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| Picture: Hegoa Photo: PR Téo Cabanel |
Hegoa starts teaish with soft, supporting citric notes. The tea is soft green and soon also a watery, dewy white rose joins the breezy blend and Hegoa is fleeting in a discrete and elegant cloud around the wearer. As wearer, it feels like taking a bath in a luxary rosewater with the bathtube full of the white rosepetals. The longer Hegoa dries down, the moore notes of greenery comes forward. The green notes are smooth and delicate, like budding leaves. A soft and discrete musk is emphasizing the top and middlenotes and an ambery glow and some very light woods constitutes the base. Hegoa is a true example of "less is more" carefully blended and balanced with high quality ingredients.The fragrance feels very natural, no sharp chemicals in sight (smell). It's a carefree, casual chic fragrance, refreshing and suitable to wear in daytime, year around even if the fragrance itself signals sunny summerdays in a wild english styled garden. Sillage is very close and longevity almost for a day.
Even if not smelling the same, Hegoa would probably appeal to those who like light, fleeting rosefragrances such as Parfums de Nicolai Rose Pivoine and Annick Goutal Rose Splendide. Also those who likes Early Roses and Lace Garden from Téo Cabanel, will like Hegoa as it shares their natural, elegant style but in a lighter and more transparant interpretation.
Rating: 5
Notes: Bergamot, citrus, mandarine, rose petals, green tea, violet, wood, musk, amber
PS: Fragrance & Art also carries the Téo Cabanel line.
This sounds really lovely. I adore crisp, simple perfumes that have an naturalness and wildness
SvaraRaderaThen try this, more casual, fleeting and light than Early Roses and also a good representant for the timeless, classy fragrances from the house of Teo Cabanel
SvaraRadera