E 2

Idk why, but I absolutely adore this one. I am not typically a Floral perfume lover, but this one is darkly floral to me, in the same way that Bal D'Afrique is, and I like it. I also noticed that I usually strongly dislike White Woods as a note, but it just works for me with this one. I blind bought this second-hand on a whim, and I have no regrets whatsoever. I am quite sure, also, that I got a helluva deal on it, which, of course, doesn't hurt. Love the pretty bottle, too.

Wow! the opening reminds me a little of a bubblegum, it is a very "airy", evocative and clean perfume. The initial notes invite you to follow the evolution of the pyramid, a splendid tuberose accompanied by an evocative white musk, almost angelic. This is like a whisper of a melody from another world... I tried and I liked it so much, really nice!! Sillage: 7.5/10 Longevity: 8.5/10 Scent: 9.5/10 Overall: 9.5/10

I absolutely love this. I picked up a second-hand bottle, and it quickly became one of my favorite evening perfumes. It is too much tuberose for my workplace, but it is a perfect special occasion scent - rich, creamy tuberose with a hint of bubble gum at the open, followed by florals well-blended with vanilla and woods. This scent always cheers me up when I wear it.

FBW for me and love. To bring more about it: It’s absolutely the same family of JPG classique (more flowery than fruity than JPG) and PDM Safanad (softer in the opening and very one-to-one drydown). In hot weather I clearly can smell strawberry in the opening just for a few minutes till it turns into a smooth and ambery aura.

E2 is the only white-floral fragrance in the Atelier d’Artistes collection. Jasmine and tuberose form the core of the composition, with tuberose used in a relatively prominent way. It remains consistently at the center rather than appearing briefly and fading. Jasmine mainly works alongside it, opening up the structure and giving the white florals some dimensionality without making them feel heavy. Ylang-ylang appears in the note list, but in the actual scent it isn’t very distinct. It seems to blend into the overall white-floral accord, softening the edges rather than introducing a new direction. In the later stage, musk begins to appear. The tuberose and jasmine are not reduced in presence; they simply move closer to the skin and become quieter. The woody elements are very subtle and do not significantly change the direction of the fragrance. The overall development is minimal. The scent does not shift dramatically—tuberose and jasmine remain at the center from beginning to end, gradually becoming more skin-like toward the drydown. Longevity is moderate.