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rus2211 – :
I really wish there was a mimosa perfume that smelled exactly like real mimosa. If you’ve ever purchased cut mimosa blossoms that come sealed in a plastic airbag (to protect the little yellow fuzzballs from bruising) you already know that fresh mimosa smells like a newborn angel, soft, powdery but with nuance of milk, bread dough, and a slightly putrid, moist, green note that reminds you that this once-living thing is now slowly decomposing.
Modest Mimosa, while a lovely subtle powdery perfume with obvious mimosa inspiration, doesn’t quite capture the beauty of the real thing. They’re in good company though because I can say the same for Caron, L’artisan, Goutal, and Papillon’s versions. They all seem to miss the complexity of the dark underbelly of the mimosa smell. Yellow powder on top, check, but where is that doughy, milky, slightly sour base? The contrasting ugliness that makes the whole scent sing in beautiful, botanical harmony? Imitating nature is apparently easier said than done.
ak-8320 – :
I love this minosa, i love all mimosa for example from Prada Infusion or L’Artisan Parfumeur moi but this one is more fresher maybe neroli makes it like that but 280 euro?
No thanks i will buy minosa from LP
P.s dry down is similar to Ambrette 9 from le labo soft powdery scent for children
As for the leather i don’t get it in any stage
emed – :
I find this perfume very amicable and wearable. Every spring I get a craving for mimosa, its strange powdery-saltiness. Most mimosa perfumes smell of anything but mimosa, or are far too powdery. This is a very decent attempt at the real thing. It may not be mind-blowingly innovative, but it’s a nice, soft floral with a slight salty twist, which i spray on every morning without hesitation. No complaints here!