Feminin Pluriel

I think this perfume created by MFK as a nose is actually *disliked* for me 🤔. The fragrance overall has a very straightforward profile - and while that seems to be MFK's trademark, "simple luxury", or high-quality simple scents... I find it quite uninspiring and 'meh' 😐. The ambiance of this is stale, run-of-the-mill pink bubble bath scent. A really soapy rose and lily of the valley. I feel like if I add water to this, it will transform into soap suds! 💦 Pretty unimpressive and certainly not worth the hefty price tag 💸

This perfume is an excellent office scent, evoking memories of Narciso Rodriguez for Her. It has a delicate, powdery, clean, and inoffensive quality that's almost too subtle given its price. While it doesn't seem to retain its scent as well as For Her does, the sample I have requires constant reapplication. I wouldn't purchase the full size due to this issue, but it's pleasant nonetheless. Since this fragrance has captured my attention, I'm now considering buying a bottle of For Her - my mother used to wear it over a decade ago and its nostalgic value is strong.

Tried the 11ml sample and I'm utterly enamored with the scent on my skin. The fragrance is luxuriously rich, gentle, and exquisitely feminine, leaving a pleasant trail behind me. While the price may be a slight hurdle to overcome, it's definitely worth considering if you're willing to negotiate with yourself over the value.

This one often flies under the radar, yet I find it stunning. The dominant notes are a crisp jasmine and rose blend, accompanied by violet and iris, with a subtle orange blossom musk emerging in the dry-down. The overall blend is masterful, showcasing a gentle, airy quality. It's a captivating, refined fragrance that exudes ladylike elegance while also providing an uplifting and soothing experience.

This perfume exudes an aura of refined elegance, reminiscent of a well-heeled socialite who has mastered the art of living. The sophisticated arrangement of flowers is nothing short of timeless beauty, and yet it remains one of MFK's lesser-known gems - a paradox that puzzles me.