Frequently Asked Questions about Camelia Intrepide by Atelier Cologne
What does Camelia Intrepide by Atelier Cologne smell like?
Camelia Intrepide by Atelier Cologne features top notes of Bergamot, Lemon, and Nutmeg, middle notes of Camellia, Orris Root, and Violet Leaf, and base notes of Amber, Leather, and Rose.
Who created Camelia Intrepide by Atelier Cologne?
Camelia Intrepide by Atelier Cologne was created by Jérôme Epinette.
When was Camelia Intrepide by Atelier Cologne released?
Camelia Intrepide by Atelier Cologne was released in 2016.
It’s not often these days I’m conpletely bowled over by a fragrance, especially one I definitely should’ve already tried. However, Camille Intrapide is utter magic from start to finish. It has a similar subtlety to something like Santal Carmine from this house, soft buttery, with classic perfume touches that elevate it to something beyond the average. Citrus opening then turning to a delicate floral smell, with a iris/orris smoothness. This is where the drydown becomes one of the nicest, softest, most realistic and well realised leather notes I’ve had the pleasure of sampling. It reminded me of cuir sacre from Ann Gerard but much more unisex and generally more appealing, certainly lasting longer too. I’m surprised not to see sandalwood listed in the notes, not that it’s prominent but it has a creamy woods to it. The leather smell is so good, I sprayed a card as well as myself and I can still smell the gorgeous, soft, buttery leather on there....this fragrance is quite something I definitely want a bottle for sure.
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Camelia Intrepide, from Atelier Cologne was released in 2016. The perfumer behind this creation is Jérôme Epinette. It has the top notes of Bergamot, Lemon, and Nutmeg, middle notes of Camellia, Orris Root, and Violet Leaf, and base notes of Amber, Leather, and Rose.
It’s not often these days I’m conpletely bowled over by a fragrance, especially one I definitely should’ve already tried. However, Camille Intrapide is utter magic from start to finish. It has a similar subtlety to something like Santal Carmine from this house, soft buttery, with classic perfume touches that elevate it to something beyond the average. Citrus opening then turning to a delicate floral smell, with a iris/orris smoothness. This is where the drydown becomes one of the nicest, softest, most realistic and well realised leather notes I’ve had the pleasure of sampling. It reminded me of cuir sacre from Ann Gerard but much more unisex and generally more appealing, certainly lasting longer too. I’m surprised not to see sandalwood listed in the notes, not that it’s prominent but it has a creamy woods to it. The leather smell is so good, I sprayed a card as well as myself and I can still smell the gorgeous, soft, buttery leather on there....this fragrance is quite something I definitely want a bottle for sure.