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01/24/2018
Anessa
39 Reviews
Anessa
Very helpful Review
Faded in spring
If it were for me, Madame's love would have to have been in spring at first sight, and unfortunately only of short duration.
From the opening with peony to the citrusy dry down, the fragrance remained light and transparent like the colour of the liquid, with a slightly fruity aftertaste of peach, absorbed by floral notes. The whole composition feels rather pale and thin, as if the base or the heart was missing, and soon after the pleasant start, osmanthus paired with citrus notes became stronger as a diluted sourness - the same development as in Lanvin Me L'Eau or Lempicka L'Eau Jolie.
I cannot say anything about its similarity to Gucci Floral EDT without having tried the latter. But both the bottle and the white box with its floral borders show a clear connection to the "source of inspiration", and the first smell immediately struck me as familiar.
It's a quiet, spring-like, light, and feminine floral scent along the lines of the fragrances mentioned above, with the distinctive notes of peony, osmanthus, and citrus, suitable for any situation that requires a subtle scent. The longevity is more like that of an EDT. Even though it went sour on my skin, Madame in Love is definitely one of those I would prefer to other perfumes of this brand.
From the opening with peony to the citrusy dry down, the fragrance remained light and transparent like the colour of the liquid, with a slightly fruity aftertaste of peach, absorbed by floral notes. The whole composition feels rather pale and thin, as if the base or the heart was missing, and soon after the pleasant start, osmanthus paired with citrus notes became stronger as a diluted sourness - the same development as in Lanvin Me L'Eau or Lempicka L'Eau Jolie.
I cannot say anything about its similarity to Gucci Floral EDT without having tried the latter. But both the bottle and the white box with its floral borders show a clear connection to the "source of inspiration", and the first smell immediately struck me as familiar.
It's a quiet, spring-like, light, and feminine floral scent along the lines of the fragrances mentioned above, with the distinctive notes of peony, osmanthus, and citrus, suitable for any situation that requires a subtle scent. The longevity is more like that of an EDT. Even though it went sour on my skin, Madame in Love is definitely one of those I would prefer to other perfumes of this brand.
