Mate your videos are so professional and well done. Keep diving down that niche rabbit hole, it gets more interesting! Would you ever try some of the artisanal oud stuff (Areej Le Dore, Bortnikoff)? Ps. Salome is challenging!
@@ryanx3584 I’m totally into the artisanal stuff, it’s just really expensive and hard to get but I grab everything that I see at a moderate price. I’m at 5 Toskovats 😂😂
I had the same discovery set from Une Nuit Nomade that I shared with my girlfriend. They have some good stuff. Highlights for me were Ambre Khandjar, Jardins de Misfah, and Suma Oriental.
i subscribe to 7 fragrance youtubers and find myself most excited to watch your videos when i see there’s a new one. keep it up sir!! doing a great job. Anubis is in my top 20!
@@andrei-cosmin.popa85 those are really hard to break down, if you just sniff and talk about it you are missing 75% of the pictures. I’m excited to showcase them 😊
Oh wow, I’ve never been more excited and also more nervous to hear what you think! Your assessment of the house is spot on, as these fragrances are SO complex that they need time on skin to reveal themselves fully. It took me months to appreciate the full development of Salome, which is one of my favorite fragrances(I still only have a sample), and while I’ve been recently sampling Epona, I still prefer Salome as I really love the florals. Bengale Rouge was much too cinnamon forward for me, but I now wish I hadn’t sold my samples as I’ve seen how my nose has developed over time to appreciate things i didn’t like. One from the house I’d like to smell is Spell 125. While it often is considered to be the worst Papillon, I’m really into pine/conifer/incense fragrances right now, and the story behind this one is really alluring. Really looking forward to hearing your thoughts as you develop a relationship with these! Thanks as always for a great video.
@@nathanielmoody3656 I’m also really into piny incenses and want to smell that one! Bengale Rouge is glorious. Been wearing the sample again and it’s epic.
Intriguing. Looking forward to hearing your further impressions on skin, particularly with Bengale Rouge (which I have down as a potential successor for Shalimar for when I run out).
Another great review, and you've reminded me to dig out Bengale Rouge and my samples of Liz's early work. I really liked Dryad but at the time I preferred Francesca Bianchi's scents a bit more so plumped for her.
Woo was waiting for this !! Good stuff ❤ also you should really try them on skin because they're 99% naturals, while most modern stuff is really good on clothes since it's based on isoE super or Hedione, galaxolide or nitro musks
Fantastic video as usual. I appreciate your approach to reviewing fragrances, i.e. overall smell/vibe vs trying to nitpick each individual note. I can appreciate the latter as well, but as you point out, your approach is more useful. I’ve been curious to check out Papillon for a few years now, notably Anubis, Bengale Rouge and Tobacco Rose. Based on your first impressions I think I’m going to have to bump those up to the short list. Keep up the great work!
@@Michael.Gasaway they are really great! So much character! I feel like talking about vibe is more important as some notes (assuming one knows what stuff smells like) can come across completely different from frag to frag.
Salome has some batch problems. My sample was very animalic, then I ordered a bottle and it was almost watered down. I returned my first Salome bottle and requested another. The second bottle was amazing and animalic.
Great Job！ I love Anubis too！You know when Liz created a fragrance, she used samples on herself, employees, friends, family members even her children, to see how it works on different skins .And she made many adjustments based on the results. That's why the fragrance blotter smells different from the skin. Also I highly recommend you to try Hera.It's such a iris masterpiece.
The paper vs. skin "dilemma" happened to me a while ago while trying Santal Austral by Matiere Premiere. But the other way around, loved it on paper but on my skin it became super abrasive. Never happened to me before that a scent smelled starkly different on my skin.
@@MrViews-ij3tx most of my fragrance change a lot on skin, especially the ones that are lower concentrations. I was shocked by how Anubis changed, had me reconsider my whole review approach.
That's why I started to question test strips back in 2016. 🤔 And was pretty vocal about it. 😆 At the very least use a smunnel; but even then, I was always exasperated by fragrance impressions off of paper. I can only hope I made enough of a fuss back in the day for reviewers to finally start spraying on skin around 2020. 😊 I get that some want to spray exclusively on clothing; but it's still a different experience in the sillage. Tons of variables that can render a scent indistinguishable. Appreciate the vid Dan!
