3 Fleurs

Sticky and waxy pollen nectars slide down the petals of jasmine, tuberose, and rose. The galbanum opening is watery and slick, an ooze from freshly cut green stems. The jasmine is the first to make an appearance in the heart layer with soft citrusy facets, a touch of indoles, and a heady and honeyed character that is, mostly, an effect of the tuberose already playing upwards. Red roses connect the jasmine and tuberose in this layer with a soft powderiness and a fruity angle. But then, 3 Fleurs unleashes the tuberose. Marc-Antoine Corticchiato loves to recreate classic structures, and 3 Fleurs is his 80s tuberose. The name is a bit misleading because, yes, there are three distinguishable floral notes to 3 Fleurs, but inarguably the star is tuberose. It carries and takes over the heart section of the perfume. The tuberose flower naturally radiates its aroma, much in the same way jasmine does; it attaches to the air like iron filings to magnet and can float over distances that baffle the mind, especially when you consider that it's closely related cousin, the standard rose, needs your nose up close and personal to largely capture all that the rose has to offer. Corticchiato does a splendid job of giving this tuberose accord the radiance it has in nature. It's warm and creamy headiness, vanillics, aggressive white floral facets, and the thin but sharp green note around the edges levitate off of the skin and fill the air without closing it off. It's big, it's rich, and it's powerful, but it's not on top of you. It takes a long time for the tuberose to dry down to the base layer, but when it does there is a very coherent and superbly executed transition to animalic white musks. The animalic facet of it is a natural link to the heady and creamy character of the tuberose, the gray and white soapiness to the white floral facets, the slight earthiness of the musks to the vanillics. As always, Corticchiato's dry downs are superb, even when they are superbly simple as in 3 Fleurs. Where Corticchiato puts his own spin on the old spinning top of 80s tuberose perfumes is with his signature clarity and precision. Every note, texture, and facet that make up 3 Fleurs is readable and detectable; it's not a soupy amalgam of white floral notes, and chypre or amber materials, in the way many 80s tuberose perfumes were/are. Less is more, and 3 Fleurs is an exercise in minimalism. A small number of great materials impeccably balanced by a masterful blending hand is sometimes all it takes.

On me, starts out strongly floral with a cooled green tuberose, reminding me of Tubereuse Couture by PG and Tuberose Ciminelle by Lutens, but after a few minutes calms with a musc tone and a balanced middle rose. One spray is enough, do not start with more, in fact this may be one of those perfumes it is best to spray into the air and walk through to have skin and clothing be as lightly misted as possible; this will bring out the facets. It lasts tenaciously and of course, blooms out in summer heat, but holds its own in strong AC as well. Parfum d'Empire with this, Cuir Ottoman and Le Cri, is becoming a favorite perfumer for me, unique, with a multi-faceted personality that reveals itself over time and across its range. Bear in mind this is one that will overwhelm the nose and make it impossible to appreciate if you over apply, meaning it takes a very small amount and as finely misted as possible. Definitely try as a sample first and give it some time. I was lucky enough to be gifted this one. Romantic in the extreme, rich, yet fresh and uplifting. Getting the impression from the other remarks that this is one of those perfumes that acts itself out very differently on different people.

A modern interpretation of a grand floral! What comes to my mind as equal in style and intensity are Joy by Patou, No 19 by Chanel and Diva by Ungaro. I adore this fragrances and never for a moment I belived that I would find a new fragrance living up to their standards. By style I don ́t mean that they are alike in notes or in composition. No, the style is a GRAND FLORAL with a wonderful intensity. My taste are normally not so much for tuberose or jasmin as the leadplayer. No, I am more towards the rose as the mainrole. But as with every fine fragrance you dont really care. It is its personality that really matters. This is classic with a modern twist when it comes to notes and composition. The wonderful way this scent behaves on my skin makes me belive that its a masterpiece.

