Frequently Asked Questions about Fatal Charme by Xerjoff
How long does Fatal Charme by Xerjoff last?
Based on user reviews, Fatal Charme by Xerjoff has moderate longevity, typically lasting 4-6 hours. The longevity rating is 3.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Fatal Charme by Xerjoff?
Fatal Charme by Xerjoff has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
Who created Fatal Charme by Xerjoff?
Fatal Charme by Xerjoff was created by Chris Maurice.
When was Fatal Charme by Xerjoff released?
Fatal Charme by Xerjoff was released in 2012.
What season is Fatal Charme by Xerjoff best for?
According to user reviews, Fatal Charme by Xerjoff is best suited for Spring and Fall.
Fatal Charme, from Xerjoff was released in 2012. The perfumer behind this creation is Chris Maurice. The notes are Aldehydes, Ambergris, Floral Notes, Orris Root, Powdery Notes, Spicy Notes, Tobacco.
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Fatal Charme is a heavily underrated scent from the JTC line. It opens very sweet and powdery with earthy undertones from the orris root, while the aldehydes add a sharp and slightly synthetic freshness. A heart of soft florals and salty ambergris compliment the other notes nicely and create an alluring sillage of fresh, powdery goodness. In the dry down there are some gentle hints of spices and tobacco which give the scent some added depth and lasting power, however these are not prominent and only serve as a base to the orris and aldehydes. It’s perfect for the spring as an easy every day scent and has pretty good performance too. It’s a fairly simplistic perfume with a clean and sweet character, it smells very reminiscent of Parma Violet sweets which makes it feel very nostalgic to wear. I wouldn’t say it’s worth the full retail price but if it can be found cheaper then it’s worth picking up if you enjoy powdery fragrances.
Fatal Charme is a heavily underrated scent from the JTC line. It opens very sweet and powdery with earthy undertones from the orris root, while the aldehydes add a sharp and slightly synthetic freshness. A heart of soft florals and salty ambergris compliment the other notes nicely and create an alluring sillage of fresh, powdery goodness. In the dry down there are some gentle hints of spices and tobacco which give the scent some added depth and lasting power, however these are not prominent and only serve as a base to the orris and aldehydes. It’s perfect for the spring as an easy every day scent and has pretty good performance too. It’s a fairly simplistic perfume with a clean and sweet character, it smells very reminiscent of Parma Violet sweets which makes it feel very nostalgic to wear. I wouldn’t say it’s worth the full retail price but if it can be found cheaper then it’s worth picking up if you enjoy powdery fragrances.