Top Notes 
Blackcurrant
Mandarin orange
Pear
Heart Notes 
Lotus
Orange blossom
Peony
Tuberose
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Base Notes 
Sandalwood
Amber
Musk
Florblanca
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A fragrance not just for the ladies
I assume it's called Mademoiselle because it brings a lot of freshness and is very lively, this Marina de Bourbon scent. Especially the beginning is a: YAY, let's go! However, I can't detect pear here.
It then calms down a bit, becoming rounder and more floral; orange and tuberose do everything for that. The lotus gives it a softer side, and the peony brings back the freshness. The top and heart notes are quite loud, I must give it that!
Late, almost too late, the calm and very beautiful base note comes into play; actually only when you slowly but surely grow tired of the heart note. But the base completely reconciles you again.
"I just want to play," the fragrance assured me.
A scent to feel good, very lively, so not for reserved femininity, but rather for those who like to make a statement.
It is very economical - the 30 ml bottle lasts a long time, as the fragrance has an extremely good longevity - and definitely not just for the ladies, so the Mademoiselles among us, my dear ladies.
It then calms down a bit, becoming rounder and more floral; orange and tuberose do everything for that. The lotus gives it a softer side, and the peony brings back the freshness. The top and heart notes are quite loud, I must give it that!
Late, almost too late, the calm and very beautiful base note comes into play; actually only when you slowly but surely grow tired of the heart note. But the base completely reconciles you again.
"I just want to play," the fragrance assured me.
A scent to feel good, very lively, so not for reserved femininity, but rather for those who like to make a statement.
It is very economical - the 30 ml bottle lasts a long time, as the fragrance has an extremely good longevity - and definitely not just for the ladies, so the Mademoiselles among us, my dear ladies.
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