Alma Pure

Super interesting, unique perfume. Not at all what I was expecting (blind bought) but I still dare say I like it. I’m not sure if it’s the linden blossom (never smelled it before in real life) but the rose is not front and centre for me. Woodiness and what I assume is linden blossom are mostly what I smell, with faint rose and some sweetness from what I assume is the blackberry. I also get whifs of the champagne but I agree with reviewers below where it almost seems gourmand but doesn’t cross that line. On the full dry down I get honey shockingly. There’s something with a lot of body in the mid and the opening is far woodier than I would’ve thought. Intriguing is all I can say. Reminds me of fall.

Sickeningly sweet. This could have been a sophisticated fruity champagne if the sugar had been dialed back. But as it is, it smells like something a 14-year old would wear.

Forget about Champagne, Cassis and Blackberries! This perfume is a bomb where Rose is dominant from the very opening and it feels more like a rose oil from an Arabic market. Amber starts with a feeling of a dense syrupy lipstick (Orange blossom more than Linden) and goes into woodiness that is very sharp and dry and starts competing with the queen (=Rose). Overall, the scent matches the design of the bottle, it sounds mature, leans to feminine side, and has a powerful silage. Grape Pearls of THOO sounds very similar, just a bit less rosy and more lipsticky. Dina_France (perfume reviews on YouTube)

Doesn't live up to the name at all - to me it smells straight like pub! Dark bitter ale from wooden barrels, wooden tables and smoke. It's a scrubber. Maybe would be better on a man.

Over time the Rose & blackberry meld together as one (a rose berry if you will), and the champagne, cassis, and patchouli follow right behind it. It smells simultaneously juicy and dry at the same time just like a champagne in its flute with berries inside of it. There is something animalic in there from which I think smells like how honey notes can have that sweaty quality to it. I know there is not honey listed but this fragrance is a tad sweet, and that is what brings that to mind. A boozy drinkable gourmand IMO. In the end, the notes all blend together to create a buttery caramel scent. So delectable.

It is said that each rose hides a secret among its petals, which will only be revealed to a pure soul who picks it. In this fragrance the secret must be particularly tasty: a rose which, accompanied by the sweet currant syrup, is sugary, almost gourmand, but at the same time fresh. I liked it but it is not the kind of rose I prefer, I am a lover of this flower in its purity, without too many accompaniments, especially sweet ones. It remains an elegant and distinctive perfume, in pure Moresque style.

Wow this one is very sweet and cute. It starts boozy, woody, rosy, with some fizziness. very similar to Roses Vanille, but with an intense sugary berry note, that the more I smell it, the more it reminds me of a berry milkshake, like nestquick! Cute scent if you like gourmand fragrances. I got a sample, might get a full bottle in the future, I like it a lot. Edit: the late drydown is very similar to gentle fluidity gold.

• Nice, juicy, like a fresh air because of champagne and cassis. • Sweet but not overwhelming. • When dries down juiciness from cassis and blackberry fades away and perfume becomes more dry, comes out birch. • Champagne and linden notes are most prominent. Even beautifull linden honey notes. • Dry down feels a bit like a birch sauna 🙂 but in a comfy way.

I just wanted to say I went and smelled a whole Douglas store, and this one and a few others stood out. It should be more known. I might be crazy but I bet there is some soft oud there as well. Not the stinky kind. Anyway good. Edit - new thoughts on it: Its Aqua di Gio meets Lattafa Oud Mood!

Cassis, amber, and slightly sweet rose. This is sweet cassis, with linden champagne. The sweet isn't prominent at all rather the amber & cassis. The blackberry is undetectable as well rather the champagne cassis. The colder ti goes the nutty it become. Cute blend.

I blind bought it for my cousin as a bday gift and it was a love from first sniff , I'm definitely buying one for myself.. it's woody and spicy with rose and fruits.. just wow... long lasting

Roses Vanille, Intense Cafe, and Gentle Fluidity Gold’s, older sister. Creamy, spicy, slightly aromatic rose & amber. Very pretty & lasts forever.

This is very similar to Mancera’s “Roses Vanille.” If you love that profile, then you will enjoy this one as well!

Blind bought it and I hope I love it . From reviews on YouTube and here I felt like it’s up to my alley