(Belongs To The Olfactory Notes Family Similar to Sakura By Acqua Di Parma¨)
Cherry Blossom Serenade- 0674 by Perfume Parlour is a unisex Citrus scent with Calabrian bergamot, Yellow Mandarin, Pink Pepper, Cherry Blossom, Jasmine Sambac, and Musk.
I never smelt the original from Penhaligon's, but I smelt other alternative from other fragrances oils companies. I like Perfume Parlour proposal. It smells smoky and a bit sweet for some hours, I like the smell a lot. It tends to turn on the sweet side after some hours, but the smell is still good.
Noisy For Men - 1913
R.H
Just perfect
I find it better than the original because the PP is directly in the bottom of the perfume with a 90% similarity (I own the original)
Second Reaction - 0360
Kevin Stoddart
Absolutely Amazing
I discovered the original scent (Kilian Smoking Hot) in a large dept. store and instantly fell in love with it. I've been waiting for PP to release this and they have hit the nail bang on the head with this one. It is identical to the original. Smells amazing and lasts for ages. I can still smell it on my clothes the next day. Only a very small amount needed for maximum effects. I'm using the 60ml Extrait. 10/10 PP.
Spice Smoke - 2082
Kris Scholes
A sweet hybrid
This is lovely and sweet, quite juicy as well. To my nose it's like a hybrid of Instant Crush and Erba Pura. It's just seems to work without leaning too feminine. This is now my 24th or 25th extrait bottle from P.P. I just wish the delivery was quicker.
White Gold - 1995
R.H
Just like the original
98% Identical to the original I have
Stellarius Luxe For Men - 0634
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(Belongs To The Olfactory Notes Family Similar to Sakura By Acqua Di Parma¨)
Cherry Blossom Serenade- 0674 by Perfume Parlour is a unisex Citrus scent with Calabrian bergamot, Yellow Mandarin, Pink Pepper, Cherry Blossom, Jasmine Sambac, and Musk.
