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Poudrextase

Eau de Parfum

Femme
  Unisex
Masc
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Something about this scent is so luxurious. Easily would pay about $250, enormous projection, long lasting, reminded me of my godmother, Miss Innocencia, a lady who just smelled of expensive cosmetics and had a certain je ne sais quoi. This is for a woman who eats steak with the sharpest knife. Personally, I like to layer with my more fun, unserious scents because the combination is very me. A sophisticated fragrance that's hard to pinpoint.
By   - fashion designer from chs on 5/14/2024
This is a great lived-in skin-scent. Initially the rice powder tempers the civet, but there's no denying its animalic core, which is long-lasting. It is a bit too strong for my taste since I mostly use fragrance for feeling fresh, but I have layered this with success. As a base, this makes other scents utterly ravishing!
By   - Teacher from VA on 10/1/2023
This is the scent that makes you come alive, it’s soft but so mysterious, I can’t put my finger on a specific scent, it just make you want to keep sniffing your self, so mysterious!!!
By   - Sales from Miami on 2/23/2023
Problem: How do I get my nose detached from my wrist now that I've smelled Poudrextase? I've chased this scent for decades since I first encountered it walking into the back of Saks Fifth Avenue in Beverly Hills. As you enter the building you're greeted by the scent of a melange of expensive cosmetics and fragrances kept behind sliding glass panels. The scent is also Charles of the Ritz powder, custom hand-blended from little jars for discerning customers long ago. Poudrextase is the scent of hand-blended powder, a distant and elegant fragrance mixture with no name, and a pinch of civet to ground it to reality. When I first smelled it I felt like Archimedes who ran through the streets shouting, "Eureka," I've found it. Divine.
By   - Writer from Fairfax on 12/16/2021
This is what you have been looking for. I have spent thousands of dollars trying to discover a true skin scent but one that other people can discern - not necessarily as a "perfume" but as the divine essence of who I am emerging from my pores. I smile and want to hug myself when I catch a whiff of Poudrextase when I move my arm or bow my head towards my chest. Peppery and soft, buttery and animalic. The scent of warmth and clean skin, but clean skin from a real living being who showers but also has a chemistry that no shower or dial soap can conceal. I am reminded that I am human - alive, magnificent, flawed, unique, loud, quiet, courageous, timid, breathing into my brilliance and sweating into my anxiety.
By   - Professor from Brooklyn on 4/8/2019