Aguas de Verao Damas

I met the fragrances of this House when I created a partnership through my Brazilian website of perfume reviews. And it was a real adventure unravel all of them, without having access to the official notes, even having direct contact with the owner of the company. And the result was wonderful because he loved reading my reviews and complimented me on most of them. Therefore, I will copy the translated reviews below, as they were written and published at the time. The fragrance of Águas de Verão Damas is very similar to the version made for men, however, enriched with floral notes that give a more feminine touch, making this perfume a dry and powdery floral bomb, with excellent projection and durability. For those couples who like to combine even the perfumes, this pair is infallible. And for those women who love strong, floral and dry scents, in the style of Chanel No. 5, Cia. da Terra created this fragrance. The output (when the fragrance resembles more the male version) is very floral, with nuances that remind me of ylang-ylang and neroli. As soon as the evolution begins and the initial accord gives way to the heart, the fragrance begins to become drier, with something that reminds me of violet or iris root, in addition to jasmine, lily of the valley and roses. Finally, a drier base with nuances of musk, amber, and patchouli (to my nose). Águas de Verão Damas is a classic for classic women!

Among the scents that have Companhia da Terra and I've come to know, Summer Water Checkers is the most volatile and controversial Brazilian very natural perfumery house, according to their gender labeling for the market of perfumery. It is a serious perfume, and that in my view does not refer so much to see, not to be locked and loaded in notes that make it highly dry, dour and Orientalized. I must say that in the opening it more masculine reveals that women, at least to my nostrils, and my skin, already opens smelling of violets and something male resin that even edge at such compartilhabilidade, will soon thought to male, period. Then he follows through floral, but with leather notes quite eminent and more nuances of cinnamon sticks, mixed with something sour that I can not tell if it's pepper, but I know that is male and bearded. Towards the end it becomes hyper rustic and even more masculine, with a cheirozão of dried oak moss, heavy crude Musk, the so-bushbuck, but here surely must be one developed in the laboratory, giving that ardidozinho odor nuisance and oil medium something green giving off a characteristic smell of sap and some note again resinous giving a "Aloka", which would be easily missed at this stage. It is a difficult fragrance to use and follows the line of the female perfumões that have mustaches and piss standing, perfumes that have chops and speak in the tone of Ana Carolina and dress like Ellen DeGeneres, is well out there! Good luck to those who submit. Word of the day: testosterone... (day 96)