Yes I Do, Don't Get Me Wrong Baby by Etat Libre d'Orange

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Yes I Do, Don't Get Me Wrong Baby Etat Libre d'Orange 2016

6.5 / 10 95 Ratings

A perfume by Etat Libre d'Orange for women, released in 2016. The scent is floral-fresh. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral

Fresh

Sweet

Synthetic

Creamy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Lily of the valley

Aldehydes

Pear

Heart Notes

Jasmine

Peony

Orange blossom absolute

Base Notes

Cedarwood

Musk

Cocoa absolute

Perfumer

Antoine Maisondieu

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Ratings

Scent

6.595 Ratings

Longevity

6.570 Ratings

Sillage

6.272 Ratings

Bottle

7.179 Ratings

Value for money

6.629 Ratings

Submitted by ExUser, last update on 11/08/2025.

Interesting Facts

This is the re-release of the scent "Don't Get Me Wrong Baby, I Don't Swallow" with new design and name.

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Reviews

5 in-depth fragrance descriptions

06/03/2022

6Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

Kurai
388 Reviews

Kurai

2

Easy to swallow

Apart from the semi-quirky name, there is not much in this perfume that draws attention. The dominant scent is lily-of-the-valley; a friendly one, but a little dusty or powdery in structure. That may be because it is accompanied by clean musky tones instead of the usual sharp greens. As a result, “Yes I Do” leans more towards a modern all-synthetics type of musk than an actual floral; like a random Juliette Has A Gun release. Easy-going but kind of basic.

05/08/2020

7.5Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

Emorandeira
395 Reviews

Emorandeira

Helpful Review

Soft White floral

Yes i do smells good but It is nothing special since there are many similar perfumes in the shops with better smell and better performance. What i get the most is the Jasmine and Orange blossom with a soft Lilly of the ballet. The aldehides gives some freshness and soapy vibe and the back is subtle and Woody. The performance is very moderate.

Scent: 7.5
Longevity: 7
Sillage: 6
Quality/price: 4
Versatility: 8
Originality: 5
Global: 7

07/19/2024

5Scent 3Longevity 4Sillage

Raluko111
414 Reviews

Raluko111

1

Synthetic green

Very cute! I don't care for lilies of the valley, but I like them here. However, although I adore green scents, here it's a little too green, a synthetic green which almost makes me want to sneeze. That sensation lasts for 10-15 minutes. With time it comes down to a diapahanous, white floral smell, but as it starts getting better, it also starts getting weaker until in 2, 3 hours...Puff! Gone!
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Foarte drăgălaș, aici lăcrimioarele chiar îmi plac! Dar, deși ador note verzi în parfumerie, aici e cumva cam prea verde, un verde o țâră sintetic, aproape că ma face să strănut în primele 10-15 minute. Cu timpul se liniștește și se asează cu un miros diafan de flori albe, dar cu cât devine mai plăcut, cu atât mai mult începe să se disipeze până dispare în două, trei ore, Puf! Dus...

10/07/2018

7.5Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

Stanze
105 Reviews

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Stanze

Top Review 11

I Hear the Lily of the Valley Ringing

Yes I Do, Don't Get Me Wrong Baby (translated: Yes I do, don’t get me wrong, baby, hereafter referred to as "Yes I do") smells like lily of the valley, sweet creamy lily of the valley. On me, practically nothing else. The longevity is disappointing and the projection is not particularly strong either. I immediately thought that the fragrance is intended for young or very young women. As a teenager, I had a cheap lily of the valley perfume oil, and this reminded me of it.

Of course, I read the French and English versions of the EldO website as always and found that EldO explains things quite clearly in the French version. It smells like the art of the "American kiss." And to avoid any misunderstanding, they describe it a bit more elaborately, concluding that this "girl does everything and nothing more." I wonder who wants to smell like a girl who does everything but looks completely innocent. Therefore, I consider it misguided marketing. Or is it a little hint to give to your fiancée?

Family tester M thinks "Yes I do" is very good and said that one (woman) could wear it when going to a club to pick someone up. I would argue that the projection is not particularly strong. So maybe one wears it for a date. I come from a time when we had appointments instead of dates and therefore am clearly too old for that. Moreover, the perfume does not suit me at all.

However, in real life, probably no one (except us) would know that you are wearing "Yes I do" when you smell innocently of lily of the valley. Therefore, my conclusion is that girls or women who appear very young, like pink, glitter, and unicorns, can definitely wear "Yes I do." It works for them at work or even for sports, for that matter. But in the future, I will think completely wrong things when I smell lily of the valley perfume on people.

08/08/2018

8.5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Sneamori
6 Reviews

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Sneamori

5

I do or I don't or whatever...

When you receive a whole bunch of ELDO fragrances to test in a travel package, this one with its rather special name (though the other ELDO scents have their own unique names too ;-=)) cannot be missing.
Naturally, you immediately ask yourself the question: So, what does this scent smell like, and especially, what does it remind you of?? And that is certainly intended.
The answer is simple: To me, upon the first spray, it smells strongly of lily of the valley and orange, with the lily of the valley initially dominating and the orange lingering in the background. However, after a short while, the somewhat scratchy lily of the valley (thankfully for me, as I unfortunately do not like lily of the valley in perfume) disappears and gives way to the orange. A sweet vanilla joins in, and then? Nothing, that's it!
Orange and vanilla, that's all I can smell. It smells to me like a vanilla ice cream with that fruity orange ice coating. Delicious, pleasant. However, I do not detect any spiciness, nor cocoa or patchouli, unfortunately.
Just orange-vanilla ice cream. And that will be the solution to the riddle. We are not talking about any bodily fluids or what some might otherwise imagine with the name of the fragrance.
She meant the ice cream, nothing more. She does not lick it, she does not chew it. She takes a bite and swallows the piece whole. Sorry, it's that simple, baby!