Im falling in love with the whole range. Im not usually that into florals but even this is a new love. Its a bright intense, tuberose, rose and jasmine opening that certainly clears the cobwebs. Over the next hour the galbanum, ylang and geranium come into their own. Galbanum and mint just have such an uplifting affect to any floral fragrance. All of these notes could be too much and headache inducing but they have been handled with great skill and kept balanced. You do need to love the rose geranium note to really love this. If your a lover of florals then you must try this! Its the fresh "good to be alive" smell of an English country garden in June. Moderate sillage and longevity.

Indeed 3 Fleurs is very similar to Joy and Jardin de Bagatelle, being an absolutely gargantuan mixed floral of sharp and heady texture. There's an almost gin-like clarity to the scent, giving to my nose the effect of some kind of tincture of fresh flowers. These flowers are extremely heady and ripe though, brimming with pollen and soprano in vocal scale. A challenging prospect for modern times, but this will be much enjoyed by big blousy 80s floral lovers.

3 types of flowers: rose, tuberose and jasmine. masterfully accompanied by a touch of mint and galbanum. just blooming flowers. fresh greens with an animalic moss. when you are tempted to say that this is an old style perfume, the green of this masterful interpretation makes you understand that it is not old style. maybe a little soapy, but not old style. excellent performance. definitely unisex. 9/10

My god this is gorgeous! It is the perfect blend of flowers making it smell classy but not old or dated. I’m happy the galbanum is toned down in this. When I wear this I just want to lie on my couch and just BE; inhaling the beautiful wafting scent of paradise, sigh...

This is a powerful scent for a self conscious woman. I didn't know that a flower perfume can act this way. I was never into flowers, but whit this masterpiece I'm starting to change my mind.

As can expected from the name, this is the most floral scent I've encountered from Parfum d'Empire. 3 Fleurs is a huge floral bouquet, alternating between syrupy, powdery, tropical and camphorous. I can best describe it as a fifties-era Joy dressed up for a Poison-loving 1980s audience. There are facets of old-world glamour thanks to the copious florals, but it is also falls foul of being "kitchen-sink-y". The florals are heady, even cloying at times, with excellent performance (not always a good thing!) There is a lot going on here. In fact, there are several more than just the titular "3 Fleurs" at play. Rose, jasmine and tuberose are the three flowers in question, but ylang ylang is dominant to my nose. 3F opens with bold, creamy ylang ylang, sweetly tropical and slightly syrupy. The mint adds an inescapable camphorous undertone, perhaps enhanced by the green galbanum. The mint-ylang accord is overpowering - the olfactory equivalent of high humidity in a tropical location. The effect is quite narcotic - an assault on the senses. As it develops, tuberose emerges, another bold white floral. It appears tropical here thanks to the aforementioned notes, marrying seamlessly with the other notes, tempering them somewhat. Clean, powdery jasmine rounds it out as it progresses. I get some green-tinged muguet later on when the mint-ylang subsides somewhat, and some geranium adds a herbal green tint - a nice progression from the mint. It is primarily a white floral perfume to my nose, at least initially. The rose is powdery when it does emerge, only getting a chance to bloom after the tropical opening fades a little, but 3F is a white floral scent for the most part. It becomes a musky white floral scent as it dries down, with the powdery jasmine dominant during this phase. Sillage is strong and longevity is long-lasting. It is feminine to my nose, being a sweet floral, and is a transeasonal day-to-night scent. 3F is old-fashioned, but not in the old-world, elegant way I expected - the syrupy, tropical effect thanks to the mint-ylang accord is too cloying and takes from the lush florals of the title. Still, not a bad composition overall - it just isn't the kind of white floral that I prefer. To be applied sparingly. 3/5.

