Flux de Fleur

A bold beautiful uncompromising Floriental musk with fruity accents, this is a breathtaking offering from Areej Le Dore for those inclined towards animalic florals. The opening is brief and showcases a nice grapefruit with olibanum. This leads to a dense floral heart that stays throughout the perfume. A very nice frangipani, jasmine and tuberose are surrounded by slight hints of agarwood and amber in this heart. The perfume settles into a powdery musky aromatic base of real animal musk, castoreum, benzoin, tolu balsam and vetiver with slight hints of henna, lotus flower and honeysuckle. This is a perfume that will immediately transport you to a tropical paradise with beautiful earthy women depicted in Paul Gauguin paintings. Strong sillage and pojection in spite of natural ingredients, and lasts on your skin for close to a day. This one is a real stunner from this house that needs adventurous perfume lovers to fully comprehend and enjoy. A masterpiece!

Very dense floral juicy sweet nectar with deep oud woods. A cold winter fragrance. Eternal and long lasting. Don’t overspray because then it becomes cloying. A little bit goes a long way. It becomes very animalic in the drydown. It has real castoreum and legally obtained, wild Siberian deer musk. It’s a beast in performance! This is a collector’s Parfum. Definitely Unisex.

Quite a special floral scent.Tropical and white flowers, specifically jasmine sambac. Underneath that you have a warm amber which takes up space. But overall Flux de Fleur is bright and shimmering. Very special!

This is what i wrote Jan 2018 "Starts henna jasmines, then goes lotus grapefruit cloying sweet. It just swings back and forth between floral! between jasmines, frangipani, tuberose, & lotus! the sweet lotus is just overly sweet specially when it mingles with amber it went quite syrupy & that's beside the frangipani. This has henna kept to minimal, it has as well vetiver, musk, and vetiver, but no oud was detected in here. It has balsam effect, & olibanum. It's ok, nothing groundbreaking as i thought there will be and honestly it just doesn't worth it's price tag." Now i really don't know how come i saw this sweet! I believe it's because of the overloaded number of samples i tried that day and i believe it was too much in away that made me quite confused since i have a sensitive nose. Now "Flux de Fleur" becoming addictive! i really sense that henna jasmines with doses of dust & lotus, a balsamic frangipani & an animalic tuberose. I'm not sure i am sniffing a Cambodian oud cause the Cambodian oud is quite distinctive in away that you can define it's existent when it's there, now oud is there i can't deny, but it isn't Cambodian. also i can't detect a castoreum & i believe it's the balsamic frangipani, jasmines, and lotus that created that animalic note that accompanied the tuberose. It's distinctive actually & divine! and i really wonder, am i growing love for floral now! or this combination & quality screams attraction! I believe i should grab a bottle before it's too late.

Starts henna jasmines, then goes lotus grapefruit cloying sweet. It just swings back and forth between floral! between jasmines, frangipani, tuberose, & lotus! the sweet lotus is just overly sweet specially when it mingles with amber it went quite syrupy & that's beside the frangipani. This has henna kept to minimal, it has as well vetiver, musk, and vetiver, but no oud was detected in here. It has balsam effect, & olibanum. It's ok, nothing groundbreaking as i thought there will be and honestly it just doesn't worth it's price tag.