• L’Artisan Parfumeur Safran Troublant EDT Fragrance Review

    Date: 2012.10.10 | Category: fragrance | Tags: ,,,,,,,

    L'Artisan Parfumeur Safran Troublant

    L’Artisan Parfumeur describes Safran Troublant as “a potent portrayal of candied roses; alluring and just a little dangerous.” Yep. They got that right.

    The opening of Safran Troublant is a rich, spicy saffron with sandalwood and rose. It’s like a pinch of saffron soaking in a rose attar. It’s a spicy, woody rose. It’s a little “chewy”. I do get more than saffron in the opening. There’s clove, dried ginger, alspice. Safran Troublant is a warm and comforting fragrance, not too sweet and not too spicy. It’s a perfect balance of the two. With time the fragrance becomes creamier with vanilla and sandalwood. It’s a “potent portrayal of candied roses”. And it’s the “go-to” saffron fragrance.

    Nita Naldi

    Notes listed include saffron, vanilla, sandalwood, and red rose. PERFUMER - Olivia Giacobetti

    Give Safran Troublant a try if you are looking for a spicy perfume or if you like perfumes like Ormonde Jayne Ta’if, Amouage Lyric for Men, Divine L’Homme Sage, Montale Red Aoud, and/or Malle Noir Epices. I find Safran Troublant completely unisex. And completely delicious.

    This perfume has average projection and average longevity (for an EDT). I wish it was more concentrated. My complaint with the fragrance is that it is too sheer. But, I guess that it is the point of the fragrance!

    The 3.4 oz EDT of Safran Troublant retails for $145 at Beautyhabit.

    Victoria’s Final EauPINIONSpicy rose attar with vanilla. This is one of the go-to saffron fragrances. It’s a nice mix of sugar and spice, easy to wear and it’s comforting.

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    *Sample purchased by me. Product pic from www.fragrantica.com. Nita Naldi pic from www.fanpix.net. Post contains an affiliate link. Thanks!