Souffle Sauvage

I think is very interesting scent for men and woman. Earth and leather ,flowers ... very elegant, non-typical. :) very nice ! I like it so much.

a realy fresh peachy,orangy mix . almost like a dessert. mixed whit some creamy notes and almost a mashmellow twist. Thsi is very feminin on my skin. I think i would have looked strangly to a man wearing this .. it is almot girly candy like .. not to sweet. but a bit sour aswell. cant say i detect very much musk,flowers or myrrh eather. but thre is somthing that lifts it abit ower all the other fruity ones out there. Glad i got to try it. but not that special.. pretty and nice is the word

You have to love the peach note to love this one. To my nose, the peach is quite dominant here and combined with juicy orange, it gives off a strong fruity, sweet-sour aroma that overpowers all the other notes listed. I can't really smell the flowers but I do get a vague impression of musk and myrrh somewhere far in the background. Souffle Sauvage reminds me very much of Peau de Peche by Keiko Mecheri.

Immature and flighty young thing, just shy of beautiful. You could tire of her easily or never get enough.

A very interesting, modern take on a fruity perfume. Souffle Sauvage is an unripe peach, but BEFORE it becomes an unripe peach, it smells just incredible: starts with a fragrance of wet coloured paper or a young twig taken out of water. It's a bit irritant to my nose with its hay / herbal quality. At some moments it smells very industrial to me - like some kind of a supermodern fuel. Unbelievably unique fragrance. Haven't tested Peau de Peche by Keiko Mecheri, so I can't compare them.

The initial spike of the mandarin and the resinous warmth of myrrh keep the peach note from tipping into the syrup range, and this trio quickly settles down to a lovely blend. The addition of wildflowers and low-key musk makes this a pretty mix. I quite like this fragrance.