@@justaddlight it really depends on the the frag tbh, most fresh, synthetic designers kind of smell the same wherever you put them. But some more animalic notes almost never work on textile or paper.
I at first got amber and incense from Anubis and only later picked up the florals. And now I can’t believe I missed the leather, but it wasn’t there for me at first. Every wear is a bit different from me. Thanks for the review.
@ It does soften up quickly. I like having some shorter-lived fragrances so the air clears for a new fragrance come evening, but obviously that’s not ideal for most.
@ I have to go home and re smell it. I didn’t think it was stinky. Hera I was about to purchase but I wore it and I’m reluctance bc of possible poor performance. I have to do my video on these samples I’ve been sitting on!!
I own 5 Papillon fragrances, and yes, QC is an issue. Several can with the juice level noticeably reduced, 3 have frosted caps and the rest are clear, and two caps are VERY difficult to remove. But… the smells are definitely worth it 😁
“In life we never lose friends, we only learn who the true ones are” Frags kinda work the same way for me. Easy come, easy go. Not many that makes it in the long run. Liz Moores creations does however, and some of her papillon offerings are among the very few in my rather large collection I actually re-purchase when I run out.
One more banger from Dan Btw my favourite from the line is DRYAD . Being a regular viewer of your channel I'm not sure that you'll like it but it's one of my favourite.
@SeldomlyOften Dryad was a mythical creature which used to reside in forests ... so expect it to be green. To my nose, it's basically Irish leather and beach hut man in combo lol.
Well Daniel, these are the 2 that I have. After getting decants and spending 1 year with them, I was ready to buy full bottles. After I ran out of my Anubis decant, I was thinking about it months later, so I knew that it was full bottle worthy. Also, the old bottles had clear plastic caps that matched the glass bottles better as they looked like glass. I'm not sure why they changed to frosted caps. Thanks.
@@SeldomlyOften when you compared it to Lone Star from tauer. I immediately knew what you meant. Tauer on me still had sillage after a while were this became close up scent. Idk if you got the same results ?
@@AceShowtime I really like wearing Salome actually, very potent, has a beautiful bloom about it. My reviews will not come immediately anyway… who knows!
Well the hype died down as everyone who got to experience it because of the hype soon realised it's not a fragrance for everyone and perhaps too strong for many. This was 4 or 5 months back.@@SeldomlyOften
@@SeldomlyOften Wait until you will try L'eau des Immortelles by Voyages Immaginaires 💛💛💛💛💛🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫 Chocolatey ambery patchouli perfection, without being sweet If you do like boozy spicy tobacco fragrances, I can't recommend Tempest from Soma Parfums enough 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I am glad you got these! Such a pity that Brexit with its policy severely prevented and limited Papillon to be widely distributed within continental Europe. Anyhow...it is interesting how people have different expectations and reactions when a fragrance is publicized as a sex scent; is it before coitus? during? after? Liz had in mind the odor of heated skin after exhaustion and she got it right with almost a reverse piramyd than Bal a Versailles...the other sex scents (the various musks we talked so much....Koublai Khan, Tonkin, even Ravageur are meant to envelope you in a sort of preliminary seduction. The only thing I see as comparable to Salome is not Under my skin (far more tamed than my 2016 Salome), but perhaps Aperture by Ulrich Lang about which none talks about. Anubis is my favourite...it is one of the four perfumes I own two bottles. I know I am very biased, but try to sample Tobacco Rose, Spell, and even Dryad, while one can truely fully appreciate Hera only if one has a very hard soft spot on vintages (my second favourite). Request: will you be able to talk more about Les Indemodables (see if I may get a thrid bottle) and also about Eris Parfumes, perhaps in the speed format? Cheers
@@alexchog9383 thanks for your always great opinions! I wore Salome tona dinner yesterday and actively asked people (who I can trust) to give me an honest opinion. No one said it was stinky. I got a discovery set of Les Indemodables and will be covering it in a speed dating episode soon 😉
I ordered a free sample of anubis along with others with my frag order and it was a scrubber for me. I'm fairly new to frags and anubis came of like tirefire, I don't understand why anyone would want to smell like that. Perfumes supposed to smell pleasant and anubis wasn't it. Maybe in the near future i'll learn to appreciate it.
