The Vogue connection

Turns out I get most of my perfume news out of the French Vogue. I wonder what that says about my perfumista proclivities… love rose

But, I must say that the new Reminiscence perfumes, White Tubereuse and Love Rose sound rather appealing.

Well, in my case, whenever I hear the word tuberose, it sounds appealing. 😉

Notes for Love Rose: start of citrus fruits, a refined heart of fusing rose, iris and jasmine absolutes, over an enticing musk base.That musk base doesn’t sound that promising, I have to say.w tubereuse

Notes for White Tubereuse: tuberose, ylang-ylang, cinnamon These notes, on the other hand, sound very promising. 🙂

 

One other perfume that sounds appealing as well (if only by name) – Extatic by Balmain.

extaticNotes: nashi pear, rose, osmanthus, orris, sharry baby orchid, woody-leathered trail (that was the best I could get out of the Balmain site).

Since I really like Ambre Gris by Balmain, I tend to think this might be good as well.

 

 

The French Vogue says Reminiscences are going to be 78 Euros per 50ml.

And Balmain site says Extatic is 42 Euros for a 40ml bottle.

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8 thoughts on “The Vogue connection

  1. Asali May 2, 2014 at 16:45 Reply

    I haven’t heard of these Ines, and what is more I didn’t get notified about the post:-( probably just me though. Hope you’ll update us, as soon as you’ve smelled them, especially your favourite tuberose

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    • Ines May 3, 2014 at 10:56 Reply

      I hope I’ll get my hands on them sometime soon. 😉
      As for notifications, there is this special wordpress place where you manage them and unless you select immediate or sth similar, wordpress tends to send the notifications once per week.

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  2. Undina May 3, 2014 at 03:08 Reply

    “whenever I hear the word tuberose”… My feelings about that flower aside, are there any other colors? I understand something like “Red Rose” or “Black Iris” since those flowers might be of many different colors. But can tuberose be anything but white?

    (and just to touch on the technical aspect: I did get the notification about this post)

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    • Ines May 3, 2014 at 10:57 Reply

      Ha, ha, ha, good point. 🙂 Not that I know but they could experiment more with the colors, not in the sense of tuberose color but more in the sense of accompanying notes. Yellow tuberose for example…

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  3. Vanessa May 4, 2014 at 19:43 Reply

    I have quite liked some of the Reminiscence line, though they do tend to veer to the baby powdery / musky end from memory. I would still be curious to try these, not least for the jewelled bobbly top, which is a cross between the one on Sonia Rykiel Women Not for Men! and the parfum version of the EL PC scents – Tuberose Gardenia et al. And the notes for the Balmain sound nice but the spelling would annoy the hell out of me.

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  4. Ines May 5, 2014 at 09:13 Reply

    🙂 Yes, I got a bit confused with the spelling too.
    As for Reminiscense, I really like their amber and patchouli perfumes, not so much the musical notes ones…

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  5. Vanessa May 18, 2014 at 00:51 Reply

    I tried Extatic – a slightly oddball woody oriental – I think i quite liked it, but would need to try it again to be sure!

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    • Ines May 19, 2014 at 23:22 Reply

      Odball sounds good to me. 🙂

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