Java Blossom by Xerjoff — Notes, Reviews & Ratings (2012)
Frequently Asked Questions about Java Blossom by Xerjoff
What does Java Blossom by Xerjoff smell like?
Java Blossom by Xerjoff features top notes of Bergamot, middle notes of Incense, Orange Blossom, and Tuberose, and base notes of Agarwood (Oud), Sandalwood, and Vetiver.
Who created Java Blossom by Xerjoff?
Java Blossom by Xerjoff was created by Chris Maurice.
When was Java Blossom by Xerjoff released?
Java Blossom by Xerjoff was released in 2012.
What season is Java Blossom by Xerjoff best for?
According to user reviews, Java Blossom by Xerjoff is best suited for Summer.
Strangest perfume I've come across in viscosity terms... it's as thick as treacle!!! That's a bit of an exaggeration actually but even for pure perfume or extrait it's very oily and has a wonderful, rich maple syrup colour to it. I expected it to be massively potent and but the smell itself is actually quite reserved. When you apply to the skin it has a very oily consistency and DOESN'T dry down! I was sick of waiting so I committed a cardinal sin and rubbed it in slightly. I only applied a very conservative amount but I honestly don't think it's particularly strong just due to it's nature, a kind of exotic woody/floral scent. I honestly thought this contained some crazy rare orchid or something it certainly gives that impression. The main accord to me is a white blossom and tuberose smell with lots of fruitiness in the top notes which give it a lush exoticness. I'm in two minds while it's not offensive It doesn't tickle my fancy either. There's something lovely about it but then it's ruined by the floral notes being a bit flat. I'll try it again soon but my take was...'meh it's okay.
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Java Blossom, from Xerjoff was released in 2012. The perfumer behind this creation is Chris Maurice. It has the top notes of Bergamot, middle notes of Incense, Orange Blossom, and Tuberose, and base notes of Agarwood (Oud), Sandalwood, and Vetiver.
Strangest perfume I've come across in viscosity terms... it's as thick as treacle!!! That's a bit of an exaggeration actually but even for pure perfume or extrait it's very oily and has a wonderful, rich maple syrup colour to it. I expected it to be massively potent and but the smell itself is actually quite reserved. When you apply to the skin it has a very oily consistency and DOESN'T dry down! I was sick of waiting so I committed a cardinal sin and rubbed it in slightly. I only applied a very conservative amount but I honestly don't think it's particularly strong just due to it's nature, a kind of exotic woody/floral scent. I honestly thought this contained some crazy rare orchid or something it certainly gives that impression. The main accord to me is a white blossom and tuberose smell with lots of fruitiness in the top notes which give it a lush exoticness. I'm in two minds while it's not offensive It doesn't tickle my fancy either. There's something lovely about it but then it's ruined by the floral notes being a bit flat. I'll try it again soon but my take was...'meh it's okay.