Cabotine for Women Eau de Parfum Spray - 100ml

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It's very well-blended in that it's hard to pick out individual notes, especially when you get to the body of the fragrance. This perfume has so many aromatic accords that looking at the list makes you think, wow, what's not in here? Top notes are Coriander, Orange Blossom, Black Currant, Cassia, Plum, Tangerine and Peach; middle notes are Tuberose, Hiacynth, Carnation, Ginger, Jasmine, Ylang-Ylang, Freesia, Iris, Rose, Heliotrope and Violet; base notes are Civet, Vetiver, Black Currant, Musk, Sandalwood, Cedar, Amber, Tonka Bean and Vanilla.

It is very unique to be used in fragrances and Cabotine was the first fragrance that used Ginger Lily. It smells very flowery, the rose comes a little longer to wear A pleasant perfume for every occasion. I blind-bought the EDP version out of curiosity because of all the reviews and comparisons to Dior’s Tendre Poison, and it was a risky one for me, because green scents often tickle my nostrils the wrong way and can be even headache-inducing.With respect to Tendre Poison, I don’t think I can give a very detailed comparison because my only acquaintance with Dior’s discontinued scent is from a miniature I’ve recently bought, and I can’t say how well it’s preserved.

I understand that it has been reformulated, but I never smelled the 1990 original, so I can't compare the 2. it's an extremly strong perfume I got the EDT and it's really sharp , for the notes I don't really smell any of the fruity top notes, to me the most noticble notes in this are the jasmine and the tuberose , it's a mix of sharp florals and greens and for some reason it reminds me of my childhood (the 90) even though I'm pretty sure my mother never owned one of these . The buzzing of the insects, the croak of the frogs, the subtle rustle of weeping willow leaves as they part before the bow of your vessel, their caress upon your cheeks as you pass beneath their greenness.It’s so happy and carefree that it took my mind off all the horrors of the world I’ve been contemplating when I woke up. The enchanting, strong fragrance contains ginger lily, known as butterfly lily at the heart of this composition. In its olfactory notes we can highlight initially blackcurrants, tangerines and pears, fruity notes that are softened by the cherry blossom, which from the beginning and firmly marks its presence. The composition is created around the ginger lily, also known as a butterfly lily, a Himalayan large-petalled white flower. I talked here about toilet water, which for me has similarities to Elizabeth Arden, Blue Grass and Ted Lapidus, Rumba.