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Perle Verte
by Pascal Morabito
Perle Verte is a fresh, green floral chypre with a warm and spicy character, delivering an aromatic balance of citrus, white flowers, and woody notes. It opens with bright cardamom and citrus, quickly settling into a crisp, herbal green core with lily, orange blossom, and subtle tuberose. The mid-phase features a pronounced clove and minty green note, creating a uniquely spicy, slightly soapy floral quality—reminiscent of Sisley Soir de Lune or a lighter, more vibrant Tender Poison. The dry down reveals a musky, sandy base with patchouli and sandalwood, rounding out into a creamy, almost soap-like floral musk. It's not overtly sweet, more restrained and elegant, with a layered complexity that feels both refined and accessible. Despite some blended aspects that some find irritating, the fragrance consistently delivers strong performance and sillage beyond its price point, earning praise for its value and pleasant wearability in spring and summer.
Pros
- +Strong performance and sillage for its price point, with many noting it lasts for hours and projects well
- +Unique green-floral-spicy character that stands out among similar perfumes, ideal for fans of chypre, green tones, or floral musk blends
- +Stylish, elegant bottle design that enhances the perception of quality, making it a great choice for both purchase and gifting
Cons
- −Some users report a pronounced soapy or laundry-like quality, particularly in the dry down, which feels unrefined to certain noses
- −The clove and minty green notes can feel sharp or dominant, making the scent feel uneven or irritating if sensitive to spiciness
- −Mixed results on longevity for some users despite strong consensus on its lasting power for others