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Histoire d'Orangers 2017

7.7 / 10 64 Ratings
A popular perfume by L'Artisan Parfumeur for women and men, released in 2017. The scent is floral-citrusy. It was last marketed by Puig.
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Main accords

Floral
Citrus
Fresh
Fruity
Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
NeroliNeroli White teaWhite tea
Heart Notes Heart Notes
Orange blossom absoluteOrange blossom absolute Helvetolide®Helvetolide®
Base Notes Base Notes
AmbroxAmbrox Tonka bean absoluteTonka bean absolute

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Scent
7.764 Ratings
Longevity
6.843 Ratings
Sillage
6.746 Ratings
Bottle
7.752 Ratings
Value for money
7.025 Ratings
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StellaDiverF

213 Reviews
StellaDiverF
StellaDiverF
Helpful Review 4  
Fluffy neroli and ambroxan...
Histoire d'Orangers is arguably a rather simplistic fragrance: a breeze of fresh neroli soon lifted by a fluffy, inky white musk, while ambroxan extends the fragrance further into the dry down. However, there are enough nuances to keep it pretty and natural-smelling.

The neroli in the opening is fresh and transparent, with just enough green bitterness to evoke the natural feeling, and nothing sharp or soapy at all. A delicate honey casts golden shimmers to the neroli, just enough to add a touch of sensuality and suavity, and nothing sticky or cotton candy-like, either. The musk is clean and slightly inky, luckily without any connotation of sharp laundry powder to me. Its fluffy texture complements the feathery neroli perfectly, and lends an expansive sensation. The scent as a whole, is like an ethereal white cloud of neroli and musk, shined upon by the golden sunlight of honey. These first 3 hours are my favourite part of Histoire d'Orangers.

Afterwards, ambroxan becomes more and more apparent, and eventually dominates the perfume and pushes the neroli to the edges. I usually perceive ambroxan as slightly salty, but mostly musky sweet with a vegetal/mineral nuance. Here, the vegetal facet does link with the neroli nicely at times. But once the ambroxan completely takes over, it's just ambroxan and nothing else, which eventually bores me in the end.

Histoire d'Orangers rather whispers its story close to the skin, and lasts at least 7 hours thanks to the extensive dry down of ambroxan.

Like many L'Artisan offerings, Histoire d'Orangers is very easy to appreciate and have a certain natural feeling in the opening. As an orange blossom fragrance, it's clean and fresh, but not as bitter herbal green as traditional cologne; it's fluffy and honeyed, but not as sweet as cotton candy or too indolic. It embodies the innocent nature of orange blossom perfectly. However, its overall simplicity and its extensive use of ambroxan may not jibe with everyone. I would mostly recommend it to those who happen to seek for a soft, non soapy neroli fragrance.
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Mlleghoul

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Mlleghoul
Mlleghoul
4  
the very gothest orange blossom
L'Artisan Histoire d'Orangers is the very gothest orange blossom. If you could distill all the words in every language for "melancholia," capture the essence of a flick of heavy black eyeliner, or bottle the resonance of a sorrowful minor chord, that would sum up this perfume. It's the poetry of abandoned orange groves at twilight, their spectral blossoms an incense of Saudade, Sehnsucht, of Mono no aware. For those moments when you long to wrap yourself in a tremulous sublimity of sadness, to revel in the exquisite pain of being achingly alive in a world that's always slipping away. I'm aware this is the biggest, corniest cliche you've ever heard, but as a Florida goth awash in perpetual summertime glooms, I don't know what else to tell you.
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Telekinec

526 Reviews
Telekinec
Telekinec
Helpful Review 2  
Fragile and fleeting florals with a dose on synthetics
I've smelled my fair share of neroli and orange blossom fragrances. Fruity, sweet, fresh, green, citrusy, I think I've gone through most of 'em (in broad categories). I didn't really have any expectations going for this one, but I was interested to see how white tea and tonka would play out.

The fragrance is fine, but what sticks out the most to me is its abyssmal performance. It's a skin scent after 15 minutes and, even then, I'm being very generous. Might be a skin chemistry problem. As for the fragrance, the opening is beautiful. Delicate, light, fresh and citrusy. White tea gives the opening an ethereal, soothing and almost calming aspect. Wish it had lasted longer on my skin. After a few minutes I get a warm, slightly spicy accord (helvetolide maybe?) with a fresh, floral orange blossom. It finally morphs into a powdery, almost body lotion vibe with a warm and synthetic accord.

Like I said, it's fine. It doesn't have stellar performance and it's relatively safe for a blind-buy. The only thing is: do I wanna pay that high of a price when better alternatives exist? I don't think so. The rest is up to you, but it won't be making it in my collection.
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Vitodito

94 Reviews
Vitodito
Vitodito
3  
Probably my most favourite perfume
This is an instant CLASSIC.

The best orange flower in my opinion, such a classy, refined, soapy musky clean perfume.

Longevity and projection are huge, when the bottle arrived and first days not that much, but as usually happens with L’Artisan, they grow and grow week after week since u spray them for the first time, like they begin to get more dense and rich... you smell like a 5 star spa soap, such a mouthwatering orange blossom and musk. This projects very very well and lasts a lot on the skin!

Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, 10/10
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JewishJesus

65 Reviews
JewishJesus
JewishJesus
1  
Tiptoe through the Orange Blossoms
If you love the smell of orange blossoms and want to feel like you're walking through a grove of flowering orange trees, then look no further. A lovely, soft scent dominated by orange blossoms with hints of sweetness and a bit of musty and green notes. The neroli and ambrox give good balance to the otherwise fresh, floral, and citrusy smell. There isn't a ton of evolution here, at least for me, but I think my skin isn't the best suited to this fragrance (my skin tends to dry out most smells). Projects close to skin after the first hour, but lasts as a delicate, intimate aroma for 5-6 hours.

A straightforward, orange blossom dominated fragrance with some subtlety giving it impressive lasting power for generally delicate notes.
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6 months ago
3
It’s nice but I got a roll-on orange blossom perfume from a roadside fruit stand in Florida that did it better for $9.99
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1 year ago
2
Fragile and fleeting neroli / orange blossom scent. It has really bad performance: dissipates after 15 min and becomes a skin scent.
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Beautiful blooming Orange Blossom, Neroli is fresh & clean, definitely worth to try for all who loves those flowers. Refined and natural.
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Summery refreshing Eau de Cologne style. Bittersweet orange blossoms with neroli citrus drops in a white musk blanket. Well done!
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Yellow-green to golden shimmering, gentle freshness, honey-like fruity sweetness, aromatic-woody, slightly salty, fluffy to creamy. Pretty.
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5 years ago
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Starts with aromatic, juicy orange
later it develops a honey-sweet yet woody-bitter creamy note on the skin
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5 years ago
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Gentle orange blossom soul, slightly muted by bitter notes. Soft and summery, golden sun specks on the skin, very pleasing.
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The paradox of a freshly cut orange and a dusting powder puff.
Confusingly lovely.
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The story goes like this: Summer, sun, sea breeze. Vacation + good vibes.
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Fruity, fresh, woody, powdery
Honey-sweet oranges
Plus iced tea
Ice cubes clinking in the glass
Breakfast by the sea
Summer
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