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SmantGymn – :
Each special trio of creations within the Le Gemme collection allows Bvlgari to explore different aspects of the Orient in perfumery. If with the trio Orientali the brand goes in a more Arab direction and with the trio Le Reali in a Westernized direction is with the Imperiali trilogy that the brand explores the East from the Asian point of view, more specifically Imperial China. This trio stands out from the others by focusing on just one stone, Jade, and on a flower that unifies the concepts of perfumes, magnolia.
In Irina the brand turns to explore a concept that is very difficult to execute in a luxurious way, creating a white perfume, one that reflects the glow of white jade symbolizing the concept, as well as the white floral connotations of the magnolia . The danger of white concepts is that they almost always fall into the cliché of exaggerating on musks to achieve the effect and depending on how that effect is the desired outcome of luxury is not achieved. It is perhaps Irina’s biggest problem.
There is nothing new about the executed white floral idea, though Irina does a fine job of capturing the delicacy and freshness of the magnolia in a delicate scent as you would expect from an Asian themed creation. The idea of magnolia does not exaggerate in citrus and seems to suggest the delicate texture of the flowers, with something that comes to me that sends the scent of chrysanthemums. Soon after, a fine jasmine appears, with a discreet, indolic appearance that matches the concept very well. Unfortunately the base has been disrupting the fragrance from the start and has a musk look that looks like an anabolic version of the base of an avon perfume. It can even sustain the scent for a long time on the skin, but spoils the concept of a luxurious and delicate white floral. It is a formula that you can see as a feat in a smaller budget business segment but disappoints in a luxury price range that Bvlgari positions this collection.
Deroxkcpck – :
I have yet to smell real fragrant magnolia flower, but I’d imagine this is the truest interpretation of all (with all of its fruity creamy musky glory)! Unfortunately that doesn’t last, it soon turns into a light & indistinctive musky floral…