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Родя – :
Strangely–or not!–Illuminum White Lotus somehow reminds me of Dior Addict (pre-Y2K). I’d have sworn there was some sandalwood in this perfume. Overall, it’s very spicy and oriental–more so than floral to my nose. I do detect both jasmine and tuberose in the bouquet, so maybe this is a floriental?
I’d call this a cold weather perfume, but it smells pretty good sitting in front of an air conditioner on July 4th. What White Lotus is not primarily is a big white floral or an aquatic composition–not by any stretch of the imagination. I have seen very few reviews of this perfume, no doubt because most people are not obsessive enough to order the massive Illuminum sample sets.
The Illuminum series includes a number of well-made perfumes, from the perspective of ingredients. With the huge number of new compositions churned out over only a couple of years, I have my doubts that much creative investment was put into this collection, but the ingredients are good enough to make nearly all of them wearable–barring an idiosyncratic aversion to this or that note.
FlalaSefbax – :
A delightfully soft and posh smelling perfume from Illuminum. I immediately get the clean, green lily of the valley top note, before the sandalwood making up part of the lotus accord comes through. Tuberose and jasmine are very light. The best part is after about 30 minutes when the white lotus absolute begins to appear. For me, it is all about the lotus. It is lovely with it’s rich, nuanced, watery earthiness. I can hardly smell the musk and patchouli, yet on my skin it lasts about 4 hours until drydown.
You can smell the high quality of the ingredients. All in all, it is a little too sweet for my taste, but lovers of lotus might like to give this a try. You may love it.