@@vinylpimp I get zero rubber or bitterness but yeah, takes some time to get comfortable with certain scents and even then, if you still don’t like it, it’s totally ok 🙂
I feel mixed (bittersweet) feelings in this video. You probably own Bat old formula but another artisan perfume house worth sampling is Olympic Orchids. Night Flyer is in their line since the reformulation but the crown of the selection is Woodcut imo. It's one woman show as well.
@@simonsays9031 I don’t own Bat, old version! I also know about Night Flyer because I have researched Zoologist Bat. Looks really cool, just difficult to get her… believe me, I tried 🙃 Thanks for the awesome suggestion though!
Papillon fragrances are flat on paper. Kills the animatics . Salome on paper smells quite pleasant on my skin it smells like sweaty underwear. Not sure I could wear it around family members !
@@fabiojungle4722 I still need to wear this one to the office; although I am fairly certain that in the air it’s MUCH more palatable, I’m still kind of worried 😅
The best reviewer on UA-cam guys, hands down!
@@leepaterson7340 thanks so much for the awesome support 🙏🙏🙏
Him and Ramsey. And Eugene.
This guy has a different style though so it’s unique and refreshing indeed
@ thanks so much 🙏
100%
Daniel,
Thank you for the review. Great Job!
Thanks, all the support is very much appreciated.
Mate your videos are so professional and well done. Keep diving down that niche rabbit hole, it gets more interesting! Would you ever try some of the artisanal oud stuff (Areej Le Dore, Bortnikoff)?
Ps. Salome is challenging!
@@ryanx3584 I’m totally into the artisanal stuff, it’s just really expensive and hard to get but I grab everything that I see at a moderate price. I’m at 5 Toskovats 😂😂
I had the same discovery set from Une Nuit Nomade that I shared with my girlfriend. They have some good stuff. Highlights for me were Ambre Khandjar, Jardins de Misfah, and Suma Oriental.
a frag buddy of mine has Jardins de Misfah for trade, maybe I should snag it up before she gives it away...
i subscribe to 7 fragrance youtubers and find myself most excited to watch your videos when i see there’s a new one. keep it up sir!! doing a great job. Anubis is in my top 20!
Thanks a lot!Happy to hear I'm delivering interesting, relatable stuff :)
Thank you for these first impressions, Daniel 🙏🏽
I'm looking forward to watching your take on Toskovat fragrances 😅
@@andrei-cosmin.popa85 those are really hard to break down, if you just sniff and talk about it you are missing 75% of the pictures. I’m excited to showcase them 😊
Oh wow, I’ve never been more excited and also more nervous to hear what you think! Your assessment of the house is spot on, as these fragrances are SO complex that they need time on skin to reveal themselves fully. It took me months to appreciate the full development of Salome, which is one of my favorite fragrances(I still only have a sample), and while I’ve been recently sampling Epona, I still prefer Salome as I really love the florals.
Bengale Rouge was much too cinnamon forward for me, but I now wish I hadn’t sold my samples as I’ve seen how my nose has developed over time to appreciate things i didn’t like.
One from the house I’d like to smell is Spell 125. While it often is considered to be the worst Papillon, I’m really into pine/conifer/incense fragrances right now, and the story behind this one is really alluring.
Really looking forward to hearing your thoughts as you develop a relationship with these! Thanks as always for a great video.
@@nathanielmoody3656 I’m also really into piny incenses and want to smell that one! Bengale Rouge is glorious. Been wearing the sample again and it’s epic.
@ ok I’m definitely going to have to revisit with some new samples.
Intriguing. Looking forward to hearing your further impressions on skin, particularly with Bengale Rouge (which I have down as a potential successor for Shalimar for when I run out).
Bengale Rouge is really really good, on skin it's even better and warmer. Beautiful stuff, definitely on my purchase list.
Another great review, and you've reminded me to dig out Bengale Rouge and my samples of Liz's early work. I really liked Dryad but at the time I preferred Francesca Bianchi's scents a bit more so plumped for her.
I’m going to try and get samples of the other ones too! Bengale Rouge is wonderful 🤩
Woo was waiting for this !! Good stuff ❤ also you should really try them on skin because they're 99% naturals, while most modern stuff is really good on clothes since it's based on isoE super or Hedione, galaxolide or nitro musks
@@pasf4118 yeah, shocking how much they change! I’ll be going through the samples again in a separate video
I am very curious on what you think about Un nuit nomade. Cant wait for the review.
I have tons of stuff to go through but I’ll try to make it quick(ish).
