Which Le Falcone sample to try first
We list 12 samples by Le Falcone. A guide by the recorded data, with 8 samples shown.
We list 12 samples by Le Falcone. We picked 8 to show here and describe them strictly by their recorded data. Nothing here is a verdict: the order is arbitrary and your skin decides.
The selection
Le Falcone Qannas
Le Falcone Qannas is an Eau de Parfum by Le Falcone. The notes on record are Amber, Apple, Bergamot, Lavender, Spices, Tonka bean and Vanilla. It is tagged aromatic, fruity, gourmand and oriental. It is listed for autumn and winter. The opening is the loudest part and the shortest, so let it pass before deciding.
Le Falcone Khulood
Le Falcone Khulood, an Extrait de Parfum from Le Falcone, has Apple, Bergamot, Berries, Cedar, Jasmine, Musk and Pineapple on record. Its family tags read aquatic, fresh, fruity and woody. For season the tags say spring and summer. Clothes hold a scent differently from skin, which makes a scarf or sleeve a useful second test.
Le Falcone Symphony Harmony
From Le Falcone comes Le Falcone Symphony Harmony, an Eau de Parfum. On paper it lists Bergamot, Cedar, Citrus fruits, Sandalwood and Spices. It is tagged aromatic, citrus, fresh and woody. The listing names spring and summer as its season. Notice how close it stays to the skin and how much of it others pick up.
Le Falcone Risala Forever
From Le Falcone comes Le Falcone Risala Forever, an Eau de Parfum. On paper it lists Amber, Bergamot, Jasmine, Musk, Rose, Sandalwood and Spices. It is tagged amber, floral and woody. For season the tags say autumn, spring and winter. Give it time to settle before you judge it.
Le Falcone Shouq
From Le Falcone comes Le Falcone Shouq, an Eau de Parfum. On paper it lists Citrus fruits and Vanilla. The scent families on record: citrus, floral, fruity and gourmand. The listing names autumn, spring and summer as its season. Try it on a normal day, not only on a special one, to see whether it fits your routine.
Le Falcone Muharib
With Le Falcone Muharib, Le Falcone has an Extrait de Parfum for which Amber, Bergamot, Cedar, Lavender, Patchouli, Spices and Vetiver are on record. Its family tags read amber, aromatic, fresh and woody. The listing names autumn and spring as its season. Write down what you notice after a few minutes and again after lunch, and you will see how it moves.
Le Falcone Risala Autograph
From Le Falcone comes Le Falcone Risala Autograph, an Eau de Parfum. On paper it lists Amber, Apple, Cedar, Citrus fruits, Coconut, Leather and Tonka bean. Its family tags read amber, aromatic, citrus and woody. It is listed for autumn, spring and winter. Do not judge it next to other perfumes on the same arm, as they blur each other.
Le Falcone Juman Precious
Le Falcone Juman Precious by Le Falcone is an Eau de Parfum with these recorded notes: Berries and Vanilla. The scent families on record: fruity, gourmand and oriental. Season on record: autumn, spring and winter. A paper strip shows the outline, skin shows the detail.
Also in this selection: Le Falcone Risala For You, Le Falcone Mirsaal Passion, Le Falcone Muharib Hero, Le Falcone Muharib Alpha.
How to test them
Note what you think each time, and read your notes back at the end of the week. Keep the rest of the vial for a second and third try in other weather. Try it once at home and once outdoors, since air and temperature change the impression. Apply one or two sprays to clean skin, without other scented products nearby.
A sample is the sensible first step: a perfume on paper and a perfume on skin are rarely the same thing. Give every sample its own day, and come back to the one you keep thinking about. Trying it as a sample first means your decision rests on wearing it, not on a description.
Where to go next
- Le Falcone samples
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- how to store perfume samples
Questions
How were these samples chosen?
By the tags and note lists on record for each perfume. Nothing was added from memory, the order is not a ranking, and perfumes without recorded notes are described without notes.
How many samples should I try at once?
Two or three is a good number. Wear one per day, on clean skin, and write down what you notice in the morning and in the evening before you move to the next.
Why do some perfumes show no notes?
Because we only print notes we can trace to a source. Where no note list is on record, the page says so and leaves the judging to your own skin.
