L'eau de Liesse

Soft, pretty, and buttery. A cozy scent that lasts a long time. Fell in love with the sample and bought a full bottle. It's become my go-to grab. Previously my every day scent was Bal d Afrique and I feel like this is that vein of being an extremely wearable, understated floral. This one is girly without being cloying.

This doesn't read as a floral to me despite the floral notes listed. I would classify this more as a "skin scent." It is soft and lightly powdery, and there is a really amazing creamy nuttiness from the macadamia nut which makes this unlike anything I've smelled. I can't think of any other scent that uses macadamia, but its really a great note. Soft musk in the dry-down, and lasting power is moderate. This is a really classy, clean girl scent, but without actually smelling like literal soap. I could see this being someone's everyday or signature scent. The bottle is also really unique and adds a fun splash of color to my perfume tray. Price point is great as well. All around great buy, could be worn in any season or occasion.

I'm genuinely impressed by this fragrance. It has a subtly clean scent that doesn't overpower with floral notes. It is perfectly balanced and exudes sophistication, but still has a charming and unique character. I put it on in the morning and I loved getting occasional hints of its scent throughout the day. I’m so happy I found this because it’s my new signature perfume!

What a lovely skin scent. I typically don't like "feminine" or "floral" scents. At first, it smells like a complex citrusorris blend, then dries down to a lush, blend of macadamia, very light musk, with a hint of sweet heliotrope and powdery orris. Put it on this morning, had physical therapy, lunch, went to barn, came home this evening and wondered what was smelling so lovely, It was my perfume I had applied in the morming!

Dang, this is pretty. I mean PRETTY. Like, Caron Aimez-Moi pretty. I assumed I'd ordered this sample because I love violets, but no violet appears in the notes. It must be the combination of tangy neroli and powdery iris and heliotrope. Like the first warm, sunny day of spring. I was worried about the aldehydes but they're subtle. Definitely full-bottle-worthy.