Immortelle

This is a very cheerful and vibrant perfume that makes me think of the sunshine and spring and early summer. I think that it is nice and feminine too. It opens with a slightly citrusy burst from the lemon and bergamot, but I am getting more of the salt, which makes me think of the beach and swimming in the ocean. This gives Immortelle a very calming and relaxing feel to me. I do not know what immortelle smells like, but I can smell a honeyish nuance in this, as per what is described about this note on Fragrantica. I get some of the tuberose as well, but I am getting more jasmine in the heart notes. I don't get too much of the sandalwood, but I am getting a lovely and sweet vanilla and tonka in the base and I feel like this contrasts very nicely with the rest of the notes in this. Everything flows very nicely together on my skin and I enjoy every minute of this perfume. Sillage and longevity were moderate on me, clocking in at about 5 hours. It is a slightly pricey perfume, but I feel that the price isn't that bad condidering its longevity and the unique scent I get from this. I'd give this an 8.2 out of 10 altogether, considering all of the above. It is a very nice new edition to the Chloé Atelier Des Fleurs line for sure!

I have tested through the years several Atelier des Fleurs perfumes from Chloe, but besides Tubereuse Lazuli and Orchide de Minuit, nothing sparked much enthusiasm in me, until today, with the sampling of Immortelle! This is not just immortelle flower, it’s a creamy, buttery blend of immortelle, tuberose, jasmine, vanilla, sandalwood and a salty accord done in a masterful way. This is a dream perfume if the notes listed in the composition sounds like something that you’d love, because it smells like the notes suggests. Vibrant, elegant, chic, sunny and chic. More of a warm weather scent, but it’s stronger and more radiant than Lavalliere for example, which I have on the other wrist. I know that I am comparing two separate perfumes that have very little in common, but they are both quite expensive. Out of the two, both being a love, I would rather get Immortelle, since as first impression, offers better value for money, judged both by performance and price per ml from a full size bottle.

This might be the most beautiful white floral I've ever smelt! It is so fresh, vibrant, inviting, and invigorating. As if smelling a flower bud that just opened into full bloom a second ago. I am not well versed in florals, so I wouldn't be able to pin-point exactly what notes I'm picking out. But it is absolutely delicious! If this fragrance was a person it would be a bright, friendly and trustworthy young woman, with a slight, charming naivety to her. She's woken up bright-eyed, and goes for a stroll to a flower shop where she picks out a massive flower bouquet. This is fragrance is a snap-shot of her coming out of the store with those flowers in her arms. If anyone is selling a decant of this - please hit me up!

This is a stunning, creamy white floral/yellow floral fragrance. I think these are "old lady" fragrance profiles (tuberose especially) but this is tempered with the most luxurious, honey-like tonka and the vanilla and jasmine really pull through this for me. It doesn't suit me at all but I can appreciate how delightful this fragrance is. It reminds me a bit of Guerlain's Terracotta or the Nuxe Huile Prodigeuse line. 10/10 fragrance, excellent performance and sillage. Maybe when I'm older and draped in beige cashmere in first class with a great tan that I worked on in Bora Bora, I would wear this.

if you wait awhile it really smells of immortelle so i am more than happy