Fiorialux

Fiorialux was launched in 2018 and tells the story of a princess who won, from a goddess oppressed by the sufferings of humanity, the power to transform herself, once a year, into the Osmanthus flower. Legend has it that the princess decided to become, once and for all, this magnificent flower of good humor. Fiorialux's fragrance is floral-fruity and was also created by Italian perfumer Maurizio Cerizza, as well as Lucevera, Lucepura, and Luna Dulcius. It has top notes of apricot, bergamot, davana, lemon, and grapefruit. In the center of the olfactory pyramid, notes of marigold, iris, osmanthus, and suede have been combined, which evolve and rest on a base of vetiver, patchouli, amber, and musk. As soon as it touches the skin, Fiorialux is explosive and luminous. Here, the output is extremely pleasant and persuasive, greatly increasing purchasing power. The apricot content is impactful and juicy! It's like eating the fruit and feeling the juice running from the corners of your mouth. But it is also easy to notice a generous dose of grapefruit, which brings a more aromatic effect and further complements the herbal facet of the davana. By the way, it is not strange to smell something like a blackcurrant at this early stage. That said, the body of the fragrance reveals drier, slightly powdery facets. Don't think of the iris that resembles makeup, but of flowers that leave a little pollen in the nostrils when sniffed. And at this point in its evolution, Fiorialux reveals itself to be quite musky, with a bit of leather in the background and a relentless (and delicious!) apricot. The osmanthus flower reinforces this fruity aroma of apricots, but a soapy effect also appears, as if it were the foam of a calendula baby shampoo. Finally, even though the vetiver tries to function as the root of the composition, what exudes on me is the sweetness of amber with a violent load of sensual musk. And even though the white color of the bottle might lead us to think of a white and opulent floral, Fiorialux is a very fruity fragrance that goes well with daytime moments and summer or spring days. The performance is excellent! For me, one of the best fragrances from the Accendis house, with a unisex appeal that borders on the transgressive and a uniqueness that fits perfectly within my collection. Worth trying!

Beginning is very bright and somehow vertical, you get the impression of a ray of light shining on a very juicy cteamy Apricot, the felling of light remains throughout. in comes the osmantus and velours and i feel like this must be how a goddesses must smell, for the next two or so hours this has a loud and distinct silage and settles into a very pretty skin scent, still somehow sparkly and filled with light, i get a clean musk, iris and a cool feeling from the vetiver.

Love this sweet and light scent. Apricots and osmanthus flowers, with a soft touch of iris. Perfect for a peaceful spring / summer morning. Lays close to my skin, and I love that!

It does remind me of Pluie d'Osmanthe even though it's not as dirty or dark. It's very fruity and open, somewhat sparkly but not in a citrussy way. Something just really puts me off, I'll skip it.