Initially, when I smelled the bottle in the store, I was hit by a blast of extremely indolic jasmine, Patou Joy style. On skin, the indoles are much more subdued. The jasmine and the tuberose make for a lush, just dirty-enough combo, and the ylang ylang warms up the ensemble like a pair of golden earrings. The rose note feels cool and luminous, owing to the supporting notes of mint and galbanum which add a very welcome freshness that is surprisingly long-lasting. The three flowers can be easily be distinguished, though on me the rose does dominate. Projection is initially huge, but after 6 hours of wear, it's a very polite skin scent. A fantastic hommage to traditional French perfumery. Definitely recommending floral enthusiats to give it a try.

3 Fleurs was launched together with Wazamba and presented at the Florence Pitti fragrance show in September 2009. it is a lovely pretty white flowers bouquet. The first thing I thought when I first sniffed was: which are the 3 flowers? At first you cannot distinguish them properly as they are well blended. But as soon as the perfume warms up you can smell Bulgarian rose, Egyptian jasmine, and Indian tuberose. Rose plays the main role here. I also smell a hint of Lily of the Valley and a very present Jasmine. Some Peony as well (although not listed!). Very elegant and feminine, still has some freshness. It reminds me of Creed's Fleurissimo, but perhaps younger looking and more easy going. A really pretty one.

I was drawn to 3 Fleurs after seeing the comparisons to Joy by Jean Patou. I love Joy. This is NOT by any means a dupe for Joy. 3 Fleurs is a pretty, tuberose, jasmine and rose centric floral fragrance, with rather poor longevity. The opening is very rose-forward. As it develops, the tuberose and jasmine take over (especially the tuberose). This transition happens very fast, and the scent is gone after about two hours. The scent is fresh and dewy and very tame. Office friendly and inoffensive, but kind of flat. It lacks plushness, sparkle and has none of the hint of mischief that characterizes Joy. I rated it as overpriced, because although it's not crazy expensive, it's way too expensive for what it is.

I tested this one a few days ago and I liked it quite enough, but I was drooling about Andy Tauer's Une Rose Chyprèe left on a sweater, so I didn't pay the deserved attention to this one. It is very very very floral :-) It also has a fresh quality and it's never cloying. I would wear it in springtime with silk clothes. It is a thriumph of all gardens with white flowers, very feminine and elegant and IMO is absolutely similar to a better version of old Guerlains' Jardins de Bagatelle. A must try for floral ladies, only apply sparingly.

As much as I want to praise the fragrance but the only incredible part about it is the rose in the first hour or so It was magnificent After the second hour mark the white florals get a hold on the compound until the end Performance was good The scent itself is probably more suitable for ladies I would like it on my significant other but not to wear it myself The brand has good offerings although not every scent is worth mentioning

I loved this, for a few seconds. It started off as a glowing, radiant bouquet of pure flowers. But then it got incredibly sweet, like over-ripe pears or the syrup from tinned mangoes. It's softened a little now, but it's still very sweet and syrupy.

I am trying a tester sent to me by one of my lovely Fragrantica swappers. Reminds me of Creed Fantasia des Fleurs and Etro Vicolo Fiori. Flowery "older" scent. Doesn't last long on me, nothing to write home about.

Nice, but not very unique, floral bouquet perfume. The fruity facets of the flowers are prominent, giving the scent a fresh, juicy character. To me, it bears some resemblance to BDK's Bouquet de Hongrie.

@hedwiginberlin description is perfect. Thats how it totally smells. Watery over-ripe fruityness that feels a bit revolting. And btw, mine has turned. I had to throw it to the bin because it totally turned off. I have some vintages and yes, the top notes are off but you can still get the heart of the fragrance. Not in this case...it is completely gone and useless =(

Vintage floral slightly modernized to be wearable. However be warned you will smell like you just left a mosque or just went for a very intense hug with your grandma and her scent stuck to your shirt. It's not bad, it's just looking for the right person.

