Noblige

Absolutely gorgeous. The citrus notes are very realistic. The opening to me is near perfect, the dry down is good. Performance is good enough for a citrus focused scent.

this is a sweet candied lemon with powdery & aromatic lavender. There’s musky white florals here too. the opening is obviously very citrus forward and surprisingly very potent for a citrus type of fragrance. the heart is where you get an aromatic freshness but paired with airy and almost creamy white florals with powdery musk. the dry down loses some of that punchy citrus but leaves behind a creamy vanillic musk. This scent is definitely a skin scent and projects intimately so I don’t think I’d get a full bottle but it’s still really enjoyable.

Smells like a lemon starburst with a soapy touch. Very intimate sillage and short-lived performance.

Imagine if lira was extremely watered down, more airy, and had less vanilla, that would be noblige.

Treating blind I get a good smack of citrus on the opening, a bit tart and aromatic. The citrus is backed up by light herby musk. While not a lot of depth or complexity, it's initial sharpness aims to work the senses. It's not however overdone and this only lasts a little bit, which is unfortunate, because the aftermath isn't as fun. While there's some citrus echoing the fragrance sits very much at skin level only and it's longevity is only ok. Looking at the notes, I can only say the Tonka Bean and Vanilla are the last noticeable. While I like the first hour or so it's flattening after time is too much, leaving me with a bit of wishing it didn't diminish so quickly.

This is a nice powder with a smooth, never tart, juicy lemon of sweet tonka bean. At this stage it is almost gourmant and reminds me of a sweet tart with lemon cream. Woody iris, lavender and ambrette round off the blend into a cozy, classic, and clean aroma. Like a closet where you have stored your freshly ironed linen. It has a comforting vibe with a vintage flavor. More grandmother's closet than mom's. Well blended, clean, powdery, soft citrus, violet of vintage and vanilla from sweets and creams. Cute.

To be honest, it smells a lot like Eau de Guerlain eau de cologne but more medicinal. There is this lozenge quality about it like the EDG. Starts out as a fresh but bitter citrus, with that medicinal quality. This fades over an hour, and lavender, musk, and ambrette emerge. After three hours I am getting a hint of vanilla and powder and that's it. It's not worth it. Edit: It's the lavender I don't like. I get it now. Cold. Spring and summer.

Noblige is the reinterpretation of a classic eau de toilette to the Spanish male cut or could even be childish without the chromatic depth of oak moss. The opening feels very citrus and somewhat incisive, even acidic by the mixture of lemon and bergamot accompanied by a dusty touch of musk that replaces the moss and that remains classicism and also style. The only valid of this fragrance is the beautiful note of ambreta and nerolí that illuminates briefly this anodyne fragrance. Otherwise, little else to say, moderate duration and loose wake. Finally, to smell powdered citrus, Noblige is a fragrance totally dispensable perfumistico panorama since also being a niche, the price is exorbitant for what it really offers, having many better options within this range of fragrances, such as the spectacular Eau Sauvage much cheaper and with more color richness. Rating: 3

It begins life on my wrist as a roll of Life Savers. After about twenty minutes it becomes a little balmy, a little resinous. I don't actually smell any lavender but somehow I can sense it. Another ten minutes and yes, it starts to remind me of Caron Eau de Reglisse, although not nearly as sharp. But basically it turns into Byredo Green. Maybe slightly lighter and toned down, but Green it is. Oh, hey, another twenty minutes and it has morphed into a bar of Italian soap! After about an hour, it is all but gone, only a hint of powder lingers. Quite nice, but would it justify a bottle? Nah . . . I gotta hand it to Laboratorio Olfattivo, their scents keep changing in wearing. And I think that's fun, it is part of the joy of perfumes, surely? So I'm pleased with my gorgeous and very generous (3 ml each!) sample set, looking forward to checking out the others, but I can't see myself running back to the store for a full bottle, not just yet.

Candied lemon. It starts sharply like candied lemon, then calms down to hazy lavender, neroli, and lime, then vanilla comes up with the lavender making a mix side by side to candied lemon. 10 minutes in, the musk mellow come up and the lavender vanilla become a calming mix to softens the lemon candied mix. Surprisingly, the blend turns quite like "Phul - Nana" by Grosssmith! with it's kind of milky candied lemon and lavender vanilla musk mix.

there's not a single note in this perfume that I don't like (according to the notes shown above), but together here they make me feel uncomfortable. smells unbalanced...the top notes are gone and a redundant (almost irritating) iris(irones)/violet/tonka accord stays. and I'm saying this as the biggest iris and lavender lover you can imagine. nothing for me at least.

Upon application I get a lot of lemon, lavender and a strange minty note at the back of my throat. This fragrance is somehow pleasantly oldschool, yet the sweetness of the base really throws me off. Czech folks here might remember the original blue Indulona hand cream as it is exactly what the drydown smells like to me.

like xerjoff regio just without the high pitchted lemon, out of place sweet note and odd dusty base, agree with the previous reviewer, lemon, lavender and iris seems to make an irritating combination especialy on top of musky ambrette. Still better than regio and a very fine fresh citrus fragrance.

A lavender-citrus with a slight bit of iris in the background... The citrus is HUGE in this, however, after it dies down, the drydown is a little disappointing and, well, not all that impressive... It turns a little sour/bitter, and, well, it loses me after that. Not for me...