Pluie D'Orange

Here is a citric perfume which I was very reluctant to understand its lines and until today I couldn't, however, when I realized that perhaps its lines could tell me something, that's when I slowed down and started to 'understand' its structure, evolution and different forms of dialogue when volatizing on my skin. Right from the start, its citric characteristic is quite eminent, and even those who do not discuss perfumery understand that it is a purely citric fragrance. Its touches of sweet orange and honey, with a lot of Yuzu tea, carry an air of lightness that would even dispense with Pimenta's presence here, I believe that Pimenta has a lot of strength to come right away demonstrating its 'aggressive' presence. I think that its aquatic sensation could last a little longer, however, considering the proposal for which it was launched, it is acceptable that even here, in its heart, the combination of the lily flowers, with the aquatic breeze, which it manages to transmit with each movement so fast. Here, the Oranges still remain, only not much sweeter, but with an energetic and bubbly touch. At the base, the fragrance becomes a little more oriental and brings all the resinous and balsamic footprint that Benjoin attributes, with a more serious air, joining with a touch of Orange, very strident dry Vetiver and more Cedar, with its woody facets slightly burnt, but just right, without major discomfort or absurdities! Yes, it is a perfume for warmer days and lasts long enough not to suffocate and be noticed! Never face him in the dark!