Parfums de Nicolaï is celebrating the spring with the launch of two new fragrances, Violette in Love and Week-End a Deauville. Violette in Love, fresh, light and modern, is a violet set over a base of light musk, with pink pepper and a touch of raspberry. C’est une violette travaillée sur une base légèrement musquée avec des baies roses, et une touche de framboise. The notes include Italian citron, blackcurrant bud absolute, raspberry; Turkish rose, violet-iris accord, coriander, pink pepper, black pepper, musk.
Week-End a Deauville is an elegant, romantic blend of rose and mimosa over the tapestry of moss and spices. It includes notes of Italian bergamot, petitgrain, galbanum resinoid; white floeals, lily of the valley, rose, mimosa, pepper, pink pepper, clove, oakmoss, styrax.
From press release.
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Julien: I saw them first in the Nicolaï’s shop, and tried them, and none was interessant.
To shy, to little, to synthetic (<- surprisingly, because Patricia de Nicolaï use to handle very well fruity smell, that are offen tricky synthecal smell in other brands). "Violette in love" has a bad synthetic violette, and reminded me the little extraterrestrial feeling of "Dans tes bras". "Week end à deauville" was like an hardly catchable "eau de cologne". Both were hard to catch on the smelling strips, may be due to their smelling strips that are like made of common paper. In the end, it's still a good thing that Patricia try new perfumes, one must try to succeed. And it's hard to make good new lauches for her, cause her brand has already such tremendously good perfumes. (perfumes like "Sacrebleu", EDT like their "eau fraîche" *uhm* "l'eau d'été" "eau turquoise" "vie de chateau"...) April 20, 2009 at 7:15am