Romea D'Ameor
The Great Empresses of Japan

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Acordes dominantes
- talcado
- amadeirado
- íris
- floral
- violeta
- baunilha
Pirâmide olfativa
Saída
O primeiro impacto, nos primeiros 15 minutos.
Coração
A personalidade do perfume, por algumas horas.
Fundo
O rastro que fica na pele até o fim do dia.
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- em inglês
"The Great Empresses of Japan" is by far the best scent of "Romea D'Ameor" and I find it to be drop dead gorgeous powdery, sweet heliotrope based perfume. It actually resembles very much the hit "What we do in Paris is a Secret", but I would prefer this creation over the "...Paris" anytime. Firstly I must admit that the opening was a bit too much for my taste, I was basically hit in the face by all things powdery - iris, violet, heliotrope and tonka. The first 10 minutes you simply have to live trough. The heart brings a fantastic boozy heliotrope sweetness calmed down by tiny bits of vetiver freshness. I do not get any flowers, fruits or whatsoever, it is exclusively a powdery, dry and sweet heliotrope scent. I am very, very impressed, this is a perfect scent if you love powdery heliotrope. I am very surprised that this has not gotten as much love and even more as "What we do in Paris is a Secret".
- em inglês
Gorgeous Iris/Heliotrope centered hazy dream. A little natural sweet from the ylang, freesia, and melon, fresh but not detergent like...a dreamy haze of gentleness when the heliotrope and iris develop. Dewy fresh but not green, no bitterness. Delicately clean powdery floral. Like a water garden full of iris, violet, and heliotrope. Here and there a dash of lily of the valley for weightless white floral etherealness. Discreet peony and rose tame any oiliness with lovely floral depth. Wonderful woody/musk/vetiver base that frames everything and supports like a forest surrounding a water garden. The sandalwood/teak is a nice clean woodiness balanced by a soft and non gourmand vanilla for great balance in drydown. Tonka adds just a touch of gentle spicy depth here and discreet vetiver adds a nice earthy depth without overt dirtiness. This is beautiful and relaxing.
- em inglês
It is the third time I wear it. I still can't figure out the first 20 minutes of this perfume. I smell a bitter powdery almond, something greenish, a small chaos. But after this first part, it settles into a soft, light, gentle, powdery clean and sensual scent. I love it. I wish I could understand the first few minutes because its annoying not to know what smell you are projecting.
- em inglês
Whoa! This scent scared me! I have tried all of the Romea line and I like/love most of them, except this one. It is turning me off! I get a strong, overbearing plasticky scent, that reminds me of a waxy lipstick smell mixed with fresh cardboard. This only lasts for about 10 minutes, then it becomes the powdery iris/rose, but I still don't think this suits me at all. It has a very false feel to me. A couple hours later it has dried down to a very soft powdery vanilla-iris. It's nice now but I don't like waiting this long to like a perfume and it is similar to others I already have.
- em inglês
Roméa D'Améor LES IMPERATRICES JAPONAISES is a textured tea fragrance to my nose. However, unlike many mainstream tea offerings, this one seems natural, not scarily synthetic. Light but inviting with a touch of what seems almost rice-like starchiness. Perhaps I am succumbing to the power of suggestion, but this really does smell like Japan to me. Does it smell like the empresses of Japan? Unclear. But LES IMPERATRICES JAPONAISES is definitely a perfume that I'd like to wear in casual settings. Reminds me a bit of Guerlain LES VOYAGES OLFACTIFS TOKYO, and also the bambooishness of Weil BAMBOU, although this composition has a stronger woody note in the drydown and the tea is less dominant as well. Simple, clean and refreshing without being soapy at all, this is clearly a unisex, cologne-ish perfume. 3.26.11
- em inglês
This is in my opinion the best in the serie, the violet come throug very nice. It has a power the other one ́s lack. The only one of them I still can remeber how it smelled. But still nothing I care for much, if I work in an office I could wear everyone of them, because they are easy, pretty and non-offensive. All of them are longlasting and very nice. If you like sweet and easy fruityflorals I think you must try at least some in the serie. The only thing wrong about them is that they aren ́t my kind of fragrances and I think lack of personlity.
- em inglês
Charming ! It has a light floral opening, then settles to powdery..... and sensual. With this scent, a man could kiss your neck all day long without being overpowering and strong... definitely wearable to work !!!! A must try ! :))
- em inglês
My favorite perfume ever - it is rich, aromatic and long lasting. Reminds me of oriental cherry blossoms even though this is not in the notes. Love it and could wear it every day.
- em inglês
Does anyone know where to find this in the UK? It’s been compared to my most favourites - Tardes and WWDIPIS so would love to try it x
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