histoires de parfums 1725

I wouldn’t actually wear it, let alone buy it! It helps that it’s subtle, creating an overall gauzy haze over the notes, but never smelling like those revoltingly concentrated sachets of dried lavender that were as ubiquitous in the South of France (especially Cannes) as the air you breathed. That said, I generally think smelling perfumes solely in a vial can end up being quite misleading, so let me know what happens when you put in on your skin.That sounds like an amazing perfume, also the fact it has historic references makes me like it more, since I love history and feel nostalgia for past centuries sometimes wishing I had been born on a different era, and the 18 century is one of the eras I would have loved to have lived in. Which of the three do I prefer? I’m pretty sure I have either a sample and/or one of those half bottles. I really loved your account of your parents’ interplay with you and with each other over 1725.By the way, when I first opened up the post and saw the lavender fields picture, my first reaction was…NOOOOOOooooooo, will Kafka ever get a break from a string of horrible perfumes (for Kafka)? Each sample is about 1.5 or 2 ml, I think, so it’s a pretty good deal.

That was a surprise in and of itself! I found my 1725 dabber sample and will have to revisit.

It’s a beautifully delicate, subtle note, especially when mixed with the creamy wood accord, and the two together help to bridge the divide between the other competing groups. In that year of 1725 was born the man whose name would symbolize seduction : Giacomo Girolamo Casanova.

So, by the time we escaped to Monte-Carlo, it was too late; I was scarred for life with a searing, deeply rooted, life-long lavender phobia. *grin* I hope that helps a little, sweetie. But really, it’s hard for me to imagine interacting even on a small basis with lavender. Here, however, it is well done, adding just a subtle aromatic herbaceous quality to the peppered woods while also feeling airily creamy and sweetened. TRY A SAMPLE - $4.00Casanova Fougere Amber; Masc.Top notes: Bergamot, Citrus, Grapefruit, LicoriceHeart notes: Lavender, Star AniseBase notes: Vanilla, Almond, Sandalwood, Cedar, Amber Main Notes: Licorice, Lavender, Amber Venice, the riparian city of love. Normally, I don’t like me in a ‘fougere’, but I do like to smell them, and appreciate them. Venice, the riparian city of love. After the initial greeting of the sweet talking citrus and anise this quickly moves into a lovers flowery poetry of liquorice and lavender. As for Casanova, it’s definitely bewildering how it’s classified as a masculine scent. Parfumo is the place for all fragrance enthusiasts. There is still a faint yummy trace, now home, pre shower.

That said, I’m contemplating getting 1725/Casanova for my father for Father’s Day as he truly adored it, and the last perfume I made him smell that he loved that much (for himself) was Puredistance M. (My mother loves Puredistance’s Opardu and NVC’s Mohur in both Extrait and original EDP forms, so I got my expensive tastes from *both* of them.) Histoires de Parfums has taken a very different tack with 1725, creating an aromatic fougère with gourmand qualities. The lyrical, olfactory tribute to history is at the heart of I bring up these other attributes because some may think that a perfume dedicated to Casanova would be a mighty oriental, intended to seduce with opulent, sensuous notes — and they would be mistaken. And, despite its generally light airiness, it feels both cloying and somewhat synthetic. LOL.) Hurrah! « What is love then? And in the sophisticated sillage of this HdP masterpiece that is the image you will give. If you sign up for an email, you’ll get the monthly discount codes which are about 5% or 8% off.

Thank you for inspiring me to try this. The release year is unknown. Get 1725 by Histoires de Parfums cologne for $14.95. As for the vanilla base in Casanova, it’s as strong, heavy and rich as SDV on you????! The aesthetic is really very, very similar. Infused by almond like that in pate d’amande, there is something extremely sickly about it.

With this play actor Johannes Heesters went on tour again and again from 1986; he was able to play the old woman seducer in a sitting position, which was very convenient for his own age. That said, I can see why he would compare 1725’s drydown to L’Heure Bleue, and I do think it’s a good fragrance — even with the lavender.As a final note, a huge number of people on Fragrantica seem to think 1725 Casanova resembles In short, if you like anise and lavender, then I’d definitely recommend giving 1725 a sniff.Yay! I tried it this morning, before the dog walk, which turned out to be an epic dog swim, then reapplied to go to the gym.

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