Ptimusc

creamy soft clean scent, its so wearable and feminine. Suits a feminine girl. nutty and lasts an appropriate amount of time. perfecttttt 100% a signature worthy scent... my tastes changed a lot and this is no longer my signature but I still love it. This is such an innocent scent! I sort of would love to see a Pear spin on this, this scent would truly shine layered with a pear perfume. I layered with Liis floating and oh my god it’s divine and so clean and fluffy.

this scent is far from the scent of the tartine ptisenbon. smells like almond and oatmilk. mix of fresh and gourmand. super girly, but it still manages to feel clean. i bring it around in my bag everywhere, which is maybe why it started to smell alcohol-y after a few months. its dry down is still super comforting though and i like how it's not as known or used as the blue tartine.

A beautiful feminine dreamy scent not just for young girls. The opening is my favorite part. Its soft, cuddly and sweet, I do get white chocolate and almond in the top notes but later it fades into a mix of floral sweet musk and it stay like this for a few hours. For me this is a perfect inoffensive skin scent, that makes you feel pretty with a cloud of warmth. It was a successful blind buy and I am glad that I still got a bottle, as it appears to be discontinued shortly after the release. Love the bottle too, it very well made, simple and chic.

Milky white chocolate and hint of almond blossom. The musk is fuzzy, a background player. The white chocolate in this puts me in the mind of Matcha Meditation, but this is milkier, pared down and has musk in lieu of tea, but they both have that softly floral white chocolate in the middle. I could see this going weird if you have trouble with white floral or lactonic notes, but otherwise, it's so sweet and inoffensive without being twee or saccharine.

A sweet, light, gourmand and delightful scent ! The fragrance is not repulsive at all, on the contrary its sillage is moderate, perfect for a children’s perfume, therefore i didn’t have any expectations regarding its low performance.

Extremely lactonic almond-vanilla. Definitely white cholcolate i.e. not really chocolate, just sweet vanilla dessert. There is also a cosmetic clean warm musk underneath, but it is relatively subtle. At first this was so milky that I found it offensive despite my enjoyment of lactonic notes. However, I wore Jacques Fath Tempete d'Automne the other day and found the milk note to be especially prominent that time which was initially off putting then slowly became something I kept wanting to smell. That wearing also changed my tolerance towards Ptimusc. I still don't love it but I do appreciate the milky sweetness. A unique gourmand. Not extremely sweet; it's more like vanilla almond milk type sweetness. Vanilla almond is overdone but here it is very different.

This is a weird one, I'm not sure if I like it, hate it, if it's mleh or actually quite bad and cheap smelling. It goes from smelling like someone said "rubber gloves for washing dishes", to sugar, to something synthetic but also spicy. Smells complex but also reminds me of some really cheap sweet perfumes. I have to smell it more, this is perplexing.

This is comfort and a hug in a bottle. Ptimusc starts with a very creamy opening where oat milk is present. Very soon afterwards cocoa is the star of the show, but it is creamy white chocolate. Musk sets the fragrance for a little while. Don’t expect massive sillage and lasting power but if this would be a love gesture it would be a warm and cozy hug but there’s something nostalgic about it. I would class this fragrance as a very light gourmand.