Category: Agua de tocador
Reunir en un perfume todas las dimensiones del naranjo amargo. Una apuesta atrevida. Por su composición, el agua de tocador Eau des Sens resulta cautivadora.
The opening is what gets me—that bitter orange note runs through everything, from the first spray to the dry-down, and it stays surprisingly warm on my skin for hours. I’ve worn it to work and out at night, and it never feels too heavy, just this constant, subtle presence.
The bitter orange zest hits immediately, then softens into something almost creamy on the skin—it lasts a solid six hours on me. I keep catching whiffs of it on my scarf days later, which is exactly what I want from an eau de toilette.
It took me a moment to get used to how the bigaradier comes through in all its dimensions—bitter, green, and almost soapy at once—but once it settles on skin, it’s genuinely intriguing. The projection is solid for an eau de toilette, though I do wish it lasted a bit longer into the evening.
