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clonnnnnnnn – :
Was introduced to Pierre Guillaume when travelling in Paris and shown a bottle of Shermine to try out. It’s been love at first sniff. I love the iris note in this one. It’s not at the forefront, more so blended in perfectly with all of the other ingredients. Versatile fragrance that can be worn anywhere and anytime. This is a serious love from me.
ustiha – :
Before smelling Shermine I was seduce by the idea of an accord of ”fourrure d’iris” (iris fur). I love iris and the cosiness of fur. All the notes of Shermine caught my attention (lemon, pepper, iris, vetiver etc…). With his lemony/peppery opening notes and his woody base notes, Shermine is an interesting iris perfume. Modern, genderless and very different from the usual powdery iris ones. Shermine is a real skin scent. Caressing like a fur coat.
Roma-88 – :
Very nice and refined. I am always afraid when I see a lavender note but it’s not overpowering. Powdery, slightly dusty, woody and sweet. A very wearable, inoffensive scent. Like others have said, this is office wear.
Skelet – :
The opening is a refined version of Curve Crush, light underlying sweetness, soft. Very beautiful, sophisticated office appropriate. Definitely a refined Iris seems to anchor this lending a light makeup feel to something that seems to want to be a gourmand but stops short of being edible.
zakon54 – :
Although perhaps not the most exciting of offerings from Pierre Guillaume, it’s not without its beauty.
The opening lemon/vanilla/musk ensemble is reminiscent of a lot of other frags, but manages not to veer into gourmand territory.
I don’t see iris listed, but I get a feel of its gentle powdery presence.
Although the pepper seemed absent in the initial opening, it soon creeps in alongside the woods, and warms quite handsomely. The little earthy nibble of vetiver in the background, and the surprising longevity of the citrus, allow this to comfortably remain in unisex territory.
As I said, nothing ground-breaking, but a lovely composition nonetheless.