These names are killin' me. Hope. Okay I guess that's fair, it's not the worst name in this collection. (I do own a fragrance called hope come to think of it) Yeah, it's a pleasant floral fragrance which if you really pay attention to the top notes (I've applied it a few time now) you do get that piquant sweetness of pink pepper, but it's VERY fleeting, remarkably so actually, then develops a, peachy floral then more of a lightly woody musk with a touch of earth, just redeeming it from the brink of being completely redundant and boring. Only just though, it's still in keeping with the overall theme (certainly of the women's ones) of just being light and not especially memorable. Sometimes osmanthus can be a mildly peach scented afterthought but increasingly it's featuring in bolder compositions and while this isn't really one of them, it's nice. It's just nice. Feminine, soft, I'd never dream of wearing it, but it's nice.
Frequently Asked Questions about Hope by Orlov Paris
What does Hope by Orlov Paris smell like?
Hope by Orlov Paris features top notes of Bergamot, Pink Pepper, and Violet Leaf, middle notes of Osmanthus, Peach, and Rose, and base notes of Cedarwood, Musk, and Patchouli.
Who created Hope by Orlov Paris?
Hope by Orlov Paris was created by Amelie Jacquin.
Hope, from Orlov Paris was released in 2020. The perfumer behind this creation is Amelie Jacquin. It has the top notes of Bergamot, Pink Pepper, and Violet Leaf, middle notes of Osmanthus, Peach, and Rose, and base notes of Cedarwood, Musk, and Patchouli.
These names are killin' me. Hope. Okay I guess that's fair, it's not the worst name in this collection. (I do own a fragrance called hope come to think of it) Yeah, it's a pleasant floral fragrance which if you really pay attention to the top notes (I've applied it a few time now) you do get that piquant sweetness of pink pepper, but it's VERY fleeting, remarkably so actually, then develops a, peachy floral then more of a lightly woody musk with a touch of earth, just redeeming it from the brink of being completely redundant and boring. Only just though, it's still in keeping with the overall theme (certainly of the women's ones) of just being light and not especially memorable. Sometimes osmanthus can be a mildly peach scented afterthought but increasingly it's featuring in bolder compositions and while this isn't really one of them, it's nice. It's just nice. Feminine, soft, I'd never dream of wearing it, but it's nice.