Fleurs Sauvages
TRNP (Teone Reinthal Natural Perfume) (2015)

What a beautiful green floral this is! The honeysuckle and immortelle sweeten the lavender without removing its prickly green wisp. The immortelle also brings a slight hay like quality to help balance the sweet honeysuckle and the honey like side of the immortelle. I'm not familiar with the smell of blue tansy, but I can also smell the ambrette as this drys down. The opening is my favorite part by far, but the whole wear is very enjoyable and makes me feel like I'm walking through wildflowers on an alpine meadow, just as Teone wanted it to. Excellent work here by Dr. Reinthal!

TR writes: "The original Fleurs Sauvages was an early 2015 TRNP release. This reformulated version is a luminous green floral with exquisite sillage, and a longevity that behaves like an eau de toilette. Fleurs Sauvages (21) focuses on florals grown in bitterly cold, high altitudes to convey windswept fields of wild flowers. This more-sophisticated version has had the sweetness dialed right down, to showcase the bracing bitter snap of wildflowers grown in alpine meadows. Featured notes include: white grapefruit, Croatian immortelle, German chamomile, Roman chamomile, blue tansy, Kashmir wild-crafted lavender, Russian lavender, broom, clary sage, and galbanum."

Lovely stuff, green like moss rather than galbanum (featured though it may be) or pine. How lovely? After one wearing, I bought one bottle and zero regrets.