Peche noir

Peche Noir starts in a sugared, syrup water in a delicious, nectarine cold-sweet (as appose to stick Britney or Jessica Simpson sweet) way. I can definitely smell the lily there, but it’s also so well-blend and the lily doesn’t over power other notes. Somehow, this reminds me of the soap bubbles, the plastic container (infused with the soap water smell) and a sunny afternoon in the park when I was little. I like the beginning; however, the only drawback is it is a little bit edgy to my liking. Then something cold, slightly minty but without the minty-ness ( I guess the lily gives the well-blend other part of the perfume this kind of good, cold minty-ness), and green, lush comes, it smells like a blooming summer night, but nothing like any of the typical white flowers I’ve ever smelt in any other perfumes. It is like a liquid song being inhaled. It is like a mixture of Burberry Weekend for Women and Annic Goutal’s Passion. The dry down has a clean slightly ink-y smell added in to the middle notes, which makes me think of inhaling the scent of green grass and little flowers around a water pound, in a summer evening. I don’t find Peche Noir seductive or sexy, despite what goes behind the creation of Peche Noir. It is just a pretty perfrume. Peche Noir is not my cup of tea due to my dislike of the kinda sweet peachy floral fruitiness, but I would highly recommend it to anyone who likes Burberry Weekend or perfumes similar to that.

Fabuloso Floor cleaner meets Pine-Sol with a dash of ammonia.

A wonderful natural formula that belongs to fruity Chypre olfactive group of scents that i so love to wear! Dominating the scents of peach, rose and leather. Supported by powdery iris, earthy vetiver, moss and other floral notes. The result is fascinating. Very round "green" fruity aroma, with mysterious depth and classic/vintage form that is dealing with the mixture of leather and moss (oak moss). The sweet scent of peach harmoniously blending with the scent of the rose and green earthy woody tinge of moss while vetiver gives the intensity and chypre dimension. Then leather adds in its dark and mysterious texture. Finally to say , this is an amazing scent recommended to anyone who loves different than usual aromas with a sense of a vintage feeling to them.

This is an interesting fragrance, and aptly named, in my opinion, but I never would have expected to see so many notes listed. On my skin, it smelled like a dark peach fragrance with a sandalwood-amber base which, hours later faded to musk, giving it a clean finish. I didn't find the floral notes to be exceptionally noticeable, and while I couldn't pinpoint the leather note, it is probably what was responsible for making the fragrance feel "dark". In the end, because of the dominant sandalwood note, Peche Noir is not for me, but I found it a compelling fragrance and quite well done!

Peche noire is the girl from Debut de carmel grown up and naughty. She starts with a clean gardenia, with floral iris afterwards and amber and vetiver closing the show. As peche means peach it doesn't smell overly fruity and although it's not as dark as the name suggests it's not light. Noy very complicated but extremelly well done. Bravo!