I say this is a woody floral scent which when it's dried down is complex enough to be interesting but subtle enough to just as easily be forgotten. I fear I am getting ahead of myself. Not being someone who is overly familiar with Osmanthus, I must say it's a lovely fragrant smell mixed with jasmine in this composition it's very nice. The opening is really sweet, playful and quite feminine with ylang ylang and a boozy berry scent which fades quickly but made me stand up and take notice. Then it just becomes a bit lack luster, pleasant but far from special. I think the tongue in cheek title of this fragrance is definitely poking fun at pretentious blurbs associated with brands like By Killian which @Sherapop points out brilliantly below. I've only tried 3 Etat Libre d'Orange fragrances so far in my life and each has been a real experience Dangerous Complicity is no exception.
Frequently Asked Questions about Dangerous Complicity by Etat Libre d'Orange
Who created Dangerous Complicity by Etat Libre d'Orange?
Dangerous Complicity by Etat Libre d'Orange was created by Violaine Collas.
When was Dangerous Complicity by Etat Libre d'Orange released?
Dangerous Complicity by Etat Libre d'Orange was released in 2012.
What season is Dangerous Complicity by Etat Libre d'Orange best for?
According to user reviews, Dangerous Complicity by Etat Libre d'Orange is best suited for Spring and Summer.
What is the cheapest price for Dangerous Complicity by Etat Libre d'Orange?
The cheapest tracked price for Dangerous Complicity by Etat Libre d'Orange is €85.50 at Notino Ireland.
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Dangerous Complicity by Etat Libre d'Orange is available from shops including Notino Ireland, Notino Ukraine, and Notino Romania.
Dangerous Complicity is a fragrance by Etat Libre d'Orange. Released in 2012. Created by Violaine Collas. The notes are Bay Leaf, Calamus, Cashmere wood, Coconut, Ginger, Jasmine, Leather, Lorenox, Osmanthus, Patchouli, Rum, Sandalwood, Ylang-Ylang.
I say this is a woody floral scent which when it's dried down is complex enough to be interesting but subtle enough to just as easily be forgotten. I fear I am getting ahead of myself. Not being someone who is overly familiar with Osmanthus, I must say it's a lovely fragrant smell mixed with jasmine in this composition it's very nice. The opening is really sweet, playful and quite feminine with ylang ylang and a boozy berry scent which fades quickly but made me stand up and take notice. Then it just becomes a bit lack luster, pleasant but far from special. I think the tongue in cheek title of this fragrance is definitely poking fun at pretentious blurbs associated with brands like By Killian which @Sherapop points out brilliantly below. I've only tried 3 Etat Libre d'Orange fragrances so far in my life and each has been a real experience Dangerous Complicity is no exception.