Spectre 925 - 069 Blossom Of Blanche

When I heard about Alûstre niche perfumes this summer it really caught my attention.They are created in France by one of my favorite noses, french parfumeur, Bertrand Duchafour. ALÛSTRE Spectre 225 069 is SO well blended It meets you with the most beautiful moutwatering opening of blackcurrent and blueberry lasting about 15 min. It blew me away.. This scent has so many layers. The fruity berry opening is followed by the smoothest sweetness on an almost dreamy bed of classic white flowers spiced with sunny peach and frangipani in the heart. On my skin these accords lifts the rose note to the max with slightly musky ambergris, exotic vanilla and light woods. A heart-warming touch of creamy rose. I also get hints of milk chocolate. This is a little masterpiece. Heavenly creamy sweetness. Longlasting and delicious, like an opulent dessert filled with flower notes. It pleases my senses, I almost feel it activates the reward centers in my brain. This is very high quality worth every penny. The sleek bottle design with the brown magnetic top is modern and reminds me of Jacques Faith bottle design, so cool.

I love it! I especially enjoy the berry-infused opening and the cozy, sweet dry-down. There's a moment where it can be a bit overwhelming, but I still adore its deeply feminine character. I love how this scent greets me in the morning, lingering sweetly on my clothes with its bright, floral notes—it feels like a warm embrace to start my day. This fragrance is irresistibly feminine, with its delicate, beautiful floral notes staying with me all day. P.S. People who have experienced it often describe a delightful berry jam scent, or a lovely waft of berries coming from somewhere ;)

Such a nice floral scent! I don't get any blueberries, unfortunately, but the freesia is so prominent. It is well blended with rose to have a floral dewy composition. Made by a famous nose too. Get your nose on it.

Madre mia, this is sparkling berry juice. At the opening, I immediately thought of those 90s teas with a “fruits of the forest” flavour (whatever that was supposed to mean, nobody really knew.) It is very, very sweet: I get honey, red berries and sweet berry iced tea, all fizzing together in a bright, syrupy party. Fun in theory, but far too sugary for me. Not my cuppa, alas.

Peach, white musk, powdery, waxy rose, citrus peels and a general white floral aura. Very much a feminine, every-day scent. Pleasant and simple.