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Lune de Miel Fragonard 2015

Version from 2015

7.4 / 10 31 Ratings

A perfume by Fragonard for women, released in 2015. The scent is sweet-floral. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Sweet

Floral

Gourmand

Powdery

Synthetic

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Blackberry

Blackcurrant

Gardenia

Heart Notes

Tuberose

Ylang-ylang

Hawthorn

Base Notes

Vanilla

Musk

Sandalwood

Perfumer

Sonia Constant

Ratings

Scent

7.431 Ratings

Longevity

6.722 Ratings

Sillage

6.624 Ratings

Bottle

6.732 Ratings

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Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

03/18/2025

7.5Scent

DogiCoco
637 Reviews

DogiCoco

1

Soft, honeyed Hypnotic Poison

A sweet and feminine fragrance whose main stars are a bright and powdery vanilla and smooth white florals. It smells very similar to Dior Hypnotic Poison EDT, but without the "poisonous" bitter almond note, and with a dash of the softness of Kenzo Amour instead.

There is a light fruity note to this, especially in the opening, but I don't think I would have identified it as blackberry or blackcurrant. But on the other hand, I'm not sure which other fruit I might smell here. Maybe a hint of orange? I don't know if it's the name ("honeymoon") playing tricks on my nose or the sweetness of the hawthorn note fooling me, but I also smell a little floral honey in the background. All together makes me crave the milky honey-orange smoothie I used to drink as a child at the mall. I got to see if the shop that sold it still exists.

Far in the drydown, after a few hours, a surprising ambery warmth emerges close to the skin and anchors the fragrance for another good while.

This is not a groundbreaking scent, and while it's a bit sad it got discontinued, I'm sure it's possible to find a good replacement. HP-adjacent fragrances are dime a dozen at the moment. I do think that this was a good, well-blended take on the concept though.

04/16/2021

8Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

AenjoyNow
4 Reviews

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AenjoyNow

Helpful Review 7

The Pure Loveliness

As it happens, one day a few golden drops of a sample of this honey literally came to me through a perfume swap. And since then, they haven't let me go.
Somehow, I had always wanted to have Dior's Hypnotic Poison; it was such a distinctive, yet princess-like scent from my youth that I never owned myself, but which always seemed to waft through city centers and the perfume departments of large department stores at a certain time, often tested by me and back then, it excited me greatly. However, over the years, it lost its appeal for me. It became too intense, too artificial, too intrusive, and too - sorry - girly. Perhaps that's why it never came to me.

All of this is not at all true for Lune de Miel. No Play-Doh, no piercing overwhelm, no artificial intensity, no miles-long scent trails. Instead, it offers pleasantly sweet honey with tuberose and vanilla pastry, which never feels overloaded or as if it only fits the Christmas winter, not at all. I love having it on me and around me every day, every moment. Right now in spring.

The very first moment is perhaps indeed a bit sharp, but immediately afterward, the overall impression softens, and even the red berries are briefly perceptible to me upon careful sniffing, although they immediately swim in a sea of vanilla. I really like that. The characteristic tuberose also comes through right away. And stays. Then I smell white, sweet flowers, whether it's hawthorn or gardenia - my sniffing skills aren't that refined yet; I would need to have smelled more gardenia and hawthorn for that. And I haven't yet.

How the scent then develops and lasts for hours, around 4-5 hours for me, is what prompted me to purchase and write this comment. The wonderful blend of dominant vanilla with tuberose and then gently a bit of sandalwood added, does become weaker over time, but it plays together so convincingly lovely for me that I get a completely enchanted look. Whenever I perceive it, I am in heaven. Because it remains light. Because it is as golden as a fairy's kiss. Because it makes me happy for hours like hardly any other scent has before. And it soothes me greatly. I have been searching for that for years.

Sure, for me, it is also an HP dupe, but a very light and wearable one, completely without any penetrance. It reminds me more of the initial HP when it was released and hadn't yet pricked the nose but was very magical and balsamic.
The bottle is indeed unattractive, but I don't care about that with the price and the amount of delicious honey inside.

06/29/2015

5Scent 7.5Longevity 7.5Sillage

Callas
187 Reviews

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Callas

Top Review 11

Sticky Sweet Honeymoon

Unfortunately, Fragonard does not offer spray samples, but rather the scented, sealed small cloths. I prefer to test by spraying, as I feel that the fragrance unfolds better.

However, with Lune de Miel, in my opinion, nothing is lost in intensity.
Once I tore open the packaging, I was immediately overwhelmed by the sweetness. The hawthorn, gardenia, and tuberose engulf everything. Honey-sweet, sticky vanilla traces spread across my wrist.
Those who love it lush, honey-sweet, and gourmand will be excellently served here.

The scent does not change for me either. The mentioned berries must have fled.
I find the fragrance sticky sweet, the sillage intrusive.

Statements

10 short views on the fragrance

Serenissima

4 years ago

8Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

11

4

Full moon night with honey scent: golden sweetness surrounds ripe berries, embraces noble gardenias, and caresses delicate floral aromas - enchanting!

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