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Malovas – :
I’m sorry but this smells funky, almost rotten. I know Demeter is all about photo realistic scents, so that is probably why it smells nearly nothing like it’s synthetic note that is commonly used in perfumery, so if you were expecting it to smell like the violet note in Bvlgari Femme,Dsquared crystal creek wood, French Kiss, Rosa Pop, Lipstick Rose, L’eau D’hiver, Insolence, & it’s flankers, ect, you will be dissappinted. I couldn’t tell you what a real violet smells like, because I never buried my nose deep enough in one to know that it even has much of a fragrance, so I can’t speak on accuracy, but this smells like a flower that was left to macerate and rot in a vase. That and it’s sweet, but I wouldn’t feel comfortable wearing this for fear that people would think this funkyness was caused by my body.
saxon4408 – :
Powdery and sweet, very reminiscent of a sweet candy smell. For me, it’s a bit of an “old granny” fragrance, but not in a bad way. It’s good fragrance for springtime, just when the weather is picking up.
unliminsane – :
Violet right from the bottle smells sweet and powdery to my nose, on my skin it’s quite a different matter though. At first spray on my skin it smells just as if I had picked a violet, it doesn’t include the leaves of the stems it’s not very green, it’s just the flower. Once it’s been sitting on my skin for a little while, the powder definitely comes back though but it’s nowhere near as powdery as it smells in the bottle. Like other Demeter scents it doesn’t have a great longevity however it is a nice scent to add to your collection if you’re looking for violets.
tumon1987 – :
Demeter Violet is nice. Nothing to knock your socks off. It is VERY powdery, and very sweet. I wouldn’t call this a straight-up violet because I get a lot of honey too. So if you think you might like a mixture of powder, honey, and violet this fragrance might be for you. And just when you begin to think it might get a little cloying….it’s gone.
papasa – :
I have almost no idea how to describe this scent. And since I’ve never smelled real violets, I can’t even vouch for its accuracy.
However…
It’s dark, delicate, and sweet, and like no other floral I’ve smelled. Definitely feminine. Not the least bit powdery. Almost fruity, but nope, not quite. In fact, I’ve never smelled anything, ever, with this particular quality of refreshing sweetness.
If someone told me this was a beverage instead of a perfume, I’d drink the whole bottle, no questions asked. And if it tasted at all like it smells, it’d be delightful.