Thanks for sharing another great review, Daniel!
Cheers from Brazil!
Thanks for commenting, hope you are doing great :)
@@SeldomlyOften I'm doing great, Daniel! Thanks for asking! 😊
Fantastic video as usual. I appreciate your approach to reviewing fragrances, i.e. overall smell/vibe vs trying to nitpick each individual note. I can appreciate the latter as well, but as you point out, your approach is more useful.
I’ve been curious to check out Papillon for a few years now, notably Anubis, Bengale Rouge and Tobacco Rose. Based on your first impressions I think I’m going to have to bump those up to the short list. Keep up the great work!
@@Michael.Gasaway they are really great! So much character!
I feel like talking about vibe is more important as some notes (assuming one knows what stuff smells like) can come across completely different from frag to frag.
Daniel, this was a great first impressions overview for Papillon, a house I’ve yet to try. Thank you 👍
@@cowboycrunchies thank YOU for stopping by and commenting 🙂
Salome has some batch problems. My sample was very animalic, then I ordered a bottle and it was almost watered down. I returned my first Salome bottle and requested another. The second bottle was amazing and animalic.
I don't have a sample to compare but the bottle I have is pretty mega. I have a high tolerance for animalics but this one hits good :D
Great Job！ I love Anubis too！You know when Liz created a fragrance, she used samples on herself, employees, friends, family members even her children, to see how it works on different skins .And she made many adjustments based on the results. That's why the fragrance blotter smells different from the skin. Also I highly recommend you to try Hera.It's such a iris masterpiece.
@@jroy2640 yeah Hera is definitely on my list, it’s a pity that the full bottle is 2x the price of the others.
Daniel, can you provide link for buying. I cannot find any discouters website for this house anymore. Beautinow had them but its sold out. Thanks
@@Principemostprincipe I didn’t see any “discounters”. I got them at Aus Liebe Zum Duft. They ship all over EU
@@SeldomlyOften too bad :(
The paper vs. skin "dilemma" happened to me a while ago while trying Santal Austral by Matiere Premiere. But the other way around, loved it on paper but on my skin it became super abrasive. Never happened to me before that a scent smelled starkly different on my skin.
@@MrViews-ij3tx most of my fragrance change a lot on skin, especially the ones that are lower concentrations. I was shocked by how Anubis changed, had me reconsider my whole review approach.
That's why I started to question test strips back in 2016. 🤔 And was pretty vocal about it. 😆 At the very least use a smunnel; but even then, I was always exasperated by fragrance impressions off of paper. I can only hope I made enough of a fuss back in the day for reviewers to finally start spraying on skin around 2020. 😊 I get that some want to spray exclusively on clothing; but it's still a different experience in the sillage. Tons of variables that can render a scent indistinguishable. Appreciate the vid Dan!
@@justaddlight it really depends on the the frag tbh, most fresh, synthetic designers kind of smell the same wherever you put them. But some more animalic notes almost never work on textile or paper.
U messed up! cause you definetly should have gotten Hera. Its a very beautiful scent. highly recommend
Yeah well, full bottle of Hera is like 2x the price of the others and I ran out of free samples. It's on my list for next time :)
@@SeldomlyOften Oh is it? I didn't know. I tried of sample. It's the only Feminine leaning fragrance I've ever really wanted.
I at first got amber and incense from Anubis and only later picked up the florals. And now I can’t believe I missed the leather, but it wasn’t there for me at first. Every wear is a bit different from me.
Thanks for the review.
@@Sliceisnice850 I have worn it many times now and absolutely love it. I just wish it was a little more present and long lasting.
@ It does soften up quickly. I like having some shorter-lived fragrances so the air clears for a new fragrance come evening, but obviously that’s not ideal for most.
I like this house! I think Salome (a Chypre fragrance) and Hera (Iris in there!) are top picks 😊 you’ll probably end up liking Salome
@@Eloisescents0309 I do like Salome! I don’t mind stinkies at all (although it’s a little redundant for me). Hera is a must try and high on my list.
@ I have to go home and re smell it. I didn’t think it was stinky. Hera I was about to purchase but I wore it and I’m reluctance bc of possible poor performance. I have to do my video on these samples I’ve been sitting on!!
