Keiko Mecheri’s Osmanthus
Of all the recent Osmanthus themed scents I have smelled, this is the most floral. Yet, it does not make me think of osmanthus in particular. What I get at first is a creamy reminiscent of aVasline Intensive Care Body Lotion embrace – soft and clean. This is tinged with peach and apricot skins, which is the part where the osmanthus makes its modest entry, but the overall impression is of a peachy, slightly coconuty suntan lotion. The floral heart is very appealing and has a somewhat Victorian feel to it, like a powdery violet scent, along with soapy jasmine and tuberose greenness.
Keiko Mecheri’s Osmanthus is my favourite of all the scents I tried so far from her line. But as an osmanthus scent, it is still not the one I would pick for someone to try in order to get a good idea of what osmanthus is suppose to smell like. It’s a fun, comfort scent that makes me think of summer and gardenias.
Notes: Peach, Apricot, Osmanthus, Datura, Tuberose, Violet, Jasmine, Musk, Powder
Image is from Neiman Marcus website.
Labels: Floral, Keiko Mecherie, Osmanthus, Perfume Review
1 Comments:
I tried this one too, and I agree with you completely! It's floral and prim, a wedding fragrance. Very pretty, but I tried this back to back with the Ormonde Jayne, and felt one was almost too much, and the other not enough!
I can't wait to hear more about your own developments! ;)
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