Gallivant Perfumes - Tel Aviv
Winter has finally made itself known here on the East Coast
in the U.S. Today we had our first light
snowfall. Something about the grey skies
and falling snow made me crave testing this fragrance today. Gallivant’s Tel Aviv is a fruity floral and it
seemed like it would fit the bill for brightening this first dark Winter’s day.
Tel Aviv opens fresh and sunny with notes of light and
slightly sweet Clementine, bergamot, and blackcurrent bud. The blackcurrant bud adds a tinge of greenness
to the opening. About thirty minutes
into wear. I begin to get a rush of florals.
There is a medium intensity blooming jasmine and a soft rose that float
over a bright freesia. I get an intense
ylang-ylang and a creamy sandalwood that create an almost narcotic and sensual drape
blending seamlessly with the jasmine, rose, and freesia. The juice seems to create the illusion of all
the best of a sunny day. Base notes
begin to round Tel Aviv about an hour in.
A light musk hinting of vanilla creates almost a sense of intimacy while
the warmth of the other notes shine through.
Tel Aviv wears on me for roughly 9 hours with moderate
projection.
Notes: clementine,
bergamot, blackcurrant bud, jasmine sambac absolute, comoros’ ylang ylang, rose
oil, freesia, sandalwood, musks, deer’s tongue (liatrix) absolute, benzoin
*I’d like to thank Nir Guy of Perfumology (King of Prussia,
PA) for the sample of Tel Aviv.
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