Frequently Asked Questions about Hyperessence Matale 12 by Pierre Guillaume Paris
What does Hyperessence Matale 12 by Pierre Guillaume Paris smell like?
Hyperessence Matale 12 by Pierre Guillaume Paris features top notes of Citruses and Jasmine, middle notes of Lemon, Pepper, and Tea, and base notes of Cedarwood and Musk.
Who created Hyperessence Matale 12 by Pierre Guillaume Paris?
Hyperessence Matale 12 by Pierre Guillaume Paris was created by Pierre Guillaume.
When was Hyperessence Matale 12 by Pierre Guillaume Paris released?
Hyperessence Matale 12 by Pierre Guillaume Paris was released in 2006.
Hyperessence Matale 12 is a fragrance by Pierre Guillaume Paris. Released in 2006. Created by Pierre Guillaume. It has the top notes of Citruses and Jasmine, middle notes of Lemon, Pepper, and Tea, and base notes of Cedarwood and Musk.
A tea fragrance that I've worn a couple of times now but for some reason haven't reviewed? The bright slightly peppery, bergamot opening is soon joined by the tea note. Tea is strange, I love it but it's a mysterious smell, kinda cerebral and like all the best things, multi-faceted both bad and good. The pendulum seems to swing perpetually between, stale and awkward, to sharp, smokey and sublime. 12 wouldn't be out of place as a Duchaufour or L'artisan creation. The vetiver and tea works very well together but not exactly bringing anything new, which is fine. Not every fragrance can be a breakthrough and It has undoubted quality but the longevity wasn't great and I feel this is just one for the tea lovers, because if you don't like tea this ain't gonna work for you.
A tea fragrance that I've worn a couple of times now but for some reason haven't reviewed? The bright slightly peppery, bergamot opening is soon joined by the tea note. Tea is strange, I love it but it's a mysterious smell, kinda cerebral and like all the best things, multi-faceted both bad and good. The pendulum seems to swing perpetually between, stale and awkward, to sharp, smokey and sublime. 12 wouldn't be out of place as a Duchaufour or L'artisan creation. The vetiver and tea works very well together but not exactly bringing anything new, which is fine. Not every fragrance can be a breakthrough and It has undoubted quality but the longevity wasn't great and I feel this is just one for the tea lovers, because if you don't like tea this ain't gonna work for you.