There are definitely some rose stems and thorns thrown into 3 FLEURS along with the truckload of petals as well. This is the kind of perfume which must make those from the “Women have no business smelling like flowers” camp really want to cringe. All flowers, all of the time, is the story here. Unfortunately, although I categorically reject the above sophism (emitted by some sort of serious twit...), this particular BFFF does not appeal very much to me. Although I survived a long afternoon trapped in a cloud of this greenhouse perfume, I have to confess that I was not disappointed when it finally faded away. Somehow the composition seemed inharmonic to me. Too much this, not enough of that. Too loud and pushy, overall, even lightly applied. The dirty greenishness delivered just a bit too much of the dreaded greenhouse effect, IMNSHO. Not on my wish list. Désolée.

I should love this one... I’m all up for old skool grand florals, and judging by the list of notes, this one should fit the bill - I mean, it contains jasmine! and rose! and tuberose! and ylang-ylang! and whatnot! And yet, somehow, the entire bouquet turns very sour and bitter on my skin. I don’t know what’s causing this to happen - perhaps the overdose of musk, which emphasises the sourish aspects of ylang. Oh and galbanum is definitely very prominent, especially after the scent has spent a few hours on my skin. So instead of being a power-floral, this one is more musky-herbal-mossy-minty. Perhaps it has to do with the fact that I’m testing 3 Fleurs on the hottest day of the year (39 C today!)... I’ll keep my tester and retry this one when the weather turns normal again.

3 Fleurs turned out for me to be 2 Fleurs: jasmine and tuberose. Or even mainly tuberose at first. Rose is making an appearance from time to time, tries to break through the white flowers, but it is a difficult task. The tuberose here is so powerful, but unlike in many other tuberose orientated scents- it is also quite soft, like a flower before going to sleep. It is not an invading as tuberose known from Carnal Flower, not overpowering like in Fracas. Jasmin becomes more evident after an hour or so, and then 3 Fleurs becomes a lot sweeter. It is all in all a fragrance for tuberose and jasmine or strong floral lovers, and I am not sure whether I am one.

Don't smell a lot of rose. Jasmine and tuberose evident. This is so so for me. It's definitely a feminine fragrance. Unfortunately, jasmine doesn't always agree with me so if it's prominent, I tend to be turned off. Just a personal preference for the way that note reacts to my skin chemistry so if you have good luck with jasmine, please give this one a try. Definitely a strong punch of fragrance so apply sparingly.

Intense tuberose dominates, with a stale, urine-like scent at the top. It doesn't resemble Joy at all - Joy has jasmine indole and rose. I recently visited a perfumery and laboratory, and it smells similar to that place. with all sorts of floral components and their dirty components mixed together. Because of the galbanum and sharp green notes - like pineapple - it's similar to Jardin de Vigatelle.

To me, the blend of tuberose, rose, jasmine and iris in 3 Fleurs renders a dense, thickly intense and rather dissonant floral effect, without much in the way of lightness to relieve the overall impression of heavily damp, stagnant tropical air. I found it oppressive, and didn't wait long enough to discover how the fragrance develops - I washed it off after 15 minutes.

this perfume is all about roses! the opening is very strong but after the first 10 min. it settles and becomes a soft rose scent. if you are into roses this is one to test

Oh, God, no. It smells like something from my grandma’s bathroom. Old classic make up or cleaning product smell.

