CaFleureBon.com New Perfume Review: I Profumi di Firenze  Jeunesse – French Impressionism In November 2014, Giovanni di Massimo composed Jeunesse,  (translated from French it means Girlhood) a white floral with  just enough lavender and musk.... It begins with a very floral  lily of the valley note and a pithy bergamot, which quickly  slides into a lavender and gardenia heart.  Each individual note is downy soft, nearly swaddled – rather than sharply  etched. It can be compared to French Impressionist Art, at first seemingly  ordinary but the scent shifts with light and movement. This is a hallmark of the  line – an ethereal gauziness that is instantly calming, sophisticated and playful.  There is an ease and expanse to this perfume that somehow soothes the bones and muscles.  And, despite its name and the gauzy demeanor, I find that it could easily be worn by men as well  as women. The serenity it imparts is the thing here; not strong statements about gender. By the time  your nose has encountered their perfumes, you know you're in a very private, very welcoming place.  The base notes of jasmine and white musk anchor the drydown while still very much keeping the  white floral appeal going strong as the perfume winds down.  i Profumi di Firenze Jeunesse $110 at beautyhabit.com  January 10, 2015
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