At first, I perceive intense lemon and orange aromas. Then the fragrance becomes floral - perhaps that's the coriander, as there are no flowers mentioned in the description. I also think I can detect a distinct honey and pollen note. In the end, a bright, sweet note remains with dark (woody?) accents - that must be the vanilla with the musk.
Eau d'Amour smells distinctly different from Gaultier²; it is also lighter and fresher. I think that those who like Gaultier² will not automatically like Eau d'Amour, and vice versa. Therefore, I don't understand why it was released as a flanker and not as an independent fragrance (probably just in the expectation that both would be purchased together).
