Frequently Asked Questions about Brioche by Anatole Lebreton
What does Brioche by Anatole Lebreton smell like?
Brioche by Anatole Lebreton features top notes of Brioche, Butter, and Croissant, middle notes of Bran, Honey, and Tonka Bean, and base notes of Hay and Sandalwood.
Who created Brioche by Anatole Lebreton?
Brioche by Anatole Lebreton was created by Anatole Lebreton.
Rubbish! Yeah sorry Anetole but I thought this was awful. Subjectively, objectively and technically bad as well. I went in to it thinking it was a pure cake, gourmand affair, I didn't even give it the high expectation of living up to being a perfume at all, merely a pleasing, foodie smell and I'd have given a favourable review but what I got was not that. I don't even get a hint of brioche, not a hint and brioche defintiely has a unique smell to it buttery, eggy, sweet, bread stuff that it is, but no. Nothing. Just a weak honied nothing really. I wish I got that hay like bran absolute smell or anything else listed here but I didn't. Not only that but I found the experience to be nothing memorable, I didn't even hate it, it just passed me by. Considering this brand has some highly intriguing releases and is very much something perfume lovers will salivate over this one doesn't do anything for me. A dud.
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Brioche, from Anatole Lebreton was released in 2022. The perfumer behind this creation is Anatole Lebreton. It has the top notes of Brioche, Butter, and Croissant, middle notes of Bran, Honey, and Tonka Bean, and base notes of Hay and Sandalwood.
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Rubbish! Yeah sorry Anetole but I thought this was awful. Subjectively, objectively and technically bad as well. I went in to it thinking it was a pure cake, gourmand affair, I didn't even give it the high expectation of living up to being a perfume at all, merely a pleasing, foodie smell and I'd have given a favourable review but what I got was not that. I don't even get a hint of brioche, not a hint and brioche defintiely has a unique smell to it buttery, eggy, sweet, bread stuff that it is, but no. Nothing. Just a weak honied nothing really. I wish I got that hay like bran absolute smell or anything else listed here but I didn't. Not only that but I found the experience to be nothing memorable, I didn't even hate it, it just passed me by. Considering this brand has some highly intriguing releases and is very much something perfume lovers will salivate over this one doesn't do anything for me. A dud.