Flower of Immortality

This is the best peach I've tried, and believe me, I own/have tried a lot. This is almost identical to my beloved Keiko Peau De Peche, only better. Which is great, since word on the street is she's discontinuing that scent. The peach in Flower of Immortality is almost exactly the same, with maybe less of a lipstick-y undertone. Both peaches are just the most beautiful in all the land, but there is just something a little more magical and sparkling about this one. It's the middle notes and dry down that's the most noticeable difference between the two. While both are powdery, Peau tends to be a more musky, sharper powder (not like baby powder, which I think I would actually like). I don't know, there's just something about it that never sat totally well with me (probably the Orris powder?) and I always wished it was different, maybe a little sweeter? The dry down on Flower is just straight up pleasant. It's not sweet, but it's also not offensive and just smells like an expensive lotion or powder a very chic and rich woman would wear at her Italian Mediterranean summer home. It's just beautiful and holds that beautiful peach note for a couple hours before fading into a delicate, luxurious skin scent. Edit: I wore this for the first time out to a party, and multiple commented on how amazing I smell and needed to know what it was! THAT is the trademark of a good perfume, obviously, and what I always hope will happen, but rarely does. I've been giving it a lot of though, and I think me and Flower of Immortality might be in love and I'm sensing a new signature scent coming on! I especialllllllly adore her layered on top of Bronze Goddess shimmer oil. The combo is just

Ow dear, I thought at the first spray from the bottle. Not a good choice after all? I experienced a more than terrible smell, kind of sour, artificial, masculin. What to do? I secretly sprayed it a few times as a roomspray in the son's room. And if there were comments about that, then, I thought, let's put the bottle in the bathroom as an overly really overly expensive air freshener Until... Until suddenly I noticed the peach and not a little bit too, the scent of an overripe peach came as an unexpected tidal wave over me and with it the association of warmth and femininity settled in my mind. Warm and honeyed and peachy, a warm and full scent and simultaneously something fresh a little zingy. Think of a refreshing peach sorbet, accompanied by a ripe fresh peach warmed by the summer sun, a sparkle of rosewater and a generous scoop of whipped cream with a hint of vanilla. An addictive effect the scent has: beautiful and interesting. Maybe I had to get used to it because it is my first peach style fragrance, no idea. Now I experience it as warm honeyed fruity, combined with soft fresh cool floral. Mature is the fragrance, perhaps also challenging.... What if others do not have this experience, but, like me the first time, recoil from it with disgust? Thus until now I have only worn it at home, but a lot and also often. It's the peach and me. - Note to Reader Smell and scent experience is different for everyone; the above is my personal experience.

The fresh scent of white peaches at the opening makes me dreamy. The fruit aroma is as if the peaches are growing right next to me. Then, the scent of liquor like champagne is mixed in a little. Unlike the linear peach scent of the teenage fragrance, this scent has a mature and gentle quality to it. This peach fragrance is fresh and not too sweet at first, but around the middle note, the sweetness gradually increases. On drydown, it transforms into a mellow, slightly powdery peach. It scent like a delicious peach tart, as if only the peaches were neatly extracted from the Lancôme Trésor. Trésor's peach is a sweeter peach syrup, though I love that too, flower of immotality is a gentle peach scent that is not too sweet, simple, and easy to wear on a daily basis. But yes, the price of Kilian is very high... After reading the advice in @Mysteriousmidna review, I also got the oil perfume from Oil Perfumery. To my surprise, the scents are really very similar! If I had to pick a strong difference, I would say that the oil perfume has less of a champagne-like scent in the top notes. Also, it is a roll-on oil perfume, so it cannot be sprayed into the air and worn like a mist. Still, no doubt people around you will believe this to be Kilian's Flower of immotality. What a good quality dupe!

One of my favourites from Kilian, and one of the best most elegant peach fragrances I have ever laid my nose on. It's nothing like the overly sweet and fruity, or tacky kind of smell, far from it. It is peaches done elegantly- delicate but dark. It has the subtlest dewy sweetness a white peach would have, with a hint of bitterness to balance, coated by this soft velvety texture. This slightly airy velvet reminds me of the delicate fur, and velvety feel on the skin of white peaches. A dark room with a large bed and big window looking out to the full moon, little vases of flowers around the room, wrapped by the subtle smell of fresh white peaches (peel and all). It smells like someone you can lay there in the dark with feeling both comfortable and nervous, sharing some of your inner thoughts with minimum dialogues, because you just know they are successfully analysing you and all the details between the lines. Flower of Immortality leaves such an understated, elegant trail that makes you want to get closer. It is the kind of smell that doesn't scream its presence, but rather turns away with a soft whisper in your ear, leaving you wanting more. It definitely does have relatively poor longevity, but I'm more than willing to compromise for this gem of a fragrance.

I am having a wonderful time with a sample of this. It's a happy, springtime scent. Juicy, airy, powdery and light. The juice should be a pale peachy pink color, but I guess that would throw it completely over into "girly" land. The peach is photographic, and the powder plays a perfect complement to it, you smell the powder and think "Of course!" I don't smell the carrot seeds, and for me that's a good thing. If it's there, it may be to cut the heaviness of the powder. The heart just rotates the ratio of powder to peach, with the powder getting stronger than the fruit. After that, it acts like a geisha at the end of the evening, quietly bowing and backing out of the room. Although this is marketed as a unisex perfume, I don't think that very many men would be able to pull this off at the office, it's that fem. Sillage, projection and longevity are terrible, though. Don't buy this if you're looking to replace your bottle of Poison or J'Adore. It's perfect for the office, and won't offend anyone unless you pour the bottle down your shirt. This is perfect on a woman wearing a twin set, pearl studs and stacked heels when the tulip bulbs are just starting to shoot. It makes me happy and optimistic, and certain that life is going to be good to me today.