The slow stately throb of courtly love as the man adores his lady and shows his love every day. Coconut (here used more as a serious element rather than a novelty) dances with apricot and a light kiss of vanilla and a very sweet, not stinky, jasmine to make a honey-ed note stand out. Swoony nice.
My first apricot perfume! Honestly in comparison to the other stand-outs from Possets, this is fairly middle of the road (though it is still a winner). Light, airy, more of a blend and less like I can pick out individual notes. Slightly fruity, slightly acidic again, sprinkled with some sugar on top. Girly and I love to stick my nose in it.
Expected impression: Ooo! ★★★★
Actual: Ooo! ★★★★
Rated 5 out of 5
JOANN WHEELER –
Just trying this sample — it will be lovely in warm weather, light but luscious. Twenty years ago Lancome’s Tresor was my go-to for the office because it was a scent that made everybody happy, was smooth and mellow and not at all controversial or edgy. This reminds me of that in the best possible way!
chamomile-carillon from reddit –
My first apricot perfume! Honestly in comparison to the other stand-outs from Possets, this is fairly middle of the road (though it is still a winner). Light, airy, more of a blend and less like I can pick out individual notes. Slightly fruity, slightly acidic again, sprinkled with some sugar on top. Girly and I love to stick my nose in it.
Expected impression: Ooo! ★★★★
Actual: Ooo! ★★★★
JOANN WHEELER –
Just trying this sample — it will be lovely in warm weather, light but luscious. Twenty years ago Lancome’s Tresor was my go-to for the office because it was a scent that made everybody happy, was smooth and mellow and not at all controversial or edgy. This reminds me of that in the best possible way!