@ apparently they have a lot of naturals so performance might be sub standard. I wish Anubis was a little more present myself
I own 5 Papillon fragrances, and yes, QC is an issue. Several can with the juice level noticeably reduced, 3 have frosted caps and the rest are clear, and two caps are VERY difficult to remove. But… the smells are definitely worth it 😁
@@AlliBaba1234 let’s see it this way: it’s part of the charm of supporting a family run business 😂
“In life we never lose friends, we only learn who the true ones are”
Frags kinda work the same way for me. Easy come, easy go. Not many that makes it in the long run.
Liz Moores creations does however, and some of her papillon offerings are among the very few in my rather large collection I actually re-purchase when I run out.
@@dnlstrns beautiful sentiment and I’m happy to hear these work out for you. They definitely need a lot of wears to have them really sink in.
One more banger from Dan
Btw my favourite from the line is DRYAD .
Being a regular viewer of your channel I'm not sure that you'll like it but it's one of my favourite.
@@qazifaisal2374 thanks! Actually Dryad looked really cool, I might get a sample of that on my next order 👍
@SeldomlyOften Dryad was a mythical creature which used to reside in forests ... so expect it to be green. To my nose, it's basically Irish leather and beach hut man in combo lol.
@ sounds awesome 😎
I love mythology so I’m familiar with the being 😉
I have both, my advice is to spray on a relatively warm day and they'll open up nicely. It's all about the dry down (1 hour in)
@@absolutness I’ve been wearing both a lot and really like them. Salome last forever while Anubis could use a little more kick.
Well Daniel, these are the 2 that I have. After getting decants and spending 1 year with them, I was ready to buy full bottles. After I ran out of my Anubis decant, I was thinking about it months later, so I knew that it was full bottle worthy.
Also, the old bottles had clear plastic caps that matched the glass bottles better as they looked like glass. I'm not sure why they changed to frosted caps. Thanks.
@@michael_galicia thanks for the report! Glad to know Anubis had a long lasting impression on you 🙂
Une Nuit Nomade ❤🎉🎉🎉 Hallelujah 🎉🎉🎉🎉
@@legeanflorin hang in there, I’ll get too it soon ❤️
If you have a Diptyque boutique in Switzerland, and I think you do, please go to one. I think you will be very pleasantly surprised
I have to admit, it’s a house that was never appealing to me. I’ll look into this, they deserve a try.
what are your thoughts on Anubis so far?
would love an update!🙂
I really like it overall, I just wished it lasted a little longer; it's definitely the weakest from the bunch.
@@SeldomlyOftenthanks 🙏
@@PainfulPig its awesome scent wise, don’t get me wrong, but it becomes a skin scent a little to quickly 😜
Love Anubis. Not for everyone if your not fan of leather or resinous scent. It went a bit smoky on my skin but still good for winter weather
@@IrregularTangent it’s really great, I’ve been told that it reminds of rough saddle leather. Really rustic and cozy for the winter 👍
@@SeldomlyOften when you compared it to Lone Star from tauer. I immediately knew what you meant. Tauer on me still had sillage after a while were this became close up scent. Idk if you got the same results ?
@ the Tauer is sharper in every way while also being super long lasting!
❤❤👏🏼👏🏼
One of those strange coincidences: just got these today myself! Wore Anubis today. Was really good.
@@maistvanjr1 wow! Also Salome?
@SeldomlyOften yep. Wild
A really great house
@@SamuelGustav yes, fully agree! So much thought and passion go in these creations!
I think that if they had caps made of glass they would be quite good looking bottles
@@Irinikarambatsou1 true! The bottle design itself is classy but the cap is a little too cheap. Even full metal would have been good.
Omg I was so hoping to find a good review of Salome and you JUST published this, thank you so much!!!
Cant wait for the full review
@@animarenders a full review will be coming soon enough. I just have a lot of stuff to comb through
Hey man can you make a video on maceration - is it needed? If so, how to do it etc
@@HassanH94 I’ll cover it this in my next QnA session 👍
wanted to keep it safe then buys 2 of the most challenging ones (spell 125 is another one). I get it lmao.
@@benedictchua8519 haha
Safe as in, the most appreciated. Challenging doesn’t really scare me.
salome needs some time to macerate, think your opinon on it would change in few months
@@AceShowtime I really like wearing Salome actually, very potent, has a beautiful bloom about it. My reviews will not come immediately anyway… who knows!
Boy i know how hyped salome was in my country 😅
@@armoghana6129 not hyped anymore? When was this?
