L artisan parfumeur australia12/31/2023 ![]() ![]() Very cool.ĭo you remember this? Did you get to try it?Īt the end of the last year, I looked at the miserable list of new fragrances that I managed to try and realized that I couldn’t do even the Top 5 – let alone any more significant number of successes. Not fragrant anymore but a sheer overlay. Can’t place it but that soft overtone on my own smell is bloody good. Well, clearly that’s some connection I’m making from past olfactory experience. Though this has very typically L’Artisan low longevity when it starts to fade off and meld with my scent it becomes a sexy me but WAY better. ![]() Funnily, Jin just bought persimmons and the scent is a little like them with woody overlay. I’m getting some very vanilla vibes, and some cedar-ish pencil shavings. This is immortelle light and if its presence is often a huge no for you then this will sit quietly enough I’m sure. The immortelle is clean, all that gooey, sticky, stanky fabulousness shorn off. There are still tinges of the opening, hollow reminders. Haven’t we all?Īnyway, let’s smell this long lost beauty eh? The happily strange greenly herbaceous citrus is gone way too quickly and overtaken by crisp green woods. Something you’d travel great distances to find. Also the name, it felt like love as an adventure. That it smelled like pieces of things I knew but nothing smelled quite like it. What I do remember is thinking how differently the pieces were put together. I do remember being told that L’Artisan were trying an All Natural route but smelling its now that seems highly unlikely. My memories of first smelling Cote d’Amour are very fuzzy now, the where is completely gone. Cool! Cote d’Amour by L’Artisan Parfumeur 2009įragrantica gives these featured accords: It caught my eye that this is a Celine Ellena fragrance. I thought you might like to enjoy one of my last ever wears of this beauty together. My decant is nearly 2/3 gone and after that there will be no more. Then it turned up on Surrender To Chance a few years later in the 8ml sale. I remember first trying it a few years later and it was already impossible to find, especially out here in Oz. I hope you’re all having a lovely weekend.Hi Crew, Cote d’Amour by L’Artisan Parfumeur was released way back in 2009. I guess L’Artisan would know? Fragrantica does say Jean-Claude created L’Eau D’Ambre Extreme and L’Artisan doesn’t bother.ĮGlobalBeauty has 50ml for $95 including P&HĪnnoyingly L’Artisan Parfumeur don’t ship to Australia so I can’t order from their sale. Fragrantica, on the other hand, quotes it as Jean-Francois Laporte along with Vanilia, Tubereuse and Mure & Musc in the same year. L’Artisan Parfumeur’s website says Jean-Claude Ellena created this glorious perfume. Sensual rather than sexual, I feel very comfortable, like I’ve put on a comfy pair of jeans that I know look great. Often referred to as the amber for non amber fans, I agree, no need to push yourself to love this because it’s just a delightful and elegant amber for any occasion, opera, dinner, shopping or Bar B Q. It is warm and classy, never overbearing, but keeps itself very nice. An oriental that hints at the spice road rather than embraces it and if you are looking for that harsh, burnt, markets in Asia, in your face amber extreme then pass L’Eau D’Ambre by. I do notice there is a feeling that we are about to get fruit or roses every so often, just a hint, they never arrive but I am kept guessing all day. On my skin I love the herbal/medicinal opening and think the minty, green geranium, which softens out after the initial rush and swoop, is instrumental in keeping the ambers and vanilla from getting too gourmandy throughout the life of the fragrance, though it does skirt caramel sometimes. L’Artisan Parfumeur’s L’Eau D’Ambre is created with an extremely short list of accords, amber, patchouli, vanilla and geranium. It is a sweetish, resinous and woody accord usually from benzoin, labdanum, and vanilla, then other interesting accords and notes are added to give light and shade to a fragrance. Amber fragrance has nothing to do with the Amber worn in necklaces except that it smells like wearing amber feels warm and richly exotic. On writing this I have been wearing it 7 hours and there is still a beautiful warm amber glow whispering from my skivvy. This morning as we got out of bed there was a definite chill in the air so I decided that it would be a perfect day to grab the L’Eau D’Ambre from the fragrance fridge and give it a whirl. ![]()
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