67 Artemisia

8 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• monsieurleather

  June 8, 2021

  

  Another masterpiece from Annick Menardo. An Italian floral fragrance, slightly musky and citrusy, with a mint note that adds freshness, flowers that transport you to Tuscany, and a musk that sweetens it just right. To me, it feels feminine due to its delicacy, yet it is a treasure for anyone. It smells of romance, Mediterranean fields, sunny days, freshness, and elegance. The closest comparisons are Aqua di Gioia (for the mint) and Concentré d’Orange by Hermès (lighter and sweeter). It does not envy them in quality; it has its own personality and good longevity. The downside is that it is hard to find, as it is outside mainstream retail. A hidden gem, essential for perfume lovers.

• laurasan76a

  January 3, 2022

  

  Seeing the good reviews and that it is little marketed, I decided to buy it at a fair price. It smells lovely: it combines mint, lemon, orange blossom, and artemisia. The trail and longevity are moderate, around 4-6 hours, but it is perfect for summer mornings. Something different from a brand I did not know; I am sure there are not two people with this scent in the same room, and that I love today.

• laurasan76a

  January 8, 2022

  

  Seeing the good reviews and that it’s little commercialised, I was encouraged to buy it at a good price. It smells good: combines mint, lemon, orange blossom and artemisia. The trail and longevity are moderate, about 4-6 hours, but it’s perfect for summer mornings. Something different from a brand I didn’t know; surely there aren’t two people with this scent in the same room, and that I love nowadays.

• Troylo

  April 19, 2023

  

  I think we have lost the habit of sitting out in the fresh air, as my great-aunt used to do in her village in Málaga back in the 90s. After the beach and a shower, the evening was for chatting with neighbours. That scent of cologne, jasmine, and night-blooming jasmine instantly transports me. Upon trying it, the first thing I notice is fresh mint mixed with that white glue smell from craft projects—a sharp, chemical freshness that I adore. It is supposedly artemisia, but what I really detect is a calming, musky jasmine and a base of olive leaves that give it body. It would be wonderful if it lasted longer, but as natural scents, it fades within a few hours. It has brought back unconscious moments of happiness.

• Troylo

  April 19, 2023

  

  I think we’re losing the habit of sitting out in the fresh air to cool off, as my great-aunt used to do in her Malaga town in the 90s. After the beach and a shower, the evening was for chatting with neighbours. That scent of cologne, jasmine and night-blooming jasmine transports me instantly. On first try, the first thing I notice is fresh mint mixed with that white glue smell from craft projects, a sharp, chemical freshness that I love. Supposedly there’s artemisia, but what I do notice is a calming, musky jasmine and an olive leaf base that gives it body. It would be great if it lasted longer, but as natural scents, they fade in a few hours. It has brought back moments of unconscious happiness.

• Aka

  June 26, 2023

  

  I agree with everything said before. I would only add that when 67 and I met, I thought: ‘Where have you been all my life?’. Even if it is a cliché, I would give 67 a kiss. I wish it were easier to obtain; I mean that.

• Aka

  July 9, 2023

  

  I agree with everything said before. Just to add, when 67 and I met, I thought: ‘where have you been all my life?’. Even if it’s a cliché, I’d give 67 the green light. Wish it were easier to get hold of, I mean.

• jtremo

  April 7, 2024

  

  Smells like the countryside, a green garden. I don’t use it as a perfume, but rather as a room freshener to relax: just two or three sprays flood the room into beast mode.