Fleur de Foudre

well I kind of like it - due to the vetiver, which is rather earthy here. It is more feminine initially, later the pepper shows and turns into what I consider masculine. The initial blast is really lovely tho but that goes too fast and the drydown is just too soft and non descript to buy an full bottle. I wouldn't say this was dominant on the champaca, so champaca lovers may end up being bit disappointed.

The vetiver is the star of this perfume, it's the strongest note on my skin. The cashmeran and musks add some freshness and like others have mentioned they create the illusion of the smell of rain or plants after a storm. This combination is more masculine than feminine, the champaca is very faint. Perfect for summer, it would also make a great introductory scent for men who don't wear perfume.

I LOVE this. The vetiver and spices give it a fresh zesty earthy feel but also sweet because of the champaca. Works really nicely.

Starts off with a blast of something metallic (it must be the Aldemone), but it didn't remind me of anything to do with a storm; it's way too abstract for that. it's not necessarily unpleasant, but I find it makes no sense given that it is followed by the Champaca flower. This is a lovely note, more fruity than floral. It doesn't last very long though, and what follows is a lot of vetiver. Overall performance is average (I get about 5 hours).

All I get are rhubarb, lychee, apple/red berries, geranium, faint pepper, tea, and some random floral ;( Storm indeed