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manax84 – :
I have the vintage pure parfum and it is lovely. It doesn’t last long or project but smells like no other floral that I have in my vast collection. It’s deep, rich, sweet and fantastic. Like walking in a garden at night.
maniakklima – :
I want to love this yet I find it sickening.The notes are to my liking but I get nausea.Oh well I bought it because I trust Floris so I should have tested it .
777maloy777 – :
I have this and find I really don’t need much of it as it lasts for hours. I’m not always in the mood for this as a little goes a long way and it can be a bit overpowering, but if you want a strong, enjoyable, good-quality floral scent that’s stood the test of time, and will last you a while, this is a good one to try.
Invalidka – :
Often overlooked, this is one of my favourites by Floris. True, the longevity is poor – but wearing it in winter really shows the scent at its best. It lasts 4 hours (not 2); peppery coriander and the carnation combine to give spice to a sweet floral which I personally, really like – it’s well blended and distinctive. I’m not surprised it’s been around so long, as a formula I haven’t smelled anything else quite like it. I’m a fan of carnation scents anyway, so this sits alongside Malmaison on my shelf… if you like carnation I recommend you give this a try, in the cold weather if you can, to get the best from it 🙂
heedgeJaf – :
I was searching for Floris perfume, in the page show up an horrible announcement of Monday Night Football, Live Now. That destroy the pleasure to see the page, how can be so rude in the gentle world of the perfume?
Shame of you Google Ads.
smesmable – :
I was having a discussion with a friend of mine a few months ago on the topic of wedding fragrances. Despite her love for citrus aromatics, she vowed to wear a big white floral scent as her choice on her big day.
I thought about this some more and concluded that I too felt that the essential wedding day scent would be flowery, strong and innocent. Stephanotis as I read somewhere was a popular choice for these particular events, so I was eager to discover what made this fragrance symbolise such a holy unity between two people.
Stephanotis opens as a potent white floral. Strong and alcoholic for at least the first five minutes or so, I had my doubts of ever liking it.
When settled, Stephanotis is buttery jasmine and soapy lily of the valley. I can see why women think ‘wedding’ when they smell Stephanotis. It’s feminine and beautiful with that somewhat innocent touch.
Some may relate the scent to a grandmother or an old-fashioned garden, however I see luxourious soaps and an image of the 1900’s.
This fragrance unfortunately doesn’t last too well, with the fragrance almost completely vanished after four hours on the skin.
I was surprised to see that this fragrance was produced in 1786, however it is believable to an extent. Stephanotis has that good, old-fashioned floral appeal.
rostxsanya – :
This is the scent of wedding days, a fantasy of flowers and spice that melts into the skin like butter in a frying pan and clings softly for hours afterward. Some may find its sweet floral disposition a bit overwhelming, but for the romantics and true floral lovers out there, Stephanotis should be on your must-try list.