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So about 3 years ago A friend wore this fragrance always in school. at first sniff he said to me and I asked her about it, only she unfortunately no longer knew what it was called, but only how the bottle looked and what brand was hiding behind... After a few weeks, I happened to come across the perfume in a perfumery.... What a luck, because the perfumeries in my area are unfortunately rather small and this is also reflected in the product selection...
But let's finally move on to the fragrance: I represent the view that this fragrance, especially in contrast to the price, smells quite qualitative. Many other fragrances in the price range are not nearly as nice. The fragrance reflects the name "Peach Blossom" 100%. I don't like cheesy perfume names anyway, most of which have nothing at all to do with the scent itself. The peach note is immediately recognizable in the top note and demanding. It is not gourmand, but rather floral, as the name promises. I also find another note pleasant, a rather fresh note. I suspect it is the bergamot. The scent changes not great, only drift the notes in the fade into the slightly sweet, but the sweetness is so subtle that you do not necessarily notice it at first use.
On warm summer days, the fragrance develops best on skin and clothing. It is also not distracting; many find it quite pleasant and well-groomed. If you are looking for a gift for younger women between 16-30 years, you actually do nothing wrong with this fragrance.... Longevity and silage are average, but more than good for the price. There are many more expensive fragrances on the market that can not score at all in this regard.

A straightforward and natural, credible, authentic fragrance that I would never want to miss. I have always been of the opinion that the degree of complexity of a fragrance says nothing about whether it is beautiful or not. I don't think that all one-sided fragrances with a simple scent pyramid are also bad at the same time. Conversely, a complex fragrance is also not always good.
There are two fragrance notes that I generally always find lovely in their simplicity and purest form; one is rose, the other is vanilla. Unfortunately, these two fragrance notes are combined with other fragrance notes in most perfumes and also usually appear synthetic and musty...
This fragrance hits the mark in terms of my expectations for vanilla. I had him me almost a year ago once at a more than fair price at a perfumery can get hold of and am really sad that I have not immediately bought two copies to be supplied several years with it, especially since he is offered for several months less and less.
It was a blind purchase: this truly suits me well as a blind person.... When I opened the package, I was a little surprised at first, because there was no foil around the packaging. However, since I had purchased the goods from a perfumery of confidence, I had to worry quasi not about its originality. Perhaps the manufacturer was thinking of a box of chocolates for the scent. If you are such a freak of chocolate and the like, you know very well that your weakness for it overwhelms you so much that you tear open the foil of a box of chocolates as soon as you see it... Muhahaha! ;) This scent is also just delicious, to nibble on and snack on in one bite...
When I first sprayed it on I couldn't detect any scent for the first 5 seconds, after that I was immediately met with a delicious vanilla caramel bomb. It just smelled like everything you can imagine as a dessert fan (cake fresh out of the oven, pudding, roasted almonds, cotton candy...). And while I don't always consistently notice the scent as a wearer, I now know from experience that the silage more than surpasses all other perfumes I know. I don't always get comments for my fragrance, but whenever I wear it, many people ask why it smells so much like sweets or funfairs and whether I don't automatically get more of a craving for chocolate when I wear this perfume? Of course, therefore, the durability is super. I would only wish that the price and the offer would not always so fluctuating. 115€ is from my point of view and related to my budget (as a (student) a pretty high price for a fragrance.
My appeal to all gourmand fans and Naschbuddys like me: Please test Vanille West Indies after opportunity and if the opportunity to buy presents itself, you can order it without hesitation blind

A really great rose fragrance with bombastic durability and a (in normal cases) more than fair price. The citrus note at the beginning is quasi only slightly citrusy and serves only to underline the already at the beginning rosy prelude. Also, the few spices are not annoying at all, but just kind of an accessory, so they don't seem herbaceous or overbearing. Honestly, I didn't even perceive them as such. The rose blooms in all its beauty and splendor, accompanies you for hours and, applied before bedtime, has a very calming effect. It's a pity that he is difficult to get in this country.
And by the way, it is "Roses Musk" by Montale in no way similar: While Wisal leads me mentally into a garden full of roses and carnations, I think of nothing but vomit with Roses Musk, because it smells alcoholic and synthetic.

This fragrance had given me my mother about 7 years ago. It is one of my first pricier fragrances after my drugstore scents and dupes, besides the original version. I wonder why this perfume is too underrated. The scent itself, a mix of spring flowers with smooth woods, is very well done in itself. Unfortunately, it has only a poor silage. I don't find it pungent and the odd thing is: I don't detect any fruity nuances at all, which would be inappropriate in this case, in my opinion. In addition, he can keep up with some Niches bezügl the fragrance. I am still looking for a similar fragrance (at best an eau de parfum), which is more intense and lasts longer ...

I love this deliciously sweet, warm gourmand. Even if it comes across a bit perfumy, it's not synthetic, mega pleasant and kind of yummy, especially towards the base note. Therefore, no vanilla fan should miss it. I love this one, as well as the original version, but it is also interesting, in my opinion, for those who didn't like the "Ur-La Nuit Tresor". Compared to this one, à la folie is fluffier, rounder and definitely less smoky.
To the fragrance: I'm not super, what it fragrance descriptions, but nobody is perfect. ;)
The top note begins floral sweet, however, I can not identify the floral notes exactly, because they appear only briefly and background.
In the heart notes, the berries then gently appear with the cozy vanilla. A somewhat sweetish rose is also present, but only discreetly like the other floral notes at the beginning.
In the base, the cozy, soft and actually slightly less perfumy vanilla note remains with. Nice that this note accompanies the course of the fragrance throughout.
Both the durability, as well as the sillage are top (as usually with the Lancôme fragrances). Some estimate the fragrance as mature, but I am of the opinion that the fragrance is suitable for all ages. I wear him already seid about a year and am just 20...
Actually, he is an elegant Ausgehduft, but I love him so much that I wear him in everyday life. Am just a big gourmand fan... Also The price-performance ratio is very appropriate in my opinion.
À la Folie will certainly accompany me for many years. However, I no longer commit to a signature fragrance, because there are several fragrances that I appreciate. This is nevertheless one of my favorite fragrances of the highest order