Clouds

A soapy floral with rather limited longevity. A pleasant fragrance that smells like skin just after a relaxing bath. In the opening I even detect a fruity nuance—not listed—which is probably coming from the magnolia, clearly the most dominant note. From my perspective, it’s a pleasant but forgettable scent. It belongs to that white-floral family that lacks both the opulence of tuberose or indolic jasmine and the sparkling brightness of certain citrus-paired magnolias. One note about the listed notes: there is absolutely no real metallic aspect, even though I see it has been voted. Instead, I would have simply drawn the picture of a bar of soap. A niche fragrance that comes quite close to more commercial offerings. It may appeal to fans of the genre, especially considering the reasonable price. Unfortunately, longevity is questionable—it doesn’t exceed three hours.