Sun Embrace

I have tried this perfume a sample. It has an intensity of about 9 hours with an initial high average initial intensity, half the first two hours and a half soft the rest of the time, but I must mention that it has a very good projection for an aromatic herbal tone that we find in the perfume. My first impression of this perfume was ... wow that good ... we will take into account that there is a central aroma in the perfume, the aroma of hay, which will give us that sensation of aromatic herbal aroma, which is the nexus of union of the different phases of aroma of this perfume. Its output is an impressive fruit explosion, together with that aromatic herbal note, a delicious fruit, with hints of spices. This combination feels very special, it is not just peach, there are many textures in these aromas. As we go forward in time in the perfume you will see how the fruits are blurred and you feel how the earthy notes of amber or musk have a presence, added to the hay and the nut. This prefume is not eccentric. It is a perfume of attractive and attractive notes. From the beginning I feel attraction for this perfume that I loved. I have tried it in the middle of winter and it works very well although I think that in spring your notes have to work very well. Although it is a niche perfume and can be for both men and women, I have to say that to my impression a woman looks impressive.

This is the third fragrance from the independent maison Parfums Balint, owned by 'the nose' Csaba Balint. His entire collection contains a high percentage of natural ingredients, and the scents themselves evoke the beauty of nature. If you love brands such as Svensk Parfym, Zoologist, Rogue Perfumery and similar (still) independent houses, then do check out Balint's creations. It is always a good idea to support a perfumer who offers beautiful scents at reasonable prices whilst his brand has not been gobbled up by some greedy corporation yet. Sun Embrace is nominally unisex, but actually leans feminine. The scent is meant to evoke precisely this time of the year, mid-August in the south of Europe, when all fruits are ripe and the crops are ready to be harvested. The scent is sweetish, nutty and green; I would say that the strongest notes are wheat, hay, fruits (apricots and peaches), lavender, spices and vanilla. The fragrance is absolutely enjoyable from the beginning to the end and actually doesn't change much throughout its skin life. For such a natural scent, it offers very solid projection and longevity (6+ hours during the summer, and even longer in colder weather).

If I want to simplifiy what I get, then it is a complex fizzy fruit cocktail we got here, had I not seen the notes, I'd put pineapple as most dominant here (a bit tangy, perhaps the apricot with the oranges). Quite sweet. The complexity derived from the added powdery notes and benzoin keeps it from turning into a juvenile/teenage scent. Drydown is fabulous creamy slightly fruity. I don't think this would offend anyone, fits pretty well into current frag trends, so perhaps a good candidate for a blind buy even.

Gorgeous! Like After Rain perfume from the same house this one also have that perfect balance of sweet and fresh. It's definitely nutty and sweet but I also get some kind of minty smell in background. I pick up the blackthorn note the most following apricot and walnut (but green one). This one have signature quality for sure I think it's really quality and unique smell so I encourage people to support small independent artistic perfume houses like this one.