Epidor

Oh my lord this is beautiful. Jammy plum, golden citruses, lush full orange blossom, candied violets, honeyed earth. A golden land of beauty, and plenty, a perfume that takes you to that paradise w/ every sniff. This is what heaven must smell like. It is so yellow, so sunny, so uplifting. Honeyed, languid, fluid, Epidor's charms pour out like a golden wine and fill the air w/ a mesmerizing haze of pollen heavy flowers. I can imagine bees chasing someone who would wear this outside wondering what flower is this? And why can't I drink its nectar and gather its fragrant pollen? Yes, Epidor is nectar, nectar of the God's. I must have this. Full Bottle worthy and then some. Edit: 5/1/23 I've been comparing Epidor w/ 2 other perfumes in my collection that remind me of Epidor. Those are Givenchy Amarige and Lancome's Poeme. Epidor reminds me more of Poeme in a lot of ways. It is beautiful and for those that are super upset w/ Lancome for discontinuing Poeme and can't find a bottle they trust should seek Epidor out. I think they will be pleasantly surprised. It has that same warm floral, golden pollen, vanilla earth, land of milk and honey quality. I went ahead and bought a FB. I couldn't resist.

This might be my new favorite scent! I wore it all day yesterday and kept catching lovely wafts of it all day long and it was just a delight every time I smelled it. Great longevity, with moderate sillage. The dry down was beautiful. Its warm with just enough sweetness. I can't say I could pick out the notes listed in the description, as they were blended so beautifully to me. I could definitely pick out the vanilla/tonka/sandalwood in the dry down. It kinda smelled a bit like A Lab on Fire-What we do in Paris is Secret but with a less powdery smell, It was more floral and juicy...if that makes any sense. Floral from the orange and jasmine I'm guessing and juicy from the plum notes. Both these perfumes blend with me body chemistry really nicely. I might just have to wear this scent again today.

Such a nicely balanced fragrance. The top is a jammy burst of warm, floral, sweet plum that lasts for but a few minutes The dry-down, as Michelle1234567 so aptly stated below, "is a light, barely there, sandalwood-floral mixture" on a creamy base of vanilla and tonka. Is there honey in there as well? Lovely. Very much so. Edit: I would like to add that spraying Epidor on my clothes turned it into a sillage monster. My work buddies enjoyed Epidor a lot, but they were surprised that "it was so heavy" and commented that "that is unusual for me". Epidor also blossoms in the summer heat. It's a lot stronger on a hot day than a cold one.

Epidor. It's so aptly named. It's a walk through a fruit orchard right before the harvest, when the trees are heavy with fruit. The bees buzz in the sun-warmed leaves, glutted on the juices. Their honey will be dark and sweet with it. The scent of the flowers in the garden nearby mix with honey, plum, and wood and make you feel blessed to be alive. [if you are into gourmand frags, yeah, it's like that.] It's so beautifully sweet that I'm surprised they didn't put a golden bee on the collar or the lid of the bottle. It would be perfect.

This will be my next purchase. I received a sample of Epidor with another fragrance purchase, and fell in love at the first sniff. To me, this is one of the sexiest fragrances I’ve smelled recently. I used 3 sprays and it lasted a good 10-12 hours on my skin. It’s one of the longest lasting fragrances I’ve ever worn. I can’t wait to get a full bottle of this! Edit: Finally got it two years later, and I still love it. The dry down smells exactly like the first spray on me. It doesn't change. Sweet, floral and woody...right up my alley.