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Ноты
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Аккорды
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Парфюмеры
Basile
Женский
Basile by Basile is a Chypre Floral fragrance for women. Basile was launched in 1986. Top notes are Clove, Tangerine, Cinnamon, Ylang-Ylang and African Orange Flower; middle notes are Iris, Rose, Tuberose and Jasmine; base notes are Sandalwood, oak moss, Amber and Patchouli. Basile is a female fragrance launched in 1987. It opens with notes of tangerine, orange blossom, ylang-ylang, cinnamon and clove. The heart is composed of jasmine, tuberose, rose and iris, whereas the base consists of sandalwood, patchouli, oak moss and amber. Available as 50 and 100 ml EDT.
Основные аккорды
Ольфакторная пирамида
От открытия до шлейфа, интенсивность на основе голосования сообщества.
Верхние ноты0 – 15 мин
Базовые ноты3 ч – конец
Открытие
Развитие
Шлейф
Верхние ноты0 – 15 мин
Ноты сердца15 мин – 3 ч
Базовые ноты3 ч – конец
Community Insights
PositiveBased on 30 community opinions from Reddit
7.5
/ 10 community score
The r/fragrance community has a positive reception toward herbal and basil-forward fragrances, with many members enthusiastically recommending niche and indie options. However, longevity issues plague some popular choices, and members note that finding authentic vegetable notes can be difficult. The community values the unique, dry aesthetic these fragrances provide compared to mainstream sweet fragrances.
Strengths
- Unique, green, and fresh herbal character that stands out from mainstream fragrances
- Excellent for those seeking dry, non-sweet scents without fruity notes
- Niche and indie brands offer authentic vegetable and herbal notes
- Versatile options available across different price points and styles
Weaknesses
- Poor longevity on some popular herbal fragrances (2 hours or less)
- Can be challenging to find discontinued classics or specific vegetable notes
- Some herbal fragrances prioritize atmospheric quality over wearability
Best for
Summer casual wearFresh, green everyday scentsOffice or daytime wearHerb and garden enthusiasts
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
