
Histoires de Parfums
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A luminous tropical reverie opens with succulent pineapple and peach before the creamy tiare flower blooms into an intoxicating heart, evoking sun-drenched island air and heady florality. The composition settles into a sensual base of patchouli, vanilla, and benzoin softened by delicate musk and sandalwood, creating an amber-tinged warmth that lingers like a cherished memory of paradise.
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What people who wear Histoires de Parfums 1804 report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Sylvie Jourdet.
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“This is one of the most beautiful summer fragrance I have ever tried. I wore it at the beach and it was amazing on me. Everybody love it and got many compliments. Very long lasting and good sillage. Sweet perfume not my style but 1804 delicious!”
“I tried it yesterday and kept smelling my wrist all night long! It's so yummy! I was hoping it would be similar to Chanel Chance, but it turned out that it's actually very similar to Nuits de Noho by Bond No. 9. They share the same main notes: pineapple, patchouli and vanilla. It's also in the vein of Angel but because of the strong pineapple note it's much more similar to Nuits de Noho than to Angel (Nuits de Noho basically smells like Angel with pineapple). 1804 is a cold season scent for sure.”
“Wow, people have a lot to say about this one! I really like it. It's pineapple candy sweet, floral (I'd say it's a sort of generic floral - not a typical "white floral" I'd expect with gardenia and jasmine notes both listed), very powdery with just a touch of spice. It's feminine and works for the office or casual daytime. Great lasting power 8+ hours on me with projection for the first couple hours.”
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