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Nelly241283 – :
Another beautiful and ethereal creation by Liquides Imaginaires with great versatility and pleasant smell. It feels better for summer/spring imo.
Main note which is builded this scent is a combo of sandalwood/cedarwood (which gives a tiny woody smoky note pinch) with the additions of mild coconut, smooth grapefruit and soft patchouli. Simple and beautiful.
Performance is moderate overal.
vho315speagoessenda – :
Fruitti woody light fragrance.
It has sandalwood, cedar, more wood notes (mostly birch), pineapples, slight melon, and puffs coconut. I could consider this blend as a slightly summer fragrance somehow only if there weren’t that much of woods in there.
The only thing that intercedes for this perfume is the coconut note that plays a major role in this sandalwood base blend, it just hoovers around screaming freshness, sun lotion, and somehow happiness. Only if there were 30 ml or even 50 ml of this, i might consider a bottle.
joibraga – :
at the start, you get that sandalwood/coconut/citrus combo, and then slowly, the citrus dies, then the coconut kinda fades, then you’re left with sandalwood and what is an aromachemical (seriously, i forget which is iso e and which is amboxan, one or the other). it’s not really evolving or dynamic, moreso a series of key notes fading.
i’ve come to realise that when you see ‘cedar’ as an ingredient, what perfumers really mean is iso e, which is a pain, i guess, because they smell the same just like grape chewing gum tastes like grape.
anyway. it smells really nice and pretty but a bit too sweet for my tastes…
artem1986 – :
Both warm (sandalwood) and crisp at the same time (cedar). Remains so throughout its life on skin. An uneventful but pleasing, quiet life. I think the story behind the perfume and the bottle can lead someone to have high expectations but unfortunately they surpass the juice itself.
Manyafffa – :
After sampling Bloody Wood about a year ago I had not high but above average hopes for this. I usually don’t write a review after one wearing but this one is a very simple scent. It is creamy and milky with a light citrus touch. As a matter of fact the whole composition is light! It smells good but nothing really stands out. I feel it would be better on a female as this is too subtle for my taste. I could see it being signature worthy for the right woman who is confident and discreet especially since the prices have been dropping quite a bit. Longevity is no more than 4 hours with sillage being very soft. But then again it might lasts longer for you so I would suggest sampling.
rneesvixhxy – :
It smells like gasoline and sulfur :L
Yerhjggh – :
Within the first perfume collection dedicated to the early days of perfumery and intense emotions that perfumes generate, Tumultu suffers from the same problem as other creations of the brand: much concept for little perfume. Les liquides Imaginaires follow the easy road and stays only in the imagination of narrative and marketing. What is delivered is going the easy route to please the known and differentiate only by increasing the volume, as a person begins to scream when you have nothing different to say than has already been said. The combination of sandalwood, cedar, musks, woods minerals is extremely nice – and family. To it is added a citrus, floral and fruity chord that seems to have been brought directly from one of the creations of Jacques Bogart. It’s like Tumultu was Bogart strating an exclusive and expensive collection.
Krivetka – :
I love the color of the perfume, but the love stops there. This is running on a stock synthetic sandalwood (a lot of it, which means its going to be on you for a while) over a lactonic, cedar-and-citrus kind of effect. It’s obviously supposed to seem milky, but it’s doing too many things at the outset to carry the effect well. It does settle after a few minutes into something more pleasingly delicate, but it’s lacking solidity overall — it smells like ebanol and Iso E and that’s about it. Like others in the line, this scent comes across as rushed, cheap, and cartoonish — which is a shame, as the basic concept (a milky skin musk) seems like it has legs.
WrileVibe – :
Tumultu opens with a fresh citrusy, vaguely fruity accord to then quickly turn into a dry patch / cedarwood combo which feels too accomplished to be considered bad but, at the same time, really too common to justify the hefty price tag they ask for.
Not bad but absolutely forgettable if you ask me.
Rating: 6/10
cancer – :
I recived a free sample with an order from essenza nobile and I love it so far. It starts of a bit spicy on my skin, but after only few minutes the coconut becomes the dominating note and is very intensive but not overhelming like in Creed virgin island water, after an hour or so the wood notes really starts to dominate over the coconut note and the parfume really gets good for real. I will test it further before I deside if I should buy a full botle, but so far I think I will.