هنگامیکه به تابلویی مانندشهرداربازل وخانواده اش درمعیت مریم باکره مینگرید(اثربینظیری ازهنرمندبزرگ عصررنسانس/هانس هولباین) ویاتابلو مادونا (اثررافائل)بدقت نگریسته شود،درخواهیدیافت چرااین آثاربزرگ برای قرنهادر آسمان هنرانسانی درخشیده اند؛ این آثارنه یک منظره عجیب یامحیرالعقول رابه تصویرکشیده‌اندونه حاوی غموض وابهامات پرشمارند_دقیقأ بهمین دلیل بزرگترین آثارکلاسیکند.چگونه؟ این آثارتمام دستاوردهای هنر_دانش_وتکنیک نقاشی راتاعصرخویش بشکلی ممتاز بکاربسته اندوهمین سبب گشته تااثری خلق شود عظیم ،تاثیرگذار،وبرخاسته ازساده ترین احساسات موثرانسانی. اگردرجهان عطربخواهیم باقیدتساهل این معنارابکارببندیم وصدالبته نه به شکل هنرمتعالی هولباین ورامبرانت ورافائل_بلکه درگستره هنر_دانشی متفاوت،برخی عطرهامصداق عالیه تمام سنتهای کلاسیک وهمه دانش عطرسازی وترکیب وتوازن روایح رابشکلی ظریف بکاربسته اندونتیجه ای خیره کننده یافته اند. 3FLEURS دقیقاچنین اثری ازکاردرآمده.پرفیومی که داعیهٔ امروزین یک عطرپست مدرن وعجیب ندارد.سراسر عطریست که گویی شهرزاد هنگام خواندن قصه سندبادبحری برای خلیفه میتوانست چنین عطری ازاوبسمت سلطان آید درحالیکه ماریادمدیچی آن‌پرنسس ایتالیایی وشهبانوی فرانسوی نیز همین رایحه رابرتن داشته باشددرحالیکه همانقدر عطرمدرنی است که یک بانوی جوان ولی موقر برای حضور برفرش قرمز 3FLEURS رابی چون وچرامناسب خواهدیافت.اماچرا؟این شاهکار پرفوم دامپائر یک عصاره وزین وغیرسنگین وغیراسانسی از گلهاییست که دقیقاهمان رایحهٔ حیاط زیبای ورسای درآغازبهاراست رایحه ای ممزوج از گلهای سپیدوسرخ وتمامی شکوفه ها آنهم درخنکای آغازبهارهنگام غروب .غروب دقیقازمانیست که شامهٔ انسان بیشترین تمایل رابرای اغناشدن ازروایح خوش دارد بویژه وقتی درهوای آزاد وخنک باشد .پرفیوم به نحوی طراحی شده که این جذبه هارابشکل عجیبی وحتی ناخودآگاه درجستجوکردنشان درشمابه اوج رساند. پایه های اثرمسلم است که برسه ثلث مناسب تقسیم شده؛مریم.مشک ویاس .پس اساس آن مشخص کننده جنسیت اثرمیشود. درآغازحرکت رایحه یکی اززیباترین روایحی گل رزراحس خواهیدکرد گل رزجوان وغنچه گونه شادوسرخوش ونه اشباع شده وغلیظ.درکنار رز حضور یلانگ یلانگ فضای فانتزی وپودری متفاوتی رارقم میزندوسنگینی صمغ گالبانوم باسبکی فانتزی یلانگ یلانگ طرازمیشود.پونه نیزبخاطرگرماوسرمای توآمان مدام درحال بالانس کردن رایحه است وبخاطرنوع رایحه محرک پونه عمق بخشی مناسبی میخشدبویژه درکنارتنهاصمغ بسیاربجای اثرصمغ گالبانوم.سپس اوج اثربه قدرت رایحه فلزی .گس وپودری حداقلی شمعدانی درکناررب النوع لوکس روایح پودری ؛زنبق آغازمیشود .اندک فضای فانتزی درعمراصلی عطربه خاطرتوآمانی شمعدانی وزنبق ایجادشده اماخیلی اندازه .اقتران رزبلغاری سبکباردرهمنشینی زنبق وشمعدانی ومریم که اصلیترین ستون نتهای سینتتیک ویامصنوعی ولی کاملا مینیاتوری اثردرکنار رایحه یاس بشکلی کاملا محاسبه شده چنان محشری به پامیکنندکه براستی میبایست کلاه ازسر برداشت.حضوراینهمه رایحه اعم از یاس ومریم ورزو مشک ویلانگ یلانگ و...که هریک غالبا درعطرها به افراط انجامیده وعامل انزجارمیشود،براستی نوعی محاسبه دقیق فنی است ازتمام قابلیتهاومقادیر نت ها.هیچیک از روایح میانی تاپایان دچارافت محسوس یاسریع نمیشود وفقط بتدریج مشک به انهاملحق میشود و گردش درعمارت ورسای یا کاخ خاندان مدیچی درقرن شانزدهم ایتالیارا کامل میکند. 3FLEURS بی تردید یک شاهکار است

