Love Generation Rock Jeanne Arthes 2010

I admit it. The bottle doesn’t exactly invite you to admire it.
Touching it is out of the question.
But fortune favors the brave, so I boldly tested this fragrance.
And that’s a good thing, because the contents of this bottle are a gem for the Classique community. In this little bottle, we find a slightly gentler representative of Classique EdT from the man in the sailor look. Not quite as vanilla, not quite as loud, and not quite as "puffy". Instead, it’s a tad fruitier, almost green and juicy.
Love Generation Rock starts with a green mandarin; I can detect crushed mandarin leaves that are responsible for the juicy green note.
The flowers in the heart note then clearly indicate where the scent journey is headed, namely towards a warm vanilla-wood base that is naturally sweet.
The great thing is that the cheerful, green mandarin note holds on until the end.
Conclusion: A gentle panty magnet.
For a small price, a truly beautiful fragrance, reminding us once again that it’s the inner values that count.
The longevity is enormous; there’s nothing to complain about.