Frequently Asked Questions about Rosewood Superfluide by Les EAUX Primordiales
How long does Rosewood Superfluide by Les EAUX Primordiales last?
Based on user reviews, Rosewood Superfluide by Les EAUX Primordiales has lighter longevity, typically lasting 2-4 hours. The longevity rating is 2.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Rosewood Superfluide by Les EAUX Primordiales?
Rosewood Superfluide by Les EAUX Primordiales has intimate sillage that stays close to the skin. The sillage rating is 2.0 out of 5.
Who created Rosewood Superfluide by Les EAUX Primordiales?
Rosewood Superfluide by Les EAUX Primordiales was created by Amelie Bourgeois and Arnaud Poulain.
When was Rosewood Superfluide by Les EAUX Primordiales released?
Rosewood Superfluide by Les EAUX Primordiales was released in 2020.
What season is Rosewood Superfluide by Les EAUX Primordiales best for?
According to user reviews, Rosewood Superfluide by Les EAUX Primordiales is best suited for Fall and Winter.
First I have to say that it's very rare that I talk about a fragrance by comparing it to another fragrance as much as I do now. I usually approach scents as individuals and appreciate even small differences that create a different feeling in me. The name and the notes sounds so nice and even if I noticed that the notes are almost identical with Portrait of A Lady I was hoping, at least, that there is something that sets it apart from POAL in a positive way. Some beautiful detail, maybe wonderful Oud note, which POAL doesn't have (doesn't even need though). The opening reminds me immediately of POAL but that beautiful combination of spices, Patchouli, Rose and Frankincense is immediately gone. And that's it. So what sets them apart is that Rosewood is boring, and generic without any unique thing and it's just a shade of its archetype, POAL. It's very difficult to think why to choose this one over iconic POAL BUT if you feel that you like the scent of POAL but it's a way too potent, dense and "big" scent for you then Rosewood would be your choice. There is barely Oud in it, honestly I don't detect it at all so you can ignore it totally if you don't like it. And vice versa, if you love Oud a lot and you are expecting something truly Oudy Rose, you can ignore Rosewood. Rosewood is not a bad scent by no means if thinking a scent. It smells nice, pleasant, it's for sure very easy to like. It's blended ok as well. I'm sure that it will be popular. But as much as I love POAL, this doesn't evoke any emotions in me and I don't know when I should wear it. And to all of you who don't know POAL: you can try this one but please try that masterpiece as well. Sartorial71 has made a beautiful review below, I'm thinking the same but about the original one. All of that fits Rosewood too, but it lacks some magical finish which is so incredible in POAL. They resemble each other’s but they are not same. ROSEWOOD Top: Pink Berries, Pink Pepper Heart: Rose Essence, Rose Absolute, Oud Base: Incense, Patchouli, Sandalwood PORTRAIT OF A LADY Top note: Rose Middle notes: Blackcurrant, Raspberry, Clove Base notes: Patchouli, Sandalwood, Frankincense (Incense) This review is based on a sample. Thank you for reading and I would appreciate a lot if you want to follow me on IG: @ninamariah_perfumes
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Rosewood Superfluide, from Les EAUX Primordiales was released in 2020. The perfumer behind this creation is Amelie Bourgeois and Arnaud Poulain. The notes are Agarwood (Oud), Incense, Patchouli, Rose, Silk, Water.
First I have to say that it's very rare that I talk about a fragrance by comparing it to another fragrance as much as I do now. I usually approach scents as individuals and appreciate even small differences that create a different feeling in me. The name and the notes sounds so nice and even if I noticed that the notes are almost identical with Portrait of A Lady I was hoping, at least, that there is something that sets it apart from POAL in a positive way. Some beautiful detail, maybe wonderful Oud note, which POAL doesn't have (doesn't even need though). The opening reminds me immediately of POAL but that beautiful combination of spices, Patchouli, Rose and Frankincense is immediately gone. And that's it. So what sets them apart is that Rosewood is boring, and generic without any unique thing and it's just a shade of its archetype, POAL. It's very difficult to think why to choose this one over iconic POAL BUT if you feel that you like the scent of POAL but it's a way too potent, dense and "big" scent for you then Rosewood would be your choice. There is barely Oud in it, honestly I don't detect it at all so you can ignore it totally if you don't like it. And vice versa, if you love Oud a lot and you are expecting something truly Oudy Rose, you can ignore Rosewood. Rosewood is not a bad scent by no means if thinking a scent. It smells nice, pleasant, it's for sure very easy to like. It's blended ok as well. I'm sure that it will be popular. But as much as I love POAL, this doesn't evoke any emotions in me and I don't know when I should wear it. And to all of you who don't know POAL: you can try this one but please try that masterpiece as well. Sartorial71 has made a beautiful review below, I'm thinking the same but about the original one. All of that fits Rosewood too, but it lacks some magical finish which is so incredible in POAL. They resemble each other’s but they are not same. ROSEWOOD Top: Pink Berries, Pink Pepper Heart: Rose Essence, Rose Absolute, Oud Base: Incense, Patchouli, Sandalwood PORTRAIT OF A LADY Top note: Rose Middle notes: Blackcurrant, Raspberry, Clove Base notes: Patchouli, Sandalwood, Frankincense (Incense) This review is based on a sample. Thank you for reading and I would appreciate a lot if you want to follow me on IG: @ninamariah_perfumes