Parfum D'Empire is working its way up to being my favorite perfume house. Even given my snafu with Musc Tonkin (read my review of it to see what foolish thing I did), I respect the talent and keen "nose" for blending that is evident in all their offerings. I had a few samples of 3 Fleurs and honestly could not detect the rose or jasmine in it; what I got was crushed mint and tuberose, and how! I loved that mint accord; deep forest green and oh so aromatic; a chypre on a par with Oriza L Legrand's Chypre Mousse. On a very hot day here in Georgia it made its debut on my skin; refreshing, herbal and definitely not your typical flower fragrance. I wasn't sure I loved it though. There was something alien about it. Still, I kept sniffing the vial in the days that followed. After two weeks I caved and ordered the 50 ml bottle (this is the only fragrance by PD'E available in the smaller size). It arrived yesterday and I was reticent about wearing it, wondering if I had made a mistake... Well I tell you it was NOT a mistake. Where I smelt no rose in the sample, it comes through clean and clear in the full bottle. A big, wet fleshy herbaceous rose if there can be such a thing. And jasmine too, more subdued by the powerhouse duo of rose and tuberose. I have recently discovered a growing love for tuberose and it is exquisite here. I didn't catch the mint though and was a little disappointed by that. But wait! It slipped in through the back door about 2 hours in, much to my delight, cooling and relaxing as it settled in like a fairy touching down on the petals. What a beauty this is. It is elegant but not quite refined; indeed there is a pagan otherworldliness to it that sets it apart from any other rose fragrance I've tried. It is animalic but not boisterously so. And NOT jammy or soapy which makes me doubly happy. After a weeks-long binge on my beloved dry leathers and sweet woods, this is a refreshing change of pace for the sweltering southern summer that's headed my way. As always with Pd'E, longevity is endless and sillage is medium. I should've ordered the 100 ml and when this one runs out, I will do just that.

3 fleurs opens with fresh herbal notes, green galbanum and something minty. Then the flowers appear. At first, I smell mostly tuberose and jasmine and a creamy ylang ylang. There is also something musky happening, but very faint. I also start smelling hints of rose. The rose gets stronger and stronger, and the tuberose and jasmine fade into the background. The drydown is a musky rose floral scent. Longevity is moderate to long, sillage moderate to heavy. Love love love the opening. I'm such a sucker for galbanum. And ylang mixed with tuberose and jasmine. But then, the rose. Roses and I don't go very well together. Rose is always quite heavy for me, so heavy that it overpowers the rest of the scent and all I can smell is rose. A pretty rose, but too overpowering for me. Try if you like big heady florals!

The opening smells like an aldehydic white floral. With a name like '3 Fleurs', I immediately tried to guess the titular flowers. I guessed jasmine, tuberose, and ylang-ylang, ...Not bad! Especially considering that the rose doesn't become prominent until later, though it's listed as a top note. Also, looking at the notes later, I'll suggest that the menthol/mint note is what gave me the sensation of aldehydes, ...though possibly some are present, even if not listed. Later the rose, pushes past the other flowers and dominates. It is a rather tart rose, ...perhaps any severity becomes more apparent when contrasted with the brighter florals that preceded it. Later, the slightly 'thorny' rose note dies away again, leaving only more soft white floral indulgence to enjoy.

The last time I wore and reviewed 3 Fleurs I completely ignored the rather amazing fact that some consider 3 Fleurs to be something akin to a dupe of Patou's Joy! In truth, they are rather opposites of each other. Joy is a rose-led fragrance, strongly bolstered by white florals. In contrast, 3 Fleurs is mostly a gleaming pillar of white florality, but onle lightly entwined by an old-fashioned rose. I'm still quite willing for ylang-ylang to be the third titular flower, rather than rose. I enjoy both scents, and am not trying to add any heat to a pointless rivalry, ...but I must admit, if I had to choose only one of the two, it would be 3 Fleurs.

