Les 4 Saisons: Black Sea M. Micallef

3.57 из 5
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Les 4 Saisons: Black Sea M. Micallef

Rated 3.57 out of 5 based on 7 customer ratings
(7 customer reviews)

Les 4 Saisons: Black Sea M. Micallef for women and men of M. Micallef

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Description

The aroma of the Black sea is captured in this fragrance from M. Micallef. Marine air, cypress trees, flowers, exotic spices incense are the components of this creation.

It opens with spices, cypress and guaiac wood. The heart features lily-of-the-valley, saffron, floral notes, cinnamon and clove. Incense, ambergris, sandalwood, cedarwood and vanilla compose the base.

It is available as 100 ml EDP. Les 4 Saisons: Black Sea was launched in 2005. The nose behind this fragrance is Jean-Claude Astier.

7 reviews for Les 4 Saisons: Black Sea M. Micallef

  1. :

    3 out of 5

    no no no. this doesn’t allow you to breath, so strong on the spices.

  2. :

    5 out of 5

    ادویه،زعفرون ،سدر و یه بوی چوبی-دودی دیگه و مقدار زیادی دارچین ،تلخی بینهایتی روتشکیل میدن…البته بوی وانیل و کمی عنبر از این تلخی کم میکنه”مثل ریلکس دیویف” اما باز خیلی تلخه…یه چیز جالب که این عطر رو اگر4 بار دِم و باز دم آروم کنید،بعد محیط رو بو بکشید تنها چیزی که احساس میکنید یه بوی خیلی رومانتیک گل هست که من واقعا نمیدونم چه گلی ولی واقعا بوی سکسی هست….
    اگر اینترلود که یک ساعت مونده باشه و بلک افغان یک روز مونده رو با هم بو کنید ، دقیقا بوی این عطر میشه !

  3. :

    3 out of 5

    Could anyone help me please? I know that this item has been discontinued by its maker. Could you please lead me to someone or to a store that still sell this item and delivers to Sydney, Australia? I would appreciate it so much. Thank you.

  4. :

    4 out of 5

    My first foray through the house of Micallef has been a felicitous one! BLACK SEA is a real beauty to my nose. Although at the very opening I thought that this might be a run-of-the-mill sandalwood/cinnamon oriental, as the perfume developed, and the saffron emerged to play a central role, I became more and more smitten with this scent, which definitely seems unisex to me.
    The blend is perfect, with none of the notes overwhelming the others but saffron always shining through. I do not find the clove at all loud, and I am hypersensitve to clove, so that means something… In the end, I have to say that this is one of the better saffron orientals I’ve sniffed, and I do recommend it to anyone who loves saffron as a note in woody oriental perfumes. I do not think that this is the most revolutionary or original composition, but the drydown is just great! Excellent longevity, too.

  5. :

    3 out of 5

    This is a very intriguing fragrance. I tried it the last 3 days and I am torn between loving it and hating it.
    The opening is quite soapy, but in a chemical way, like savon de marseille with lavender. But it has an artificial boldness which I find very sexy.
    Then it becomes less sharp, and I feel warm, animalic notes, which is surprising after such an synthetic opening. It’s probably the cloves.
    Later on, the next surprise: I get spices, but above all… paprika.

  6. :

    4 out of 5

    This review is for Sashka Black, which I believe is classified as unisex. Since it’s not listed in fragrantica’s database yet, I thought I’d put it here.
    SB is powerful and dense. One spray should be enough for most people. The amber or whatever it is (perhaps combined with benzoin, opopanax, vanilla, etc.) is really heavy. I don’t think I’ve ever sampled a fragrance that feels this heavy, actually. There also seems to be lavender, some spice, and a mossy element, but it’s not blended so that they are easy to detect. What’s odd is how it seems to take me to the edge of nausea, but then it backs off. I then forget about it a while, and at some point I think it’s pleasant. But then at some point it seems to be on the road to making me nauseous again. And the cycle keeps repeating. I think I will dilute this one before I try it again. If and when I do that, I’ll update this review.
    It’s natural smelling and strong. I guess it would be best for romantic occasions, but I’d want to know if the other person liked it first. Otherwise, you might be accomplishing the opposite of what you intended! I’d compare this to some of the niche amber fragrances, such as Ambre Sultan, on the one hand, and Versailles Pour Homme on the other (though they don’t have the strong lavender). VPH is quite dense too, but is more focused on spices, not the thick, syrupy amber element.

  7. :

    3 out of 5

    There is such a symetrical,almost perfect blending of notes the lines seen to become blurred when the long anticipated middle notes arrives and all continues in harmony. To flow from top note to dry down is no mean feat.
    Being an advocate of any fragrance with guaic wood I crave that first sense of its arrival. The spices saffron and floral notes blend beautifully. I honestly cannot tell where the top notes stop and the middle notes begin. The drydown eases in almost on tiptoe and lingers. I can see why I am hard pressed to make this my favorite perfume – for now.

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