Amalfi lemon
Caramel
Mandarin orange
Orange
Praliné
Vanilla04/26/2025
Akira1005
203 Reviews
Akira1005
2
I want to meet Ellison the hedgehog.
I think this is probably the first lemon sweets scent that came out to the world long before the recent lemon cake boom. I was about 15 years old when I first used this. My parents bought it for me, and I used up the whole bottle.
According to one theory (or rather, according to other fragrance review sites), it was only released in Japan. Is that possible? Perfumes don't sell in Japan, so it's not worth selling it as a limited edition. By the way, it's not on sale now. It must have been discontinued, or a limited edition. But there are 173 reviews in Japan, so it's possible that it really was only available in Japan. This series was a huge hit in Japan.
If you like gourmand, the scent might seem appealing, but it's not that great. lol
It's an overly lemony scent. It's like lemon candy. I thought it was a refreshing scent, but then a lot of praline came out halfway through. And it's not a scent that pursues lemon pie, but rather a scent that adds lemon and praline to the scent of this series (the most basic type in light blue). In other words, the base contains a soap-like fragrance. It's a bit powdery. And the fragrant taste of the pie is not reproduced at all.
The packaging is undoubtedly cute, and I wanted to display it at home. That's why I bought it back on the second-hand market. But perfume is something you use, so I sold it. I love the packaging so much that I'd give it about 20 points. The box is really cute. The packaging！ But the scent is far from "Lemon Pie". It does make you feel nostalgic, though.
According to one theory (or rather, according to other fragrance review sites), it was only released in Japan. Is that possible? Perfumes don't sell in Japan, so it's not worth selling it as a limited edition. By the way, it's not on sale now. It must have been discontinued, or a limited edition. But there are 173 reviews in Japan, so it's possible that it really was only available in Japan. This series was a huge hit in Japan.
If you like gourmand, the scent might seem appealing, but it's not that great. lol
It's an overly lemony scent. It's like lemon candy. I thought it was a refreshing scent, but then a lot of praline came out halfway through. And it's not a scent that pursues lemon pie, but rather a scent that adds lemon and praline to the scent of this series (the most basic type in light blue). In other words, the base contains a soap-like fragrance. It's a bit powdery. And the fragrant taste of the pie is not reproduced at all.
The packaging is undoubtedly cute, and I wanted to display it at home. That's why I bought it back on the second-hand market. But perfume is something you use, so I sold it. I love the packaging so much that I'd give it about 20 points. The box is really cute. The packaging！ But the scent is far from "Lemon Pie". It does make you feel nostalgic, though.
