hint of fruit note to keep it from being musty.
    On me: The rose is sweet and very burnt. I get charred wood and incense. Almost a pot pourri scent. The amber is stronger than the patchouli. I get more apple and lemon than cashmere wood. The oud and leather are stronger on my skin.
    While the rose varies in the bottle and on the skin, it is reminiscent of a heady rose-water. This is not an English Rose or garden rose. It is closer to Turkish delight. And the leather is also very different from the suede commonly used in perfumes. Another reviewer was very right to point that out. It feels higher quality. As it wears, the rose becomes a bigger player and overshadows many of the other notes. But it has major longevity.
    I am deeply impressed by the vibe I get from Firedance. This is what I wanted Nirvana Rose to smell like. I am sad this is so expensive, however, and Will be nursing my sample for a while. Such is the world of perfume!

  3. :

    3 out of 5

    I really enjoyed this scent. I realise that I have become accustomed to what rose/leather/amber scents normally smell like (too pink and synthetic) so I was surprised by the vivid strength of this one.
    The fruity top notes bring some freshness before the deep, velvety rose kicks in. The leather is real leather – not suede as in Kelly Caleche etc – and the amber really adds a fiery quality to the scent, rather than providing a sweet, vanilla drydown it acts to give a hot glow of embers to the scent. It is absolutely unisex.
    This reminded me a little of Rose Oud by Parfums de Nicolaï but I found Firedance to be smoother, less sour and to have better projection. Both have top quality, velvet rose and a very unisex wood-amber bolstering the scent.
    This feels well-considered, excellent quality, no rough edges, albeit fashionable – with the craze for rose and oud at the moment – but it’s a fashion I’m happy with since I love a dark rose. I was impressed with the longevity, sillage and polish of this. And a great name – it does feel fiery!

  4. :

    3 out of 5

    What an extraordinary and wonderful fragrance. I have dreamt of finding a scent that encapsulates the intensity of burning a beautifully fragranced rose.
    The rose in this is stunning and yes oud, patch and leather are present but it’s the fiery rose that really holds court. There is fire yet it is kept cool by the patch. A fragrance of contradictions. The oud is dry backdrop that is pretty low key. This is a top quality scent which is proven by how wonderful the rose is in this. No adding rose geranium to bump up the rose in this creation.
    I do detect a little apple adding a touch of sweetness and the lemon a zing. There is an almost smokey, leathery intensity that seems to increase along the timeline. The rose even seems to get stronger with ones body heat. If there is an animalic element then it is very low key. Im definitely not one for animalic notes. Its not too sweet and bang on unisex. If you love the rose note this is one not to miss. If you loved Diors discontinued Midnight Poison then I think this beauty is well worth trying. It’s quite an experience.
    I do hope this wins an award as it surely deserves one.

  5. :

    3 out of 5

    really really wanted to like this but the drydown is NO

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