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loki89998 – :
Way too better than Elise Rance 1795 in terms of drydown. Actually, they are not comparable in this case because the drydown of Neroli d’Ispahan is so natural but Rance smells plastic. I’ve traveled more than 12 times to Esfahan (Ispahan). Definitely I will wear this in the next time.
P.S: just in the drydown it slightly leans toward men’s perfumes. It stays more than 24hr on clothes. It’s not light yet not cloying in any way.
IgorLeonov – :
This is a nice spicy neroli based scent for warm weather, daytime. It leans slightly to feminine scents. Sillage is soft, longevity is nice moderate.
Dominant notes are neroli, ginger, elemi and amber which looks like as ambroxan which is found in many modern creations but smoother and calmer but still very spicy and harsh compared to common amber. This is not the classic warm and cozy amber we all know and this is the main reason I don’t like it. It feels cheap.
Insitiews – :
I’ve tested it several times, but still find the price a little high. However it makes me mad, I want it so much. The scent is very different from all other perfumes I have or have tested. It’s unique and beautiful, unisex, but I love it. I’m thinking of purchasing a full bottle. It’s hard to find it in the drug stores where I live.
zoomlebron – :
Néroli d’Ispahan pays homage to Isfahan, the city of Iran that was part of the Elamite and Parthian empires in the pre-Islamic period.
Inside the Boucheron La Collection represents the importance of the city that was a reference in the trade of fabrics, silk and tapestry. The stone hunters were always looking for its sunny landscapes and the treasures of the place. In Isfahan, the orange trees bloom and its colors remind the Peridot (also known as Chrysolite).
The fragrance of Néroli d’Ispahan was created by Fabrice Pellegrin and composed by the union of green cardamom, ginger and elemi resin, at the top of the olfactory pyramid, making way for notes of neroli, labdanum and pink pepper, in the heart, towards a base with patchouli, white musk and Ambrox® molecule (synthetic substitute for ambergris and also known as Ambroxan).
When applied, Néroli d’Ispahan presents the beautiful nuances of the neroli and still has some surprises along the journey. This is because it does not follow the pattern of fragrances that explore the neroli along with other citric notes, creating luminous and refreshing accords. Here, the neroli brings luminosity to a fragrance of oriental content, which carries nuances of amber and which surprises, even in milder temperatures. At the same time, it is present throughout all evolution and for this reason is undoubtedly the great star of the party.
According to the company, the olfactory competitions would be Neroli Portofino (Tom Ford) and Poivre Samarcande (Hermès).
On my skin, Néroli d’Ispahan had great performance, even with few sprays. The perfumer managed to imprison the freshness of an ingredient among others that are more sensual and denser. Sometimes, as it evolves, it looks like I’ve applied a layer of neroli on another fragrance in a layering process. There is a very nice overlap of notes. Beautiful work!
Hemaplausalgen872833 – :
one of the very best new releases. very natural-smelling, nothing synthetic here. don’t be fooled by the name – neroli is there and it’s beautiful but it’s gone in 20 minutes. soon that fresh opening gives way to spices, warm amber and musk. patchouli is not really recognizable but it probably contributes to the slight whiffs of bitterness that this beautiful oriental perfume emits. it’s warm and spicy and absolutely gorgeous.
nothing is ‘too much’ here. it’s not a loud or vulgar oriental perfume. i will have to save up for a bottle. and i don’t even like orientals as a rule…
i would also recommend testing their amber fragrance from the same line – it’s boozy and fruity and very beautiful.
ogonek19011 – :
Néroli d’Ispahan opens with a bright neroli note accentuated by hints of spice. The fresh top notes fade rather quickly leaving a salty, amber-spicy base dominated by ambroxan, pink pepper and ginger. Those looking for a straightforward neroli scent should look elsewhere – Néroli d’Ispahan isn’t a shy soliflore; rather, it is a competent modern oriental with moderate sillage and excellent longevity. Lovely stuff.
Trarlokilliok – :
Beautifully blended oriental. Could swear there is a vanilla accord in there & to me..very reminiscent of Givenchy’s Ange ou Demon, laden with musk. Would love the fresh opening to carry through the pyramid though.
Lovers of ‘long-lasting’ scents will be happy.
aleksdar – :
very spicy, dark neroli scent with amber dry down.