L'Artisan Parfumeur Mure et Musc Eau de Toilette
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- Description
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Release Date:
1978
Brand: l'artisan parfumeur
Line: mure et musc
Product Type: eau de toilette
Classification: niche
Volume: 100 ml
Country: France
Made in: France
Gender: for women
Scent Type: flower
Top Notes: Basil, Bergamot, Black Pepper, Cumquat, Pink Peppercorn
Heart Notes: Blackberry, Iris, Turkish Rose
Base Notes: Musk, Oak Moss, Patchouli, Skin, Vanilla
L'Artisan Parfumeur's Mure et Musc is a truly unique fragrance. Its name translates to "Blackberry and Musk," around which the entire composition of the eau de toilette is built. Before experiencing the full richness of the promised scents, we are introduced to the top notes. They are infused with the invigorating citrus notes of lemon, mandarin, and orange, softened by the noble scent of basil. The initial note brings a special vigor to the spirit of the wearer of L'Artisan Parfumeur's Mure et Musc eau de toilette.
Blackberry resides in the "heart" note of L'Artisan Parfumeur Mure et Musc. To this blackberry scent note, other juicy red berry notes have been added. A delectable resonance that offers a sense of joy in being and the ability to savor life. The passionate scent of musk is preserved in the base along with the mysterious aroma of oakmoss. A fine unisex fragrance, although some assert that L'Artisan Parfumeur Mure et Musc eau de toilette particularly complements female skin.
I didn't buy it here, I just stumbled upon the reviews and didn't understand at all what people were writing about.... Yes, the scent is not in the mood to suffocate everyone around))) It is gentle and peaceful, like meditation and relaxation!!!! One of my favorites!!!! I want to exist in it even when there is no one around.... I can hear a soft, fluffy, white musk in ripe blackberries and nothing else.... Just a feeling of complete comfort for a long time!!! I often use it before bed after a shower with lymphatic drainage massage. I am thrilled with them!!!
Makeup, expensive, please bring Javoy Paris!
I don't understand what you mean by "butterflies," but rather "blackberries and musk":-)) At the same time, I had an open window with "butterflies" - that threw me off:-)
2 Tatyana: Excuse me, but how can one buy perfume without testing it - especially niche perfumes? Even considering that Artisans have been becoming "closer to the people" lately and creating something very girly and pop? This fragrance is from 1978, it contains natural ingredients, and the pyramid of that time - it must mean something, right?
I honestly don't understand women who write negative reviews and give a "one" rating to a perfume they blindly bought and which - well, can you believe it! - conflicted with the chemistry of their skin?
Personally, I don't really perceive "butterflies," but that doesn't mean there's something wrong with the fragrance - it just means it's not my scent. On my warm skin, it unfolds differently than I would have liked, that's all!
I am completely disappointed. I simply wasted my money! The fragrance is supposed to be a sandalwood forest, but it doesn't even contain sandalwood. It's strange because there were enthusiastic reviews, so I bought it without testing it first - a blind purchase. The scent doesn't last at all.