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Published fragrance reviews from ArkangeL.
10 published reviews · 0 helpful votes
Upon first sniff, I was instantly reminded of Angelique Noire by Guerlain, only much greener. Which makes complete sense, being that there is cypress, galbanum and fig in the top notes. Fig may not immediately strike you as green, but it has green tendencies. So, you have probably gathered that Vanille Camouflage opens...
Read review →For those intimidated by vanilla, what you must understand is that natural vanilla is not candy-sweet, but subtle-sweet. Kilian Hennessy blames Bath & Body Works for the demise of perfume. Without hesitation, I must say that I agree. For years, they have portrayed wrong impressions of different essences. There is somet...
Read review →For those intimidated by vanilla, what you must understand is that natural vanilla is not candy-sweet, but subtle-sweet. Kilian Hennessy blames Bath & Body Works for the demise of perfume. Without hesitation, I must say that I agree. For years, they have portrayed wrong impressions of different essences. There is somet...
Read review →For those intimidated by vanilla, what you must understand is that natural vanilla is not candy-sweet, but subtle-sweet. Kilian Hennessy blames Bath & Body Works for the demise of perfume. Without hesitation, I must say that I agree. For years, they have portrayed wrong impressions of different essences. There is somet...
Read review →Armure Mara opens with ripe strawberry, sitting on top of a heart of jasmine. The vanilla here is subtle, but plays a role in the evolution of the scent. Underlying is that signature synthetic patchouli Puig is known for. The less it's used, the better the fragrance. I say this because that particular aroma chemical ha...
Read review →I'm extremely open-minded, but I cannot get around the fact that this smells like Daisy! There must have been some inspiration behind Yellow Diamond, aside from wanting to produce a clean-classy floral. The dry-down is slightly different. Yellow Diamond becomes more floral opposed to fruity. The clean aspect is more as...
Read review →The mind game with this brand is that you are paying primarily for packaging. I am underwhelmed by nearly every fragrance this brand offers. While I do enjoy Double Attack, it's far too polite for $375 USD. Safe and crowd pleasing, but lacking performance and longevity. This scent profile has been done many times in th...
Read review →Armure Mara opens with ripe strawberry, sitting on top of a heart of jasmine. The vanilla here is subtle, but plays a role in the evolution of the scent. Underlying is that signature synthetic patchouli Puig is known for. The less it's used, the better the fragrance. I say this because that particular aroma chemical ha...
Read review →Funny how smelling a fragrance can instantly place you on a timeline where you never existed. Fragrances in the 70s took time to gain popularity, especially if they were not widely available. I imagine this was very popular by the early 80s, because that is the vibe that I got when I sprayed this in the Chanel boutique...
Read review →Funny how smelling a fragrance can instantly place you on a timeline where you never existed. Fragrances in the 70s took time to gain popularity, especially if they were not widely available. I imagine this was very popular by the early 80s, because that is the vibe that I got when I sprayed this in the Chanel boutique...
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