Narcisio Rodriguez for her Fleur Musc EDP

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Still pleasant with its signature musk heart, just a lot heavier than I was expecting, and the single spray took over my house. This is not for the soft, helpless girl, but for a confident woman, who is independent but very feminine nonetheless. For Her EDP (very first, beige/pinkish bottle) and maybe EDT (black) start really strong, tell me something new, they become really feminine and to a point strange as the smell is like a body's odor (not with the bad meaning but not with the best one too) and they end up ADDICTIVELY good!

As the spiciness simmers within the velveteen petals in the heart, this seductive twist sparks a warm embrace from the base of patchouli and amber. It can be worn on occasions, not office friendly; it's a winter fragrance (preferably), a little bit headache inducing, not so memorable but definitely not a scrubber. When I first had it on my skin, I was head over heels, I thought at first that I prefer this over Musc Noir Rose but after a few days of exposure, I got really bored by it and picked up the old madam vibe to it. I waited and finally got a 100ml bottle because I loved it and tested it multiple times, although it has very little similarity to L'eau but has that NR core. But each time I wore it, I couldn't smell it on my skin - it would seem to disappear within an hour.

I get just a bit of citrus at the opening, no other notes--though I get a pencil shavings accord in the dry down. Please note that this service might transfer the data outside of the EU/EEA and to a country without the required data protection standards. The musk gives is balance and make is well rounded and tones it down a bit, so that it’s not overpowering.

Whenever I smell this note it immediately takes me to Chanel Chance or La Vie Est Belle and the other floralchouli crowd pleasers. This could be a great choice for people who want a sophisticated fragrance but don’t love the other musk-oriented Narciso Rodriguez options. All in all, I would prefer to spend my money on a classic and much cheaper bottle of Eternity than Fleur Musc. On my skin, the rose takes time to appear, but it's safe to say that the musk remains the predominant note throughout the life of the fragrance. As I am attracted towards more masculine leaning fragrances, it didn't have anything that made me want to keep it in my collection.The difference between the two is about 10%, but it is exactly where it was needed to take For Her to the highest possible reachable point. I think I can become slightly noseblind to ambroxan, but it's impossible to say without a full wearing (these impressions are from a single back-of-the-hand spray). However, the musk in her is heavy, not in the oriental direction, but more like hitting you in the nose, also the pink pepper does give it a spicy kinda of a hype.