Cool Mingeonnyeo - Goutal Paris Petit Chérie Scent Review

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Goutal Paris and Petit Chérie

 

I am a woman with cool undertones, sensitive skin, and dry skin.

I heard that it is a brand created by Annick Goutal, a pianist and model, and it made me think she is incredibly talented.
The early days of recreating the diverse scents of roses in various perfumes while traveling in the Grasse region of France
The production notes were creative and unexpected, so I found myself sniffing the scent carefully.
I heard that Petit Chérie, which this perfumer created with affection, is a perfume made for his daughter.
Wow... it seems like it must have been a heart overflowing with affection and special feelings.

"A perfume reminiscent of your rosy cheeks that evoke a kiss full of love."
A notepad that would have been attached to the perfume a mother gave to her daughter
I thought it was even more lovely.

Unlike the moment you feel the sudden stimulation of the sweet scent of fruit, the scents of grass and rose also linger as a afterglow.
I felt it was a bit light... and I thought it fell short in capturing the charm of middle age.
Looking at the steering notes, I understand it completely now.

 

I would like to recommend this to warm tones and summer cool tones in their 20s, reminiscent of a fresh and lively peach.

In a way, it could be a hand or body cream with a peach scent that isn't completely light.

It could be the feel of a diffuser suitable for a lovely ribbon-adorned coming-of-age ceremony.
The vanilla, musk, and rose scents pass by very lightly, and even the rose scent is yellow rather than red.
There is a pleasant softness, like light pink roses gently swaying in the breeze.

There are some who have mentioned a slightly fishy or pungent smell, probably from cafe air fresheners or diffusers.
I also thought that you might have smelled a similar scent.
Since Kobako has a very polarizing scent resembling spoiled fruit, I highly recommend trying it out first.
There were some opinions that it needs a bit of stabilization.

Lastly, I think it would be the perfect gift for a coming-of-age ceremony.

 

On the sample strip you provided, Rose Pompon smelled more like berries than rose.

I definitely felt that stabilization was needed.
They say Le Chèvrefeuille is a honeysuckle flower, but I'm not really a fan of florals.

The grassy scent of this flower really stood out more.
I felt a very strong orange blossom scent in Le Temps des Reves, and it also had quite a neutral feel.