Amyris Femme

I'm not particularly fond of citrus-based perfumes myself, yet this one has won me over entirely. Its beauty lies in its balanced approach to citrus notes, with the addition of lemon blossom and amyris instead of straightforward lemon zest being a masterstroke. Francis Kurkdjian's exceptional olfactory skills are undeniable, as evident in this triumph. The dry down is equally impressive, featuring an alluring blend of iris, musk, amber, and vetiver that leaves me intoxicated. My experience with the longevity has been around 6-8 hours, with the scent lasting longest in colder weather conditions.

On my skin, the fragrance predominantly features notes of wood and freshly cut grass. Its refined character is striking, and its longevity is quite impressive.

This is an elegant, refined scent with a fresh, clean quality. I would consider wearing it in a variety of social settings, such as a casual gathering or a formal event like a christening. The pear and light citrus notes give the fragrance a pleasant, uplifting character.

Luxurious sensuality amidst nature's splendor. Or, it's as if indulging in an intimate escapade within a refined alpine retreat, on a crisp winter evening, with the windows wide open to let in the invigorating mountain air. A hot tub bubbles away, adding to the sense of opulence. The atmosphere is lively, radiant, and filled with warmth, evoking images of majestic mountains and lush woods. Following this sensual encounter, one takes a refreshing shower, pampering themselves with the finest soap – a luxurious treat that surpasses anything available at home.

This perfume is characterized by its elegant and refined bouquet, with citrus, woodsy, and floral notes expertly blended together to create a subtle yet attractive fragrance. While I appreciate its nuances, it strikes me as a classic, uncomplicated scent that should appeal to a sophisticated woman who appreciates understated elegance.