Philtre Ceylan

It about time I reviewed this amazing fragrance. I really enjoy Atelier scents overall, and this is one of my favorites. Atelier is known for doing realistic citrus scents, and while this is part of their Oriental Collection, it does contain some citrus. Black tea is joined by cumin, spearmint, and lesser notes of citrus, cardamom, and papyrus. PC begins with a spicy tea tempered by the spearmint. That alone is intoxicating to me, but after about 1.5 hours the spearmint has subsided along with most of the citrus, and a green note emerges to play with the tea and cumin. I haven't really smelled anything like it before. It does have hints of parts of other scents I enjoy, like déclaration and Bvlgari PHE, but this is much more harmonious than any of those, and is very well blended I get great longevity (10+ hours) with decent sillage. It turns to a skin scent after 2-3 hours on me. It is unisex, but it definitely leans more masculine than feminine (cumin and tea mix). Definitely something I believe every fragrance lover should try. It may not be your cup of tea (pun intended), but you will have a deeper appreciation of the world of fragrances if you do try it.

This is fresh and spicy. I think this is totally unisex. It's light and bright and green but muted if that makes any sense - it's a quiet, calm, introverted yet cheerful fragrance. I really smell the tea. I'm a long time lover of tea scents and I've never smelled one I like more than this one. My first fragrance that I wore for years was Elizabeth Arden Green Tea. If you generally love all tea scents like me this is a must smell. It has great longevity 8+ hours but stays pretty close to the skin. My main problem is I want to spray it over and over again all day when I'm wearing - so addictive. This is a great year round (though I fell like it would shine in spring and fall/autumn) scent for the office. I also think it works for any casual occasion. Edit: Yeah, this is my all time favorite tea scent, at least for now. Ps. Several of the comments I've received from other women IRL were about this being peppery. It doesn't bother me and my brain goes straight for the tea notes, I guess. Seems to be noticeable (decent sillage) and relatively inoffensive (comments have all been that I smell good). Safe for the office.

مثل تمام عطرها که آب و هوا در انتقال حس و حال عطر بسیار موثره؛در مورد این عطر هم کاملا صادق هست و توی فصول متفاوت،احساست گوناگون ای رو منتقل می‌کنه توی هوای گرم این عطر فضای خَفه و دَم کرده می‌گیره اما بهار بهترین فصل برای این شاهکاره فیلترسِیلان با شروع ای پرصلابت از روایح سبز و ادویه ای تازه آغاز میشه و بوی زیره‌ی سبز و تازه رو عمیقا میشه حس کرد زیره ابدا حس عرق کرده یا دم کرده نداره و هم نشینی اون با چای،ظرافت بیشتری هم بهش میده حس ای که چای توی این عطر داره به شدت گیرا و جذابه.بوی نسیم خنک ای که از روی دشت گذشته باشه و صورت رو نوازش کنه دو عنصر اصلی این عطر به نظرم چای و زیره است اما از تاثیر گذاری سایر نُت ها در به کمال رسوندن این رایحه نمیشه گذشت و رد پای سایر عناصر لیست شده رو با دقت و استشمام عمیق میشه پیدا کرد خصوصا هـِـل بسیار دوست داشتنی و ارزشمند ****************** scent:9/10 longevity:8/10 sillage:7.5/10 purchase value:7.5/10 ******** overall:8/10

I have nothing to say but love wearing this perfume. It is really a tea perfume through and through.... And unlike its predecessor, Oolang Infini, this one really stays all day... Meaning silage and longevity are stellar. The tea used here is ceylon tea, and maybe there's a hint of assam tea as a result of the mixture with other ingredients. Initially i wanted to buy Oolang, but when I knew it wouldn't last long, so I came across Philtre Ceylan, and everything that I wish to be present in a tea based perfume can be found in this juice. Yes the price is higher than Atelier Cologne regular release, but for me it's all worth it. If you're a tea fan, this one you just have to have.

213 This is the strongest scent from Atelier in my experience. It’s still weak-moderate. It starts with minty citrus notes, then a light sweetness comes in with a black tea note and sweet spices(cardamom). There is also a slight green pepperiness at opening through mid stages and this lasts the longest in addition to the sweet spiced lemony black tea. The very end leaves you with a scent that I would describe as a mellow earthy, a touch menthol patchouli. But I am guessing that’s the remnant of the black-green tea and wood notes. Also, I don’t get any cumin and I am cumin sensitive and hate it. 9/10 good unique, love it, Like cold sweet spiced black tea with lemon and sugar.