Lazell Camellia Flamenco For You Eau de Parfum
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Release Date:
2000
Brand: Lazell
Line: camellia flamenco for you
Product Type: eau de parfum
Classification: mass-market
Country: Poland
Made in: Poland
Gender: for women
Scent Type: eastern, flower
Top Notes: Orange Blossom, Osmanthus
Heart Notes: Ambergris, Musk
Base Notes: Patchouli, Vanilla
What does passion smell like? In 2000, Lazell introduced their variation in the form of Camellia Flamenco For You Eau de Parfum. Sensual oriental accords make an accent on a luxurious and self-conscious personality. Floral hints emphasize the romance and light naivety of dreamy nature. The bouquet tells the story of a unique seductress who will remain in memory forever with a light trail of oriental notes. Made in refined shades of pink, the bottle indicates the youth of the soul and supports it with the bright pink of flamingos.
Top notes of the fragrance open with the mysterious trills of a tandem of secretive Osmanthus and intriguing Orange Blossom.
Heart notes take over the mystery, enveloping in a misty haze of inviting Musk and warm Amber.
Base notes complete the composition with warming memories of romantic Vanilla accords and subtle Patchouli notes.
I really liked this water, I have been wanting to try it for a long time because I love Narciso Rodriguez fragrances. Of course, it doesn't compare to the original, but still. It's a budget option for those who love the black brick, like me. You can indulge without causing too much damage to your wallet.
I didn't like them.. I don't sense any rural or eastern vibes.. there's a floral aspect, but it's not sweet.. kind of like a retro style... longevity is about 3 hours, and the sillage is around 50 cm.
A fragrance for enthusiasts. I don't know why I ordered it, but now I don't know what to do with it. Definitely not my cup of tea... It's sweet, cloying, and intrusive. I can't wash off this creation, it leaves behind an unpleasant cheap "aftertaste"...
The fragrance is amazing! It's unusual, like a Polish perfume that costs three times as much, but I've never had a scent like this in my collection before. The initial notes are very bold, with a subtle hint of vanilla, musk, and maybe a touch of amber. However, I don't detect any patchouli. Upon first spritz, it reminded me of a fragrance from the 80s, but I can't quite remember which one since I was little back then. The scent is sweet but not overly so, and it's very floral. I'm pleased with my purchase.