Le Pavillon D'Or

Unisex This unusual beauty is a floral woody, greenish scent which turns from the bitter and for some maybe even harsh opening into soft calmness. This is an elixir of therapeutic, relaxing, aromatic and exotic notes and it’s warm and cozy but not in the traditional and so used noticeable “Vanilla way”. This is a mix of not so familiar ingredients and it makes this interesting. You get the feeling of tranquility inside the bubble which Pavillon D’Or creates and it’s noticeable around you as well, not too loud, not too weak, just in the right kind of projection for this kind of scent. What makes this really interesting as well, the character of all Pissara’s creations, is the ability to differ a lot depending on the wearer. It’s impossible to tell in advance in what kind of way Dusitas are going to behave on the skin and which of the notes will open most prominently. One thing is sure: the more warm the juice gets the prettier it comes. This scent is really special, it’s not for everyone so test it and do it many times since you don’t get the whole picture of the scent straight away. I wore this many days to understand this totally and to notice all its beautiful facets. I wanted to open up the different notes little bit. Top: Peppermint (refreshing, cooling, green vibe) Honeysuckle (sweet floral note) Orris root (Powdery and earthy, lasts long for me here) Middle: Fig leaf (a green and bitter note, prominent in the opening for me) Heliotrope (Strong for me, makes this scent soft and powdery) Boronia absolute (fruity sweet floral note) Thyme Oil (a strong, rich and warm herbal smell) Somalian frankincense Green Sacra Base: English oak Australian sandalwood Thank you for reading, I hope my review was helpful. I would appreciate a lot if you want to follow me on IG and/or YouTube (English subtitles): @ninamariahperfumes It gives me a lot of motivation to write more. 🤗

If you are after a relaxing and easy going fragrance that will calm your nerves and give you a feeling of complete tranquility, then this fragrance is for you! Le Pavillon D'Or is an easy fragrance to understand. It smells yellow. A warm, cozy but vibrant yellow, to be exact. To me it smells like a warm cup of sophisticated herbal mountain tea. It has a therapeutic nature about it. I get whiffs of chamomile, refreshing mint, lots of honeysuckle with a soft powder and delicate woody base. I am not big on Fig or Fig leaf in a fragrance but it is blended so beautifully here that it gives it a perfect touch of leafy greenness and balances out the sweetness. It is a fragrance for the wearer to enjoy as it sits closer to the skin. I could not see it being strong or bold by any means, it would lose it's refinement if it were made any different. I would wear this fragrance all year round although I would imagine it would truly bloom and show it's full potential in Autumn and Spring, on a day where it's not too hot and not too cold. When I first tried this fragrance my first reaction was 'My goodness, Pissara has done it again!' Le Pavillon D'Or is a perfect new addition to an already outstanding collection. It fits perfectly with the previous additions. One thing is for sure, Pissara is a genius when it comes to making herbal type florals 💚

Le Pavillon d'Or feels as if it's embroidered with crushed ivy leaves, obscure vegetation. Herbes de Provence, and dispersed among the foggy moors of my imagination. It begins with green sap and distant filmy flowers, a mollifying effect comes over me. There is a forest-like flavor, like Labrador tea, some armoise, and acorns, shrouded with orris, growing more powdery and blurry. Now there are misty oaks, autumn grasses, and heliotrope at dusk. I am then reminded of a thyme-scented soap imported from France I used some years ago. From green to grey, bitter to sweet, it travels through twigs and stems, branches and boughs, further into the sweetest, most serene oblivion. It feels vintage, but also on another plane, like something an 18th century English poet would conjure up from imagination. I think of William Blake: "The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing that stands in the way. Some see nature all ridicule and deformity... and some scarce see nature at all. But to the eyes of the man of imagination, nature is imagination itself."

Wow, this one turned from mehh to addiction for me. When I first sprayed it, I felt it was way too powdery and almost like a bug spray, I didn't like it. I let it age and weather started to get warmer and tried again. I could smell the notes more clearly. It reminds me of arctic summer, when you're in the forest surrounded by aromatic and slightly bitter flowers and plants, with the mosquitos, and the 90s mosquito repellent oil. The sun is shining. Now this is a powder bomb, much more powdery than the prada iris perfume or the chanel n.19 poudre version. It's powdery in a buttery or "sticky beepollen" type of way. It has vintage feel but in a refreshing unique way. This perfume in heat is SO beautifull. Not sexy, nor seductive. But being so beautifull could be considered sexy. I can't stop smelling the empty bottle like an addict. The smell is therapeutic, and now I detect more oak (beautifull whiskey barrel smell). Love the combination between warm and cool. Reminds me of arctic summer with my sisters <3

It smells like a warm late spring garden, just breathtaking. I've been looking for such vibrant young greens and fresh flowers for a long time. The opening burns the nostrils for a moment, like the glint of gold in the sun burns the eyes) There is a strong galbanum effect here, but the galbanum itself is not in the composition. I adore honeysuckle, in my opinion it is one of the most “perfumed” flowers - it has such a rare, complex mixture of delicate sweetness, citrus freshness and tartness. But in perfumery, if it appears occasionally, it just smells sweet and boring. In Le Pavillon D'Or, the honeysuckle note is the most realistic for me at the moment. And the fig leaf here is very youthful and tart, without any annoying sweet powderiness or milkiness. However, Le Pavillon D'Or is not about a single flower or leaf, it's about the whole garden and the glitter of gold. My God, how wonderfully and seamlessly it is done!