Since this doesn't remind me of mon Amarige, and I agree Joy somewhat comes to mind when I sniff this, I don't think there is tuberose, to name a flower I would say jasmine, old fashion and so heavy; meanwhile, there is the third one attends this party with particular someone. Smells like old perfumes, flowers in their full bloom, it's said this is about 3 sisters to rival each others through time to time. After Jasmine and Rose, the third name comes to this picture for me is somewhat not so sweet gardenia, Tahitian gardenia, the more fresher tiaré flower or ylang-ylang, all with their cooler green nanny, Galbanum.

Newest composition Parfum d'Empire, as all parfum these firms characterized great force, constancy and expressiveness. It genuine flower paradise - powerful, stuffy tuberoses are interlaced with sweet narcotic jasmine and wet, velvety roses. Parfum staggers, is as magic garden. Very interesting in this garden smell mint. 3 Fleurs remember classic Carolina Herrera, in which predominated tuberose, but 3 Fleurs though in a way classic, however, it is modern. If You loves white flowers and roses, surely jou will fall in love in this narcotic bouquet, which associated with fine summer or great ball.

I don’t agree with this being compared to my favourite perfume In my twenties, Joy by Jean Patou . Trying Joy now, I can’t for the life of me believe I would of worn such a mature scent at such a young age . Must be the trend of the 80s where heavy , potent beast mode scents were the rage . 3 Fleurs is similar to Joy because of its heavy composition but it’s not alike because of the galbanum and mint which leans this more fougere for me . Agree with lovetribe that there is an underlying animalic moss which makes this scent more unisex despite the heavy floral notes .

عطري كاملا گلي محور اين عطر كاملا زنانه است و وجود سه گل مریم، یاس و رز در اون ، بر اين مدعا صحه ميگذاره . اين عطر ابتدا با حسي سبز و گياهي و صمغي كه به خاطر وجود نعنا و گالبانوم هست آهسته آهسته بصورت رايحه گلي ، خود نمايي ميكنه . بوي رز اينجا يك حس پودري و بوي يلانگ يلانگ هم حسي خامه اي به اين عطر ميده . سپس رايحه رزي عطر ، بيشتر و بيشتر ميشه و با حفظ اين رايحه در آخر كار ، مشك هم به رايحه ها اضافه ميشه . كيفيت و بالانس رايحه ها بي نظيره و پخش رايحه و موندگاري عطر خيلي خوبه

This is a romantic classic, almost 800s, bouquet of jasmine thrown in your face! Too powerful. For a dull sense of smell. Hyper rich of jasmine tuberose rose ylang ylang has that lily of the valley plus muliflower bath deodorant spray smell. A sort of Perfume oil of an open market in Provence. Not so bad. Cold nostalgic jasmine based perfume. But not so special at all. And such violence, I wonder why? Remember me a bit Cabotine.

Absolutely swoonworthy with the best of all florals...rose, indolic jasmine, tuberose, this is not for the faint of heart. This is a beast that represents everything a traditional room clearing perfume used to be. Very beautiful!

Rose, jasmine, narcissus (or is it Tuberose or Ylang Ylang instead of Narcissus?). Very feminine. Melon and aromatic motes of lavender (green part of the plant) and melissa lemongrass. 4/10 Very potent

For me, 3 Fleurs is jasmine and tuberose, but a particularly swollen, steamy, succulent version. Rich and floral but not sweet. Gorgeous.

Powerful propper opening, beautiful classic approach, plainly true parfum feel to it.

Haiku Review: Petals Stems and Heat Welcome to my lush garden Now, Swallow me Whole

Portrait of Three Ladies in Profile by William Baxter Closson