Si Fleuri by Lomani

As a girl, I saw advertisements for Si Fleuri, Parfum D’Or, and Si Tendre, fragrances imported by Cannon Argentina. I dreamed of having the age to leave behind the Flower line produced locally. As an adult, I saw it in a perfume shop and couldn’t resist: I bought it without testing. I knew it wouldn’t disappoint me because it was a perfume from another generation, without praliné or sorbets. And besides not disappointing me, I fell in love with it. It’s floral in every way, has a good trail, and came in a beautiful bottle that expanded my mother’s collection. It’s a pity it’s not available in my country.

I’m wearing it right now; it’s ideal for cold weather as the neroli comes through and it lasts for ages. I look for perfumes with neroli, and this is one of my favourites, alongside Cabotine and Fragile by JPG. In summer, it fades quickly, but in fresh conditions it performs at its best and has excellent longevity.

What an exquisite perfume! I received it as a gift when I was about twenty. They told me it was a classic for older women, but it made me feel comfortable and good. Today, at thirty-two, I want it back. I kept the bottle with a little bit of perfume inside, and it’s still intact; every time I smell it, I love it. I don’t use it anymore as the years have passed, but the scent remains just as beautiful. It’s a pity it’s not easily available in Argentina and I suppose it’s expensive, but it’s totally worth it. It’s very long-lasting, persistent, floral, slightly formal, and classic. To my nose, I sense a sweet touch with something spicy that makes it attractive; seeing the notes, I see it has pepper, which explains that sparkly and energetic touch that catches attention. It’s very feminine, super sensual, for a woman with personality. Nothing like gourmand, vanilla, or innocent perfumes. It must be used with moderation, as it has excellent sillage on my skin and is noticeable as soon as you enter a room. Sincerely, I’m a lover of very sweet, feminine, or gourmand perfumes, but this scent won me over. I still need to try Cabotine, which I know is very similar to this, and although I already know it, I’ve never smelled it. Returning to Si Fleuri, I recommend it for women who like floral, intense, somewhat formal, sensual scents that linger in the memory. You must try it!

I adore it; it transports me back to my youth and smells like pure cabotine.

I adore old perfumes, those that are no longer in fashion, especially those with neroli notes.