Angie

Angie is by far the best Fig fragrance I've tried! It's a bit of a Chameleon, depending on the environment, but equally lovely whatever the weather. Being a typical British winter day, it's cold and damp. Angie opens as pure fresh fig, green leaves and all. The creamy Sandalwood, Amber and Vanillary Musk quickly mingle in complement the fig, giving off a comforting, cozy powdery vibe. I'm sure there is a creamy Gardenia here, which is slightly more prominent than the Cedar and Hawthorn. Projects strongly for the first hour or so, then moderate projection for around six hours, gradually fading to a skin scent after that, which was still detectable the following morning. In warmer temperatures, a lighter hand is needed, as the heat amps up the projection without affecting the longevity. While the wood, Musk and Amber are still present, it's sweeter, turning up the Gardenia (?) and Fig. It gives a slight boozy vibe, which I love. For me, layering Angie over a Monoi lotion in summer elevates it to absolutely gorgeous! I will definitely be seeking out more Franck Boclet Creations to try. Highly recommended if you are a Fig lover looking for an all year round scent.

I met Angie when I searched for Cocaine at Kadewe Berlin, but because i was desperately searching for Cocaine, I overlooked Angie. Later on I met By Killian's Let's Settle this Argument..., Which was heavy on fig, and that time I was impressed by the scent, pity that the scent didn't last long at all. Then i tried Angie once again, and I was reminded of Let's Settle this... Then I bought Angie. Angie is a milky fig perfume, very potent and fragrant. Open up with fig leaves with a bit of bitterness to it, the the greenness comes out to play, along with the fig milk. The fig is there throughout the perfume's lifespan, and it stays moderately for more than 12 hours.

Angie is one of the BEST fig perfumes i have ever tried... Not too sweet ir too soft like poppy & barley by jo Malone and more intense than yesterday Haze by imaginarte authirs.it is fruity and sweet but very long lasting and with a very good sillage. It smells like creamy figs, a bit soapy, powdery and musky, over a sweet Woody background. Perfect for everytime and unisex so, if you like figs, i really recommend Angie to you. Scent: 9 Longevity: 8 Sillage: 7 Quality/price: 5 Versatility: 9 Originality: 8 Global: 9

This is luxurious body cream. This is whispering in your ear Angie Angieee. Clean fragrance territory, you just took a shower and slathered body butter. Has a spec of salty like 1 grain of salt. I love it but not for my collection. Great longevity and sillage for this type of scent. If I had to choose "clean scent" mine would be this association: smooth, ivory, lying down on silky sheets

I really liked this one, Angie reminds me a lot of Tizianas Kirke but a more powerful version, blind buy too so I am really happy it worked out, lasts a long time on my skin with good sillage,

Went straight for a sample of this based on the notes, but given the edgy, hard-rock aesthetic of Boclet’s line I wasn’t expecting this to be so delicate and charming - it’s definitely more Sandy Denny than Joan Jett (or Mick Jagger for that matter). I get sap and leaves more than fruit from a lot of fig scents but this definitely puts the rich, jammy fruit at the front, alongside light, sweet spring blossoms and a real creamy quality from the vanilla/sandalwood base. That all makes it sound more gourmand than it is but really it’s more than a little soapy - the hand cream descriptor isn’t *wrong* per se, but there’s definitely more than just that to it. Wears like a warm breeze - it’s intimate but radiates more than a skin scent. Can see how this would be disappointing if you’re looking for a fresh green fig scent, or how the warmth might get cloying in humidity, but I find this really charming and it has decent longevity for a lighter composition. I’d definitely be tempted by a full-size if I have space on my shelves at some point. Wear this for an innocent, optimistic aura - so totally the opposite of the song it’s inspired by lol.

It's a perfect example of how much perfumes may be dependent on the climate/weather conditions Angie sounds really cute in the dry heat , but in humid setup it's smth below average The scent is all about fig, vanilla and everything around:)

Fig Leaf + caramelized Fig fruit + synthetic shampoo-like Vanilla + creamy floral (tuberose and/or hawthorn) + synthetic Sandalwood + a touch of Musk or Musk Mellow + Amber Smells very similar to YSL Caftan and a few of the PDM female frags. The caramelized Fig gives off kinda a Rum note. Scent is nice. Gives off a sweet rain dew scent, but runs borderline of smelling like a shampoo. Smells extremely middle-high school youthful. Only moderate projection, would have to over-spray. I don't have anything else to say here. But obviously this is not for me as a straight man, and even on a woman id say this is just 'okay' for a rating, and forgetable. 2.5/5 Woofs

Apparently, I still don't like fig, but I hate this fig the least (thus far). Coming from a major fig hater, that is a compliment.

Smells like a generic feminine hand cream.

I'm a big fan of fig, but something about this rendition of it doesn't work for me. Fig can be creamy, so I thought it would work with sandalwood and vanilla, but in this case I feel they clash. The sandalwood-vanilla smell here reminds me of buttered popcorn jellybeans, or maybe coconut, and then there's the fruity fig overlaid on top. It's not terrible, but it is a bit weird.

It's a fig fragrance, but for me something is off in the composition. Fig elements are instantly recognizable, but here they are muddled by some soft suffocating layer of something I cannot quite put my finger on. It might be the hawthorn giving this strange vibe. As it is, the scent reminds me of some medicine syrup from my childhood. A weird impression.

Crazy of me to consider it a safe blind buy. I absolutely love fig and over 50 people voted this reminded them of Le Vele by Tiziana Terenzi which is a fragrance I love. The green, well-balanced fragrance coming from TT has nothing to do with it. Cloying syrupy in the opening and i could not even focus on the fig note. I had to scrub it off. Very very very weird. If anyone wants it, please dm me.

This one doesn’t match any of the notes. I get zero fig, which is why I bought a bottle. This is sweet, but also...savory, and I don’t understand why, lol. There’s something in there that smells salty and edible. It’s also creamy, which I don’t mind, but I think with the type of sweetness this gives, and based on its potency, I would caution on over-spraying. I think this could make me nauseous (and angry, lol). Based on its longevity, intensity, and quality, I give this a strong 6.3/10 from me. It’s not bad in anyway; I don’t love it, nor hate it — it is just not really *my type* of fragrance.

“All the dreams we held so close seemed to all go up in smoke Let me whisper in your ear Angie, Angie, where will it lead us from here” Fragrance inspired by the Rolling Stones' masterpiece song. A fig in all its entirety dampened by white flowers and lightened by sandalwood. Unfortunately, listening to Angie and looking for connections with this fragrance, I couldn't find them. I expected melancholy and charm, which I didn't find here. I only found one composition with the fig as the central note which didn't move me.

Fig oil on a vanilla milky tuberose. Vanilla, tuberose, and oily figs is what i get from this blend. IT has quite big time tuberose and milk, more than figs and there is some coconut as well, an oily kind of coconut. It gives a suntan vibes with that oily milky coconut. This reminds me allot of "Aethereus" by Bois 1920 minus the sharp lime with more milky, & oily coconut suntan. Interesting

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