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Woody Peony by Dossier
Key Notes of Woody Peony
What Does Woody Peony Smell Like
Dossier's Woody Peony perfume invites you straight into a vibrant garden with its opening notes. The top layers of peach and lychee create a juicy, sweet aroma that is enhanced by the zesty freshness of bergamot. Alongside these, the light, crisp scent of freesia is noticeable, adding an element of airy floral grace. As the fragrance evolves, the heart notes of jasmine, orange blossom, peony, and white flowers come forward, creating a bouquet of floral fragrances that are rich and vibrant, yet delicately feminine. These middle notes are bright without being overwhelming, weaving together to create an aroma that is sensually floral. Finally, the base notes of musk, oakmoss, and woods anchor the perfume with a grounded scent that is earthy and robust. The musk adds a hint of animalistic allure, while the oakmoss and woods provide a natural depth, giving the overall fragrance a final touch of warm, organic richness. This combination creates a perfume aroma that is floral with an earthy backbone, resonating with the scents of a natural landscape.
Review of Woody Peony
The Dossier Woody Peony is a remarkable interpretation of the more expensive Ex Nihilo's Fleur Narcotique. From the first spray, it's clear that Dossier has paid painstaking attention to replicate the intricate blend of Fleur Narcotique's distinct floral aroma. The Woody Peony opens with an invigorating medley of peony, freesia, lychee, and peach, similar to its high-end counterpart.
As the fragrance evolves, it notably brings forward the earthy oakmoss and rich woods, creating a softer, more grounded scent compared to Fleur Narcotique's abundant floral bouquet. This difference, however, is not necessarily a drawback. It affords the Woody Peony a unique personality, one that aligns with individuals seeking a more toned-down, yet distinct, floral perfume.
The longevity of Woody Peony is commendable, lasting for hours without losing its vibrancy. This is a significant advantage considering its price point, a mere $39, which is a fraction of Fleur Narcotique's steep $225. The value for money is undeniable, making it an appealing choice for those who appreciate the original fragrance but are budget-conscious.
In terms of packaging, Dossier's minimalist design might come off as less luxurious compared to the sleek aesthetics of Ex Nihilo's products. However, it's the aroma that does the heavy lifting and in this regard, Dossier's Woody Peony does not fall short.
In summary, the Dossier Woody Peony is a commendable dupe for Ex Nihilo's Fleur Narcotique, winning points for its surprisingly close scent profile, durability, and affordable price. If you're after a sophisticated floral scent that doesn't break the bank, the Woody Peony is definitely worth a spritz.
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