Review of Dioriviera by Yaroslavna Lasytsya

This perfume proves the ancient greek expression about "true genius residing in simplicity". The notes are not many, but the way they are composed and layered is a true masterpiece. The opening is that of a raspy green fig, not yet ripe, but already building up its character. Green foliage is that of the May plants, full of sweet, life-giving juices, bursting with vigour and basking in the rays of a gentle sun. The tender sweetness of first roses follows, light and captivating as butterflies in dance. When those notes become fully intertwined - one cannot help but to keep craving more and more of the fresh and delicate scent just to stay in this perfume's reality for a little while longer. The sillage is perfect - not too subtle and not too strong. It will draw in those near you, teasing and enchanting, without knocking them off their feet or suffocating them with its thickness. The fig ripens as the time goes on, and becomes gently honeyed (not as in jam, but as the Lebanon green figs, so juicy and golden-green on the tongue when eaten), adding golden hue and expanding the depth of the scent. The whole composition is an ode to spring, its zest for life and joy of being. "Dioriviera" can be worn anywhere, for any occasion, especially when one wants to be reminded of the carelessness of youth, soft green grass under bare feet and the blue skies above one's head; when life is good without a single cloud or worry in the entire world.