doomsday_disco Report post Posted October 16 Luminous and serene: a soft breeze of sun-kissed neroli passing over a lush bouquet of honeysuckle, osmanthus, tea rose, vanilla chiffon, and gleaming amber. Frederic Leighton Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SmellGoodGyal Report post Posted October 16 Interesting, this sounds nice Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Assimbya Report post Posted November 10 This scent is like sitting peacefully in a Mediterranean garden. It opens with the neroli, which is slightly sharp in a pleasant way but does fade back into gentleness as it dries, very much like a breeze. After that, the honeysuckle is the strongest note, though I can distinctly get both the tea rose and osmanthus as well, with the amber as a backbone. I was not able to distinguish the vanilla chiffon, but didn't mind. On me it was a lovely nearly pure floral, layered but in the way that the floral scents might be if I was sitting in the garden and getting the scents of each of the flowers in it alternately. Softer and more complex than Katharina, which I wore right afterwards to compare the orange blossom/neroli note. I found this delightful and very soothing, but it's definitely an uncompromising floral. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
theredkilt Report post Posted December 3 This a shamelessly unapologetic floral. What stands out the most on the drydown is the honeysuckle. It's a honeysuckle bush, not yet in bloom but about to. The honeysuckle feels a smidge green and gently enveloped in a discreet glow of warm amber. All the honeysuckle fiends should not miss testing Idyll. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
