Une Fleur de Cassie (for women)
Designer: Frederic Malle Olfactive Group: FloralUne Fleur de Cassie by Frederic Malle is a floral fragrance for women. Une Fleur de Cassie was launched in 2000. The nose behind this fragrance is Dominique Ropion.
The fragrance features mimose, jasmine, black locust, rose, carnation, sandalwood and vanilla.
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This scent is so beautiful I could cry. If I could designate a single perfume to be the scent-track of my life it would be this.
I am a huge fan of acacia farnesia, the dominant note in Une Fleur de Cassie. I also detect an earthy, spicy, cumin note, in perfect contrast to the floral. This is not for everyone, however, and looking at other fragrance sites, I see most people love it or hate it--nothing in between. The cumin can smell a bit funky. Some people perceive it as the scent of unwashed human bodies--and while that is not how I would describe it, I find that sort of dirty basenote glorious. If this seems just too creepy but the rest sounds good to you, I would recommend Après l'Ondée by Guerlain, which is in a similar scent family, but sweeter and cleaner, and every bit as haunting. I prefer, slightly, Une Fleur de Cassie, but I own and wear Après l'Ondée, and here is the reason: what makes me cry about Une Fleur de Cassie, besides its perfection, is that it simply doesn't last. Within about 30 minutes it is as if I had never put it on. Love is so elusive!
I am a huge fan of acacia farnesia, the dominant note in Une Fleur de Cassie. I also detect an earthy, spicy, cumin note, in perfect contrast to the floral. This is not for everyone, however, and looking at other fragrance sites, I see most people love it or hate it--nothing in between. The cumin can smell a bit funky. Some people perceive it as the scent of unwashed human bodies--and while that is not how I would describe it, I find that sort of dirty basenote glorious. If this seems just too creepy but the rest sounds good to you, I would recommend Après l'Ondée by Guerlain, which is in a similar scent family, but sweeter and cleaner, and every bit as haunting. I prefer, slightly, Une Fleur de Cassie, but I own and wear Après l'Ondée, and here is the reason: what makes me cry about Une Fleur de Cassie, besides its perfection, is that it simply doesn't last. Within about 30 minutes it is as if I had never put it on. Love is so elusive!
11/29/08 16:59:48
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