When I sprayed Très Chère by Mizensir, I immediately enjoyed it without being able to explain why. Is that even a fragrance description? Is it floral, is it sweet, or is it just a blend of who knows what, done very well. It was beautiful.
My first day trying this, I just did a quick spritz on my key pulse points. Which was fine. I smelled good, but I wanted more. I wanted to thoroughly enjoy the fragrance throughout the day, and perhaps force others to do the same. The next day at around 7 AM, I sprayed more heavily with two spritzes at each point. And then I worried I may have gone too far. I went ahead and lightly spritzed this on my wrists and chest. Then as I walked up to register at Chick Fil A to place my order at about 9AM, the cashier began taking my order and then stopped. “I have to say, you smell really good. Like really good.” Success.
$260 for 100 mL
Notes:
Top: Orange Tree Blossom Extract
Mid: Ambrox®, Paradisone®, Jasmine Sambac
Base: Bourbon Vanilla Absolute, Exaltone®, Australian Sandalwood Essential Oil
In the copy on the product page, the brand describes the fragrance as a “poetic love letter in a bottle.” Alberto Morillas, the nose behind this, describes a chance encounter with a stranger as the inspiration. A lasting impression of beauty and grace that forever stayed with him. I can’t help but think, given the longevity and scent trail that he was spot on in his interpretation of the experience. I was still able to smell it on my wrist in the evening and longed to wear it again.
I had long believed that orange blossom just didn’t work on my skin. So, if you do or don’t like the note, I recommend you give this a try to either confirm or challenge your feelings about it. Personally, I am considering adding this to my collection.
As always, let me know what you think. Have you tried this or any other scents from the brand?
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