The perfumer says: 

Cuir Fleurissant is my very own interpretation of the traditional Scented Leather technique. A blast of Calabrian Bergamot opening followed by Smoky Rectified Birch Oil, Castoreum and Caramelized Florals with the addition of my signature Muguet Accord

Cuir Fleurissant fragrance notes

  • Head

    • bergamot, violet leaf, orange flower, neroli, birch tar, aldehydes
  • Heart

    • mimosa, bulgarian damask rose, orris butter, muguet, ylang ylang, rosewood, geranium, violet, smoke
  • Base

    • musk, benzoin siam, vanilla, opoponax, patchouli, leather, ambrette seed, castoreum, styrax, amyris, nagarmotha

Latest Reviews of Cuir Fleurissant

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Cuir Fleurissant from Angelos Olfactives. My favorite from the house next to Angeliki. Both share that "retro" quality and floracy, yet one is a Chypre while the other is a Leather perfume. It walks in the lines of other great floral-leather perfumes that make great use of violet, such as Cuir Cannage and Great Britain, but I enjoy this one better. It sits so well with my skin chemistry, but I did hear a few people having not such a great experience, so definitely sample it beforehand.

On me, it behaves like a "Cuir de Russie" leather with a good amount of florals, a juicy bergamot that lingers forever, and some moss and resins in the base. As the name suggests, the leather accord and the floral bouquet are what you'll experience for the most part, and they are both finely executed. The opening greets you with a juicy bergamot that is stretched deep into the heart and balances the candied quality of the florals and the smokiness of the birch tar. The leather accord paints a deep brown color in my mind and feels incredibly textured. There is a smoky quality from the birch, after all, it is a Cuir de Russie, but on my skin, it doesn't overrule the other aspects, hence, it doesn't bother me one bit. It's perfectly dosed for my tastes. The florals are a major component here going hand-in-hand with the leather. It feels like a floral bouquet in which violet stands out the most. There is a candied quality to it that pairs well with the tart flavor of the bergamot. As time goes by, the leather loses its grip but the florals hang on tight. Resins and moss adjoin them in the later stages to shift the composition toward more of a Chypre-like experience.

Overall, it is a delightful floral-leather perfume, and although it doesn't bring anything new to this genre, I believe it is among the finest.

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