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- Longevity4/5
- 4 / 5
- Projection5/5
- 5 / 5
- Sillage5/5
- 5 / 5
- Value1/5
- 1 / 5
- Bottle1/5
- 1 / 5
- After several wears
- Tested at home
- On skin
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Une Fleur de Cassie is disorganized in the best way. A yellow floral that is, what I now know to be, an extremely successful re-creation of one of the best perfumes of all time: Farnesiana. Read my review of it !
The esníf:
Top: billowing mimosa and an odd green note. There’s a succulent nuttiness and powderiness to mimosa and black currant which are a bit jammier and heavier than her counterpart Farnesia, which is stronger but more arid. This is a touch too sweet and up close it’s a bit gnarly in terms of the scent— the sillage is intensely beautiful, likely why those scent tubes in Barney’s were there back in 2010.
Heart: dusty florals, a tiny bumblebee covered in pollen squirms around a stamen, getting ever bit of pollen out of the flower garden. I’ll be honest, the rose and jasmine are not featured. This is more of a mimosa soliflore but has the vibe of Farnesiana. Yellow florals are not popular! Why it gotta be WHITE?
Base: meh, muted nutty floral musk
Overall I love this but it’s hard to wear sometimes like a Roudnitska. The sheer amount of natural mimosa in that fragrance is insane, and for that reason it wins the award for best mimosa of all time.
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