Hello Yve, I hope your new home is amazing. I am sure you are getting ready for the arrival of your baby soon. Thanks for the video. I wish some of the more unique Serge fragrances were more accessible. I love wood notes in fragrance too. Many of your choices sound excellent. - Jenn
Thanks, Jenn! I wish the same thing too. Since Serge had been pulled out of the US, I won't be able to try any more of their perfumes, at least not as readily.
Ohhh that Mohour sounds nice. I’ve never smelled Au The’ Bleu. I’ve always been drawn to the green tea one. I’ve been all over the place with Favorites this year, but Dior has been up there for me lol. Thanks for sharing 💕
Thanks to your recommendation Yve I was able to try the Lazaro Douvos 1845 and I absolutely looove it!! It is a gorgeous rose fragrance and has become one of my favorites. Thank you so much!
I have a question hoping you or Yve can answer - I have Gris Dior which was a gift and I don't like anymore as it is too heavy on the patchouli. Does Rose 1845 have patchouli in it.
Patchouli is listed as a note, but I don't detect a large amount of it; however, I should note that my skin does not pull out a lot of the patchouli in Gris Dior either, so I'm not sure if you might smell more of the patchouli in 1845. Sorry, I know that wasn't very helpful!
great selection Yve. I started to keep track this year after Cherie talked about it and these are the ones I wore most (8-10 wears): Mélodie de l´Amour from Dusita, Sundowner, Lonestar Memories and Sotto La Luna Gardenia from Andy Tauer, Tobacco Rose and Salome from Papillon, Neroli Oranger from Matiere Premiere
Hi Yve nice video! I need to explore the perfumes from Jean Claude Ellena for Hermes. I am a big fan of Lutens and your have some than I never had the chance to smell!
Nice choice of perfumes. How do you get to buy these unusual perfumes? I feel like your showing lots of different niche fragrances which are not overly hyped, i really enjoy that because i get new inspirations.
I'm very fortunate to live near some shops that sell lesser known fragrances so I can try them out. I find out about these brands from blogs by people who actually have experience in perfumery (e.g., Bois de Jasmin), or from books (e.g., The Guide by Turin and Sanchez), and then I seek out samples from online shops like Indigoperfumery, ZGO, and Indiescents. A lot of these brands seem to be well respected among perfumers and experts who have been in the field for a long time, yet they're not featured a lot in social media (possibly due to the lack of marketing and partnerships with influencers).
@@yvespiderssmells9956 wow i really apprechiate your less known perfume, they are so refreshing and different from what we used to see on social media.
Just caught up on your video regarding how your pregnancy affected your sense of smell. I guess you're taking time off from reviewing. Hope you are well and motherhood is treating you well!
Hi Waseem! I rarely log on now but I'm happy i did and saw your comment! I haven't had the capacity to do video reviews but I hope to get back to it some time, hopefully soon. Hope you are doing well!
We miss youuuu...❤❤❤❤
Just found your channel! Am really enjoying your videos. New subscriber.
Hello Yve,
I hope your new home is amazing. I am sure you are getting ready for the arrival of your baby soon. Thanks for the video. I wish some of the more unique Serge fragrances were more accessible. I love wood notes in fragrance too. Many of your choices sound excellent. - Jenn
Thanks, Jenn! I wish the same thing too. Since Serge had been pulled out of the US, I won't be able to try any more of their perfumes, at least not as readily.
Great video, Yve! I own many of your favorites and will try Tam Dao tonight for bedtime. Sounds very cozy. Congratulations on your pregnancy 😊.
Love this list, Yve! Now I have no idea what to wear tonight 😄 I saw so many favorites … it will be hard to choose 🤔
Ohhh that Mohour sounds nice. I’ve never smelled Au The’ Bleu. I’ve always been drawn to the green tea one. I’ve been all over the place with Favorites this year, but Dior has been up there for me lol. Thanks for sharing 💕
Cool selection
Thanks to your recommendation Yve I was able to try the Lazaro Douvos 1845 and I absolutely looove it!! It is a gorgeous rose fragrance and has become one of my favorites. Thank you so much!
I have a question hoping you or Yve can answer - I have Gris Dior which was a gift and I don't like anymore as it is too heavy on the patchouli. Does Rose 1845 have patchouli in it.
Aw I'm so happy to hear that! Thanks for sharing
Patchouli is listed as a note, but I don't detect a large amount of it; however, I should note that my skin does not pull out a lot of the patchouli in Gris Dior either, so I'm not sure if you might smell more of the patchouli in 1845. Sorry, I know that wasn't very helpful!
@@yvespiderssmells9956 Thanks Yve, I ended up just ordering a sample at this stage as I have a strong dislike of patchouli if it is a dominant note.
great selection Yve. I started to keep track this year after Cherie talked about it and these are the ones I wore most (8-10 wears): Mélodie de l´Amour from Dusita, Sundowner, Lonestar Memories and Sotto La Luna Gardenia from Andy Tauer, Tobacco Rose and Salome from Papillon, Neroli Oranger from Matiere Premiere
Neela Vermiere is on Fragrancenet?! I love love Trayee and Pichola. Loved this format.
Hi Yve nice video! I need to explore the perfumes from Jean Claude Ellena for Hermes. I am a big fan of Lutens and your have some than I never had the chance to smell!
I need to get my nose on Serge Luten.Nice Video
Thank you for watching! I think you would really enjoy their white florals and animalic fragrances.
There is much Serge Lutens here 😍
Whoa that was a good deal on the Bvlgari. 😲 That's my jealous face. No wait, here it is. 🤖
Hello! I know you have an affinity to Serge Lutens. Have you tried or do you have Fleurs d’Oranger? If so, what is your opinion?
I like it! I have a mini bottle of it. The combination of the cumin and orange blossom is very nice.
Nice choice of perfumes. How do you get to buy these unusual perfumes? I feel like your showing lots of different niche fragrances which are not overly hyped, i really enjoy that because i get new inspirations.
I'm very fortunate to live near some shops that sell lesser known fragrances so I can try them out. I find out about these brands from blogs by people who actually have experience in perfumery (e.g., Bois de Jasmin), or from books (e.g., The Guide by Turin and Sanchez), and then I seek out samples from online shops like Indigoperfumery, ZGO, and Indiescents. A lot of these brands seem to be well respected among perfumers and experts who have been in the field for a long time, yet they're not featured a lot in social media (possibly due to the lack of marketing and partnerships with influencers).
@@yvespiderssmells9956 wow i really apprechiate your less known perfume, they are so refreshing and different from what we used to see on social media.
She is not making video anymore?
Just caught up on your video regarding how your pregnancy affected your sense of smell. I guess you're taking time off from reviewing. Hope you are well and motherhood is treating you well!
Hi Waseem! I rarely log on now but I'm happy i did and saw your comment! I haven't had the capacity to do video reviews but I hope to get back to it some time, hopefully soon. Hope you are doing well!
@@yvespiderssmells9956 No rush on coming back, enjoy this special time! I am doing well thank you :)