Papyrus

I was on the verge of purchasing Herb Mimosa, driven by my adoration for mimosa scents. HOWEVER, upon experiencing the aroma of Papyrus, I felt compelled to add it to my collection as well, even though it's quite pricey here. The salespersons then informed me of a fantastic promotion: buying the 150ml size would grant me a complimentary 50ml size. Intrigued, I proceeded to sample all the fragrances in the Atelier line, yet I found myself perplexed. Herb Mimosa and Papyrus didn't blend harmoniously due to the subtle nature of mimosa, and I was close to abandoning the idea of purchasing Papyrus. However, my perspective shifted when I attempted to layer it with Tuberoise 1974. The result was utterly breathtaking - a wonderful, sexy, mature, and unique aroma that captured my senses. Papyrus alone emanates a distinctive smoky, woody, and green scent, yet when it's combined with the potent fragrance of Tuberoise, the result is truly remarkable. The longevity becomes notably extended, and I found myself deeply enamored with this combination. Consequently, I chose to purchase the 150ml Tuberoise and obtain the 50ml Papyrus for free. (Although I still harbor a wish to acquire Herb Mimosa later 🥲)

It is a little bit smoky, kind of amber-y and woody. It gives warmth and depth to other floral fragrances when layered. It’s great for layering, I don’t like it that much on its own. But then - do I need such an expensive bottle for layering only?

This smells of uncomplicated and highly sophisticated fresh-woody perfume leaning toward masculine but women (with the right) personality can definitely pull this off. This is also good for layering. I'm keeping this gem!

Wear this when off the mood and feeling shrunken down to the pits - it will surely light your aura up!

Love it, a very green beautiful note