Quetzalli

This vegan scent thing is a marketing method that I can't stand, animal testing of perfumes has been banned in Europe for decades, and any perfume has modified alcohol and "unnatural" chemicals so this with the vegan .... all the perfumes produced in the EU at least, are vegan if we take it that way and yet they are not, because they have chemically modified components... anyway. Going over the bored marketing, and without the lack of personality, the perfume is good, all 4 I have are. I can't call it a "natural" perfume because it doesn't smell like the combination you can naturally feel "in the air", it feels a lot like a Patou perfume, really brings with the old Un Amour de Patou of which I have a few old drops remained which I guard with holiness, among Duriez few perfumes I truly love. It's a forest moss very wet, very earthy, I think those galbanum potentiate this feeling, against this background comes the combination of petitgrain, cassis, clementine and raspberry and it's beautiful, it's the best worked raspberry, it's not a raspberry candy artificiality thing, it's the real deal. I feel very little of the rose on my skin, which doesn't bother me, and the final for me is a incensed wood like the smell of the Greek churches in the hit summer, but not so intoxicating as that. I also see a man, not just a woman wearing it, but as a woman I see a strong but more feminine lady, I see a sober but powdery color long blazer, black pants with a kitten heel, a perfectly arranged hair not rebellious, I'm thinking of Ursula, and who is European knows what I'm talking about. She is the kind of strong, ambitious woman who has a more old diplomatic airy look, I think more at a Hanna Suchocka than at a Golda Meir.