Sud Magnolia

7 reseñas

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• alejandrina.rv

  January 18, 2016

  

  I’ve just picked up the Atelier Cologne set and although I liked them all, this is the one I love the most. These are scents that stop you in your tracks; we were chatting and upon smelling it, we fell silent with our mouths open, just enjoying it. To me, it’s floral and sweet, like being in a room full of magnolias and roses, simply beautiful. I haven’t worked out the longevity yet, but judging by other perfumes from the brand I’ve tried on my skin, they don’t seem to last long, so I’m not sure if I should buy the large version which is very expensive. But it’s gorgeous; if you find it, give it a try.

• alejandrina.rv

  January 20, 2016

  

  I bought the Atelier Cologne set and although I liked them all, this is the one that has captured me the most. It’s a scent that makes you stop in your tracks; we were chatting and upon smelling it, we fell silent with our mouths open, just enjoying it. To me, it’s a sweet floral, like being in a room full of magnolias and roses, simply beautiful. I haven’t worked out its longevity yet, but judging by other perfumes from the brand I’ve tried, they don’t seem to last long, so I’m not sure if I should buy the large version which is very expensive. But it’s gorgeous; if you find it, give it a try.

• pedjalazaro

  August 29, 2016

  

  Nothing more, nothing less. It begins citrusy, almost orange, but quickly shifts to magnolia and rose. It’s super floral, smells lovely, but it’s not quite my style. Ideal for the shoulder seasons, versatile for spring and autumn, day and night. Moderate longevity with a soft sillage.

• weraevaelena

  April 2, 2018

  

  Sud Magnolia is a floral fragrance that is a bit sweet, soft, and very feminine. I don’t perceive the magnolia, only very clean and fresh roses and refreshing citrus notes that aren’t acidic. Its ingredients are perceived as extremely natural and the trail is soft for personal enjoyment. I think it’s perfect for spring-summer; it’s fresh and revitalising. I would consider buying a large bottle if it weren’t for the terrible cost-to-benefit ratio; it’s a pity that the longevity is so poor for the price. Edit (23/09/2021): Well, I finally found it at an unbeatable price and was able to add it to my collection. Now that it’s not so hot, it’s performing better for me, giving me about five hours of happiness.

• weraevaelena

  April 18, 2018

  

  Sud Magnolia is a slightly sweet, soft and very feminine floral fragrance. I don’t detect the magnolia, only very clean and fresh roses with refreshing citrus notes that aren’t acidic. The ingredients feel super natural and the sillage is soft, for personal enjoyment. I think it’s perfect for spring and summer… It’s fresh and revitalising. I would consider buying a large bottle if it weren’t for the terrible cost-to-benefit ratio; it’s a pity the fixation is so poor for the price. Edit (23/09/2021): Well, I finally found it at an incredible price and added it to my collection. Now that it’s not so hot, it’s performing better for me, giving me about five hours of happiness.

• hector4734

  October 24, 2021

  

  It gave me a smell similar to brown sugar; I’m not sure if it’s that rose and magnolia blend, but it’s a fragrance to my liking. I have over 16 decants of this line and it’s super tempting because literally, I notice its ingredients as organic as smelling an orange on the fruit itself.

• DannyAngel

  September 25, 2022

  

  A super fresh and sweet fruity citrus explosion accompanied by delicious flower petals; nothing heavy or overly feminine. When I wear it, I feel like I’m in an orchard of freshly watered citrus trees at dusk, with something that reminds me of that truly unique and delicious sun. It’s incredibly hard to find a neutral floral, as flowers are culturally associated with women and feminine perfumes tend to be the most floral, with additions that make them super feminine. But this smells literally like petals without that baggage. In the mid-phase, a woody note emerges; depending on who smells it, it could be 50/50 unisex, leaving behind the fruitiness to emit woody nuances with cedar predominating, giving dry and slightly earthy textures. It might seem more feminine at first due to the sweet fruits, but it depends on culture; the floral and woody aspects are quite well balanced. It’s not a floral as sweet as the ones marketed to women; these are real flowers like in nature. A wonderful, undervalued scent, and a pity that this line was discontinued from Mexico; I feel that perfumes from this house have the perfect balance between art, quality, functionality, and novelty. It feels very much part of the Azur collection family, sharing those dry, earthy, powdery woody nuances. I usually don’t assign ratings, but 10/10. This is how perfumery should be: inspired entirely by nature and art. *Review based on a skin test with one spray.*