Fureur d'agrumes

This one, despite being tagged as "for women", is perfectly unisex. In the top notes there is a very "quick" note of tarragon (wich reminds me of anissed), followed by citric notes that also don't stay very long. It is also in the beginning that the main notes appear, and they last throughout: the vetiver and the patchouli give the earthy and woody tones, while the iris and the violet leaves make it slightly powdery. The scent does not evolve as time goes on (for about the 6 hours it lasts on my skin), and doesn't have much projection. It's a "nice" scent, but it doesn't make one leap for joy when using it. Even for people who like this kind of scent, I believe there are many options that are way more interesting. Nice bottle, nice scent, but it does not worth the price (which is not low, by the way).

Generally speaking, it is a perfume of the excellent quality, but I find it monotonous enough. It is lack of something to absolutely admire, and I wish I had more information about it so that I could trust the other person's opinion, not only my personal moment's impression. This perfume isn't "having a party" I guess, but it is being serious, thoughtful, as if saying "you mustn't"). What I'm allowed to smell is grapefruit juice, the earthy vetiver giving the woody accent to the aroma, and green grass.