Well the hype died down as everyone who got to experience it because of the hype soon realised it's not a fragrance for everyone and perhaps too strong for many. This was 4 or 5 months back.@@SeldomlyOften
The spicy ambery smell there comes from the immortelle. Also chocolatey and warm
@@legeanflorin yeah on skin I easily pick up on the flower and it’s maple like warmth. Love it
@@SeldomlyOften
Wait until you will try L'eau des Immortelles by Voyages Immaginaires 💛💛💛💛💛🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫 Chocolatey ambery patchouli perfection, without being sweet
If you do like boozy spicy tobacco fragrances, I can't recommend Tempest from Soma Parfums enough 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I am glad you got these! Such a pity that Brexit with its policy severely prevented and limited Papillon to be widely distributed within continental Europe. Anyhow...it is interesting how people have different expectations and reactions when a fragrance is publicized as a sex scent; is it before coitus? during? after? Liz had in mind the odor of heated skin after exhaustion and she got it right with almost a reverse piramyd than Bal a Versailles...the other sex scents (the various musks we talked so much....Koublai Khan, Tonkin, even Ravageur are meant to envelope you in a sort of preliminary seduction. The only thing I see as comparable to Salome is not Under my skin (far more tamed than my 2016 Salome), but perhaps Aperture by Ulrich Lang about which none talks about. Anubis is my favourite...it is one of the four perfumes I own two bottles. I know I am very biased, but try to sample Tobacco Rose, Spell, and even Dryad, while one can truely fully appreciate Hera only if one has a very hard soft spot on vintages (my second favourite). Request: will you be able to talk more about Les Indemodables (see if I may get a thrid bottle) and also about Eris Parfumes, perhaps in the speed format? Cheers
@@alexchog9383 thanks for your always great opinions! I wore Salome tona dinner yesterday and actively asked people (who I can trust) to give me an honest opinion. No one said it was stinky.
I got a discovery set of Les Indemodables and will be covering it in a speed dating episode soon 😉
I ordered a free sample of anubis along with others with my frag order and it was a scrubber for me. I'm fairly new to frags and anubis came of like tirefire, I don't understand why anyone would want to smell like that. Perfumes supposed to smell pleasant and anubis wasn't it. Maybe in the near future i'll learn to appreciate it.
@@vinylpimp I get zero rubber or bitterness but yeah, takes some time to get comfortable with certain scents and even then, if you still don’t like it, it’s totally ok 🙂
idk how pricey these are in your countrry but here they can go for 300$ for a 50ml bottle, way too expensive
@@shawn6170 where’s here? I got them imported for about 150 a pop
@SeldomlyOften amazing deal but yeah in my country they don't go for less than like 250-300$. From the middle east
@ ouch! Don’t they ship from the UK Papillon store directly?
I feel mixed (bittersweet) feelings in this video. You probably own Bat old formula but another artisan perfume house worth sampling is Olympic Orchids. Night Flyer is in their line since the reformulation but the crown of the selection is Woodcut imo. It's one woman show as well.
@@simonsays9031 I don’t own Bat, old version! I also know about Night Flyer because I have researched Zoologist Bat. Looks really cool, just difficult to get her… believe me, I tried 🙃
Thanks for the awesome suggestion though!
i didn't know about anubis
@@жизненный_опыт it’s the most popular from the house, did you smell anything from Papillon?
@@SeldomlyOften i have not but epona and salome are on the list 😂and anubis now too
@@жизненный_опыт Epona has really surprised me, really really excellent.
@@SeldomlyOften i did a deep dive for horse fragrances and i knew that it was going to be quality when papillon surfaced,
Salome is just too much for me. A huge animalic chypre. I dont mind a little funk but here its not for my taste.
@@SPACEDOUT19 it’s pretty rough, not going to lie… still easier to wear than Zoologist Hyrax, that feels like it’s designed as a challenge 😅
May the Nose be with you
@@legeanflorin love it 😍
Papillon fragrances are flat on paper. Kills the animatics . Salome on paper smells quite pleasant on my skin it smells like sweaty underwear. Not sure I could wear it around family members !
@@fabiojungle4722 I still need to wear this one to the office; although I am fairly certain that in the air it’s MUCH more palatable, I’m still kind of worried 😅
If you do that and you go missing for a while , I will presume you have been arrested 😂
@@fabiojungle4722 😂