Encanto D'Charme

Released in 2015, this fragrance was inspired by the exuberance and charm of roses. It is a floral-oriental perfume or, as some people say, a "floriental". It has, in its official composition, output notes of red currant and oriental accord. The body of the fragrance carries notes of roses, red roses, and spices, while the base is composed with notes of sandalwood, vanilla, and myrrh. On the skin, the fragrance opens fruity, sweet and slightly powdery. Immediately, a garden of Red Roses opens before your eyes, as if you are discovering a secret garden. It's very noticeable the presence of red roses and that unique smell that comes out of their buttons and petals. Not far away, you can see a vanilla, which sweetens the nose and also the senses. In my opinion, Encanto D’Charme is a fragrance much more feminine than masculine, although created for both sexes. In terms of evolution, the best step is in the heart, with roses very well blended, like those that we only find in perfumes made with raw materials that are noble (and more expensive). The worst part comes from the vanilla, which becomes too much alive and let the fragrance really cloying, as it evolves. Although I like fragrances with this note, the floral and powdery mixture did not match with the sweet side of the vanilla and the result is a dated fragrance, which could have been much more chic and modern if the note of myrrh had exuded with greater intensity. Anyway, Encanto D’Charme can reproduce the exuberance of roses and fulfills its role. It has everything to please more traditional women or those younger, who are lovers of classical perfumery. It comes in Eau de Parfum concentration and casts very well, besides having high durability, lasting more than 10 hours on the skin.

Perfumes with several distinct facets, depending on the temperature or time of year used. It took me some time to understand it, and yes, it does bring the D.N.A. da Casa, which is the dot on the 'i' that the great Fabiano hides under lock and key, a 'what' of more vintage refinement, seriousness and slow evolution. Its output is spicy and dense, giving the feeling that you won't be able to go all the way; I have the feeling that he evolved in the controversy of life (lol), that is, backwards, from the base to the exit! I feel liqueur and a touch of pure syrup here. In the heat it becomes fruity and closed, in the cold, on its way out, it emerges with powdery nuances and a classy refinement. In the middle notes I feel the Roses very prominent, and with a horse footprint, but they are Roses already taken from the earth and are in the process of maceration, kind of withered already. At this stage I also feel smoke, smoke, diffused on and similar, maybe it's more spices, who knows... In the heat, here, it's just a very vintage Rose soap without being able to evolve into anything more than that, already in the cold, it becomes an aura of two armfuls of rose elixir heated in an oil base, which we come across in Indian massage rituals. Deep down, it becomes a spicy woody fragrance, with a lot of resin nuances, which at times give it an air of sweetness, at other times a velvety touch. Here I can still feel a subtle spiciness added to the scents of Roses, but also super discreet. Vanilla is probably in fava beans, as the touch of wood between it is eminent and it is not at all gourmand, no. In the heat, you only feel Vanillas and a woody burning, and in the cold, you feel a comfortable background wrapped like a hug!

Red roses, vanilla, spices it is a very spicy red rose (pepper) which is sweetened by the vanilla and turns gradually smoky and incensed. Quite original, but also commercial, at least on my skin.Charme Essencia is a Brazilian niche house (there are a few of them), and the care in using the best ingredients is evident, it is presented in a wood box, on a satin-y bed. Long lasting (10 hours plus on my skin) with heavy to moderate sillage.

A great perfume! Roses, spices and incense! So gorgeous!