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PERFUME OIL BLENDS
Presented in an amber apothecary vial.
Marie Perfume Oil
$5.75 – $23.00
Marie Perfume Oil
$5.75 – $23.00
A blend of sinuous violet and elegant tea rose: the chosen scent of France’s Demigoddess of Debauch: Marie Antoinette.
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Claire –
This has become an instant favorite for me. It’s exactly what I was hoping for: a balance between violet and rose. Unlike a lot of violet scents, this one doesn’t become all that powdery, which I didn’t expect and between the two notes I’d say the rose stands out a little more. There’s something familiar and nostalgic about it.
Scent-wise it’s somewhat reminiscent to The Dormouse, but not quite as sharp.
Tiffany –
Marie is my favorite from BPAL that I have tried. On my skin the violet really comes out, I don’t personally smell much rose until the scent has dried down and settled over a few hours. I love that it retains a fresh violet scent, almost creamy, but still clean without turning too powdery. So beautiful and long lasting, it will be my new signature.
Anna –
This is lovely violet which lasts for hours. It was a FB blind buy as I was looking for a violet fragrance. Alas, I don’t get any rose out of this which I was looking forward to, but it’s still quite beautiful. This is a fragrance to wear for pure innocence and delight with the world. No troubles can come out of this bottle. A word of warning to those who dislike powder, violet is one of those florals which drys into powder; however, it’s quite luxurious and not a baby powder type.
xaglow –
This is a wonderful rose perfume! It is neither cloying or powdery! There is a sweetness about it that keeps it cool both wet and as it dries. I can’t get enough of this one!