Spring is coming, spring is on its way – it seems that perfume brands have chosen such a slogan for themselves and have begun to cheerfully and loudly present novelties, from which it will certainly be easier to wait for the first warm days. The alchemist’s garden, the cactus grove and the mystical skin have tried everything to make it easy for you to decide which scented “dress” to choose to update your perfume wardrobe.
Rive Gauche does not hide that Maison Maissa is well received by customers and interest in the brand has not decreased. And recently, the creators of the brand flew to Moscow and presented a new line of perfumes, the main role of which is played by a flower or plant, and each fragrance is dedicated to a specific garden. Our choice fell on the newest in the collection, Cactus. The famous Green Tea is reminiscent of Elizabeth Arden but much deeper, more voluminous and citrusy. The citruses here aren’t the simplest either – they have a little perceptible sugar syrup instead of sourness.
If we talk about the smell in a nutshell – coarse suede. What’s more, you may fall in love with the beautiful golden bottle that sits nicely in the palm of your hand, combined with the sandalwood and woody textures of the perfumer, which transforms into a lightly worn suede jacket you grab from your purse. her boyfriend and still seemed to be smelling her favorite tobacco and absorbing the sun’s rays. One way or another, trying Island Lush is definitely worth it.
Something very characteristic and “strong” – a glass of whiskey immediately appears, the edges of which are rubbed with orange peel. It is no less interesting that Christopher Chong, who has held a similar position at Amouage for many years, is the creative director of the Thameen brand. And the Insignia fragrance was the first fragrance released under his direction. And nominally II. Although dedicated to Elizabeth, we captured echoes of the East in the Insignia.
Palo Santo has been on the list of main fragrances for spiritual rituals and meditations and will clearly not leave the pedestal. And if last year fragrances with Palo Santo notes came out only in niche brands (read “too expensive”), now a much more affordable brand, Faberlic, has offered one such fragrance. And we are glad, because when cosmetics trends reach the big brands, it means that the trend is definitely worth considering.
The new Russian perfume brand My Alchemy was founded by Dmitry Stoforandov, the founder of Teana laboratories. There are ten scents in the first line where we chose Heavenly Flower, a light herbaceous fragrance that seems to hide timid lilies of the valley. Another highlight – My Alchemy is an alcohol-free perfume, so get ready for an unusual, softer opening of the fragrance.
Source: People Talk
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