| Perfume Name | CB I Hate Perfume Violet Empire |
| Year Introduced | 2006 |
| Perfumer | Christopher Brosius |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Strength | Water Perfume |
| Notes | Violet Empress, elemi, violet leaf absolute, rosewood, mahogany, and Russian leather |
| Country of Origin | United States |
CB I Hate Perfume Violet Empire is a violet like no other. It takes the ethereal candied violet smell, combines it with the violet leaves, wraps it up in wood and leather. An original violet smell that may change your mind about how you think of the little shy violet. This is the Water Perfume.
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I like this one a lot, but it's totally unique and different from a typical violet. I get a lot of green, and even a little but of pepperiness. I once saw a review that said this perfume is the whole violet, pistons, stamen and all. I think that's right. I really like it, but like all CB I Hate Perfumes it's water based, which allows it to be light and lovely, but it doesn't last long. This one does last longer than some though. Overall def recommend trying it out.
This is a really pleasant scent. It hasn't become overwhelming in the heat, for one. It carries a little bit of floral sweetness, but it's not sugary, powdery, and it doesn't smell like violet candies. This isn't the sort of thing I like usually, but I'm pleasantly surprised!
I like this one a lot, but it's totally unique and different from a typical violet. I get a lot of green, and even a little but of pepperiness. I once saw a review that said this perfume is the whole violet, pistons, stamen and all. I think that's right. I really like it, but like all CB I Hate Perfumes it's water based, which allows it to be light and lovely, but it doesn't last long. This one does last longer than some though. Overall def recommend trying it out.
This is a really pleasant scent. It hasn't become overwhelming in the heat, for one. It carries a little bit of floral sweetness, but it's not sugary, powdery, and it doesn't smell like violet candies. This isn't the sort of thing I like usually, but I'm pleasantly surprised!
