High Heel White

I received the fragrance as a sample. For lovers of classic, noble soapy notes and traditional elegance, it is certainly a lovely creation, but personally it does not suit my taste. In the opening and throughout its development, very prominent green notes appear, supported by a delicate rose and a pronounced, powdery soapy accord. The composition exudes a noticeably nostalgic vintage charm - very well-groomed, clean, and dignified, almost like a traditional luxury soap. Anyone who appreciates this timeless, powdery-green style will find what they are looking for here; personally, I find it lacks a bit of modernity.

... for this wonderful fragrance! Yes, it definitely smells more classic, but I don't find it old-fashioned at all! I would even call it very timeless. Funnily enough, on my skin it starts with a bubblegum note, and I have no idea where it's supposed to come from. This note doesn't leave me as it develops, but it becomes more floral and powdery and also a bit green. However, I don't find it harsh or bitter at all. I can understand the soapy associations, but it is a super beautiful and expensive soap, I would say definitely French. I realize that the scent is extremely difficult to describe and therefore advise testing it in any case. It is definitely mature and not girly.

But somehow nothing special. A perfume that really smells like perfume, somehow vintage, like something you have smelled before and know from your mother or grandmother. I could not even say which nuances I smell at all, something floral, powdery, sweetish.