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marianacatalina – :
Caved in, and got this. I’ve nothing but eulogies for it. It’s just basically supremely excellent. Soft, creamy, luscious, scrumptious, heady … and funky in the most sublimated & delicate way you could possibly reasonably ask for. Even my very harshest fragrance critic (not the one who told me never to go near her wearing POAL ever again – that’s only my second harshest) … no my very harshest critic, faltered at this one!
Artem_1990 – :
the foutre le camp eeeeh Poudre d’Or perfume from Mizensir Genève/Mégève aka the perfumes from Alberto Morillas start and persevere in exactly not “get the hell out of here” but invites us to stay in and to facilitate there are more mysterious ingredients as the chemist in the blog “colonaisseur” states:
“The performance starts with Paradisone going straight to High C in the key of jasmine. Paradisone has to be used intelligently, which Sr. Morillas’ experience in using it allows for him to achieve. It has explosive power to which Sr. Morillas adds a luminescence via tiare. It brings a constellation of light to the hard charging ingredient. As the Exaltone steps forward it provides an animalic musk which is designed to be easy. Sr. Morillas makes it more so by adding in some iris, the powder in the name, to provide a connective effect to the Paradisone. The two synthetics find a harmonious conjunction which is quite satisfying. It ends on a sweet woody base of sandalwood and vanilla. Mark Behnke”.
Mizensir gives this phenomenal perfume the following ingredients:
The top notes: Tiare flower, Paradisone®
The heart notes: Exaltone®, iris
The base notes: Sandal wood essence, Madagascar vanilla
with in the ‘description’ (narrative) of the perfume the precision of the Iris as ‘Concrète’.
so a slightly more enriched perfume as above in the ‘pyramid’ (dear Fragrantica) is suggested. and yesterday it came upon me (as a ton of bricks) no, not exactly but it did in its perfumial manner kept present and when I awoke, having been in the clôche of the perfume for the entire evening, I awoke at 4pm to still smell a considerable stratosphere of buttery, lactonic white flower bliss. what Paradisone gives in jasminoid opening as also remainder, Iris Concrète delivers in as alluring as longflying chicness. the Tiaré flowers gives off the same humid, tropicalismú balm as they often do in other perfumes (Guerlains extrait de Mahora, Annick Goutals Songes, Dusitas La Douceur de Siam). I was so happy that, after my furious connection with Morillas’ ‘Rose Exaltante’ now I can truly verify and testify that he is a veritable Maitre Parfumeur (and perhaps Gantier) and the Poudre d’Or really bestows upon us a golden snow of the refinedness of Iris and with this, with such technological musks, nevertheless create a hyperromantic and mystic perfume of the evening. this is art that levitates the pleasure in life. I gladly pay the €190 for the 100ml. eau de parfum to have it now as an ephemeral as also comfortingly solidifying companion.