Balifleur

Balint Perfumes is a new niche brand from Kanjiza, a small town in Northern Serbia near the Hungarian and Romanian borders. This part of the world is not exactly known for perfumery, but Balint Perfumes might change that. The perfumer Csaba Balint is of Hungarian ethnicity and he was educated independently, outside of major perfume schools, thus his approach is original and unconventional - think of people like Pissara Umaviani (Dusita) and Manuel Cross (Rogue Perfumery), only on a more modest scale (at least for now). The first perfume that he has released is aptly named Balifleur - this is a play on words, because it references both his surname Balint, and the island of Bali and its lush flowers. Balifleur is nominally unisex, but in reality quite feminine. The main notes are intoxicating champaca and tuberose, combined with wild strawberries and coconut. The fragrance is initially very sweet and tropical; as it dries down, it becomes more woody and balsamic, with patchouli and various resins. It lasts over 12 hours and projects magnificently. For such a high-quality scent it is very reasonably priced and definitely worth a try. I'll be getting a full bottle in the near future.

First I tried in summer heat and then it was too much. But now in february is perfect-it gives a warm hug to me with wild berries, gardenia, champaca, tuberose, cocos...very-very feminine scent in the best way! I LOVE it!!!

Végre itt is! Gratulálok! Hajrá;)

this is a very traditional parfum. it opens very fruity and dries down floral powdery...its a very nostalgic parfum especially if you are from where I am from and it just turned ot to be the same region as the creator himself. I remember ladies in nice sundresses waring similar scents...very traditional as I said, not too loud not overwhelming, delicate and feminine

Heady spring florals, starts with an old fashioned gardenia, heads on to yellow floral heart and ends on a creamy tuberose. Quite sweet but also tart. I would have guessed some greens in here but never coconut! Don't get that at all. But there is something tropical about it, more the tartness + yellow floral. I did get a mild saliva feel upon opening - sometimes perfumes produce this feel for me which put me off but it goes away after a few minutes. Drydown is a tart tropical, touch of sweetness and creaminess. Crisp spring day scent, feels a little green to me. Edit: Wow - shape shifter! A spicy subtly sweaty sexy cumin appears on the drydown, alongside strong sandalwood jasmine and mryrh. ** 200+ samples for swap UK - check my customs, 10+ bundles, get in touch!**