3 Fleurs Parfum d`Empire for women

There are definitely some rose stems and thorns thrown into 3 FLEURS along with the truckload of petals as well. This is the kind of perfume which must make those from the “Women have no business smelling like flowers” camp really want to cringe. All flowers, all of the time, is the story here.

Unfortunately, although I categorically reject the above sophism (emitted by some sort of serious twit...), this particular BFFF does not appeal very much to me. Although I survived a long afternoon trapped in a cloud of this greenhouse perfume, I have to confess that I was not disappointed when it finally faded away.

Somehow the composition seemed inharmonic to me. Too much this, not enough of that. Too loud and pushy, overall, even lightly applied. The dirty greenishness delivered just a bit too much of the dreaded greenhouse effect, IMNSHO. Not on my wish list. Désolée.

3 Fleurs turned out for me to be 2 Fleurs: jasmine and tuberose. Or even mainly tuberose at first. Rose is making an appearance from time to time, tries to break through the white flowers, but it is a difficult task. The tuberose here is so powerful, but unlike in many other tuberose orientated scents- it is also quite soft, like a flower before going to sleep. It is not an invading as tuberose known from Carnal Flower, not overpowering like in Fracas.

Jasmin becomes more evident after an hour or so, and then 3 Fleurs becomes a lot sweeter.

It is all in all a fragrance for tuberose and jasmine or strong floral lovers, and I am not sure whether I am one.

In my opinion, this is a perfectly made red rose!

It opens up with the notes of tuberose, sweet, a bit bubble gummy, childish and innocent. Soon after that, jasmine takes its part and the fragrance turns into something more mature until the final arrival of the Red rose, deep, sweet, sensual and warm. It is very alluring rose scent and the most realist one I have came across. It is like you are being lost somewhere in the middle of the red roses park, not being able (and unwilling to :) escape from that Red Paradise.

It has perfectly wide aura and great lasting power!

Don't smell a lot of rose. Jasmine and tuberose evident. This is so so for me. It's definitely a feminine fragrance. Unfortunately, jasmine doesn't always agree with me so if it's prominent, I tend to be turned off. Just a personal preference for the way that note reacts to my skin chemistry so if you have good luck with jasmine, please give this one a try. Definitely a strong punch of fragrance so apply sparingly.

I tested this one a few days ago and I liked it quite enough, but I was drooling about Andy Tauer's Une Rose Chyprèe left on a sweater, so I didn't pay the deserved attention to this one.
It is very very very floral :-)
It also has a fresh quality and it's never cloying. I would wear it in springtime with silk clothes.
It is a thriumph of all gardens with white flowers, very feminine and elegant and IMO is absolutely similar to a better version of old Guerlains' Jardins de Bagatelle. A must try for floral ladies, only apply sparingly.

Newest composition Parfum d'Empire, as all parfum these firms characterized great force, constancy and expressiveness. It genuine flower paradise - powerful, stuffy tuberoses are interlaced with sweet narcotic jasmine and wet, velvety roses. Parfum staggers, is as magic garden. Very interesting in this garden smell mint. 3 Fleurs remember classic Carolina Herrera, in which predominated tuberose, but 3 Fleurs though in a way classic, however, it is modern. If You loves white flowers and roses, surely jou will fall in love in this narcotic bouquet, which associated with fine summer or great ball.