I Am Beautiful

I've just got this beauty in a wonderful, generous swap and I'm so puzzled why this excellent fragrance does not have any reviews yet. It's a honor to be the first, however, I'm not trained enough to write a proper review this fragrance deserves. To start with, I didn't know that patchouli can be done as beautifully and with as much taste as in this fragrance. It is predominants fro mthe very first moment with a red berry juicyness without being too girly or too mainstream or, I will say it, too reminiscent to LVEB (which is a beautiful fragrance, btw, and it's a pity that the cheap dupes made it too mainstream and bacause of these cheap and often untasteful dupes many people hate the original, too). Amber is sweet, warm, and I smell something that is not mentioned among the notes, that has a slightly vanillic, like a subtle vanilla biscuit scent. In the middle and the base the rose is present in its full bloom without the slightest dusty, vintage feel to it. As it dries down, powdery and lipsticky notes come up to make the fragrance even more beautiful. This fragrance is close to a modern, absolutely natural smelling chypre aspiring to become a classic and absolutely loyal to it's name: I feel very beautiful while I'm wearing it now. Edit: I was sure this fragrance reminded me on something and now I know: it remonds me on MIss Dior Le Parfum. While MDLP opens with a citrusy tp note here we have the slightly tart, realistoc cranberries and MIss Dior has more vanilla warmth in the base but they have very similar vibes with the strong patchouli and dewy roses, the modern chypre quality with the elegant and soft powderiness are also feature sthey share. I am beautiful is not a dupe by any means but if you enjoy Miss Dior Le Parfum I think you would love this fragrance, too.

I Am Beautiful" -Theodoros Kalotinis Forget the "synthetic" labels often associated with fruity florals. "I Am Beautiful" is a sophisticated journey that rewards the patient nose. It opens with a remarkably natural, mouth-watering Cranberry note—vibrant and zesty, capturing the true essence of the fruit without leaning into medicinal or syrupy territory. As the fragrance evolves, it reveals a heart of Damask Rose and expertly blended Patchouli. What sets this apart is a distinct, boozy nuance—reminiscent of Davana—which adds an herbaceous, dried-fruit complexity that bridges the gap between the bright opening and the deeper base. The experience concludes in the softest, skin-like Amber, providing a warm, intimate glow that never feels heavy or overbearing. • Longevity: Exceptional performance for a niche EDP, lasting 7+ hours on the skin, 12+ on clothing, including a soft amber, powdery rose & herbal dry down. Cranberry magically lasts in its entirety. • The Vibe: Elegant, radiant, and naturally bright. This is for the person who wants a signature scent that feels like a second skin but leaves a refined, memorable trail.

This one opens with a tart, juicy cranberry that feels fresh and bright. After a while, I get more red fruits mixed with warm amber, making it sweeter and a little warmer. The rose is definitely there too, and I think it works really well with the fruit. It gives the fragrance a more floral feel without taking over. I also like the patchouli here. I can smell it in the background, but the fruit is still the main focus. The sillage is just right for me. It's noticeable without being too much. Overall, this is a fruity, slightly tart fragrance with rose, warm amber and a touch of patchouli. I really enjoy it.

I find this a fascinating fragrance! If I had to describe it I would say it smells like Thanksgiving! In the US we have a turkey usually with a rosemary and sage rub, cranberry sauce, creamy gravy and so on! This, with the patchouli and cranberry reminds me so much of that! It would be great in the fall! It’s completely unique and it’s one of those fragrances that I feel is an acquired taste. I won't wear it a lot, but when I do, I’ll feel like a cozy autumn potpourri! I don’t know why, but it takes my brain to Stowe,VT during late fall! I feel like all the adorable shops kind of smell like this and have an overall earthy, cozy with a sprinkle of bougie old money feel! I find it beautiful but I also feel I’d grow tired of it. I’ll save it for a few cozy fall nights in New England and it’ll be perfect!

A big and primarily fruity perfume. I get rich, juicy, sweet, deep red berries on a sweeter amber base, patchouli is not loud. I think it smells slightly tart as well as tropical somehow, and it doesn't come across tacky despite it's fruitiness. It wafts beautifully in the air, sillage is quite big. I don't think it smells like a body spray, it smells more luxurious. It's more a popular style than 'niche' style. Indeed it can be compared to Miss Dior Le Parfum, which is not as fruity and a lot more ambery. At 45 dollars / 50 ml I think this is good value, the price / quality ratio are good here if sweet & fruity are your style.