Faconnable Stripe Faconnable for men

a very freshy soapy scent thats perfect for warm day/night.
when i put it on me i feel....clean.longevity is great(6-7hrs on my skin)and i can only recommend it..love this one.

There are certain scents that are suitable for putting on and relaxing at the end of a long hot workday, Facconable Stripe is just such a scent. Its airiness is the olfactory equivalent of a cool drink. To me this is similar to Live Jazz, though better- much richer without being congested. I have never been to the French Riviera, though I live in Perth, Western Australia which has a Mediterranean climate and this fragrance is perfect for chilling out as a hot day cools to night. The ingredients are well blended and are fruity, herbal and crisp. It is well worth the low price it can be bought for.

Faconnable Stripe is a solid fragrance for anyone looking for a fresh, long-lasting, and versatile fragrance. It begins with a citrus/minty vibe that is later joined by the spices of the middle which create a light, sweet smelling aroma. At this point, I feel like I'm catching wafts of the air on the French Riviera because the fragrance is almost aquatic, fresh, and lightly sweet. Lastly, the scent finishes with a light amber note, complemented by cedar and musk.

The scent is never loud, but its always there and perceptible with decent sillage. However, the smell itself is clear and not heavy. It lasts about 8hrs making it just right for the office, but its versatile enough to be worn as a fresh alternative to the spicy, woody orientals commonly worn during the evening. For the price, the ingredients used are high quality making this a great choice for someone looking for an economical purchase.

Faconnable Stripe!

Stripes as in a gentleman’s suit,
I assume.
It’s a gentleman’s perfume.

Light/ airy.

Unfortunately,
it doesn’t evolve through
it’s short life.
Despite 8-12 note over 3 levels.
That rarely happens for me, most fragrance stays with me for long.

It’s with scents as with food,
the smell / taste is still there
and our receptors picks it all up.
It’s the brain that gets bored.
Meaning, we don’t receive information.
Don't believe that's the case with this one