Fleur De Seduire

For someone who cherishes jasmine, Fleur de Seduire is a treasure, instantly captivating with its masterful yet seemingly simple composition. From the very first spray, a delicate whisper of citrus provides a fleeting, bright introduction, like the last rays of dawn before the main event. It quickly yields to the undeniable heart of the fragrance: a rich, intensely indolic jasmine. This isn't a shy, demure jasmine; it's bold, luscious, and utterly intoxicating, weaving a tapestry of pure floral opulence that truly dominates the narrative of the scent. While the jasmine revels in its starring role, a subtle, almost ethereal hint of champaca plays a supporting part in the background. It adds a nuanced depth, a touch of creamy sweetness that prevents the jasmine from becoming too singular, yet never overshadows its magnificent presence. The base notes are where Fleur de Seduire truly anchors its allure, with a profoundly warm and resonant blend of frankincense, myrrh, and sandalwood. These elements provide a luxurious, balsamic depth, giving the fragrance a grounding sophistication that feels both ancient and modern. The interplay creates a scent that is both deeply sensual and remarkably elegant. Fleur de Seduire is a sultry, deeply feminine statement that lingers beautifully, leaving an unforgettable impression.

Fleur de Seduire is indeed seductive. A sumptuous floral-oriental fragrance, it goes on like a gentle whisper but blossoms and deepens into a sensual incense fragrance that evokes a plush velvet texture. The jasmine here is not indolic or skanky. Combined with the myrrh, it gives a gentle powdery floral effect to the fragrance. There's almost a soft baby-powder scent when first applied, but things get decidedly less innocent after that. Myrrh and olibanum (frankincense) ensure good longevity to the scent--about six hours. Safe for work but why waste it for that? I like wearing this one when I can sniff my wrist or fan my blouse to create a scented breeze as often as I wish. My husband loves this one on me. Thank you to La Fleur by Livvy for the opportunity to try this scent.

Clean olibanum and soft jasmine myrrh. I believe "La Fleur by Livvy" stamp is the soapy clean bubbly note which i am surprisingly sees it in this blend too! clean white musk olilbanum, and soft soapy jasmines. The myrrh is detected at first but later the soapy bubbly note overcome the blend. Maybe the soapy notes comes as on the top note and vanished on the middle and base note cause i think i am experiencing something new with "Parisian Affair" after it settled! let's wait and see!