Cassionympha

I purchased this because another user said it was identical to Blanche, but it is not. I have both and have tried them alone, both in the skin and a blotter, and one on each wrist. If you do not want to spend £££ on Blanche,...

I absolutely detest this perfume. In fact, it is my most hated perfume of all time. I hate it on me, on a blotter, on other people, in a room someone has left - I just hate it. It is vile. Truly nauseating. I cannot comprehend...

L'Orpheline is an elegantly minimal, almost austere fragrance. It is intimate in the manner it cloaks your skin. It lacks the journey more complex scents take you on, but it is exactly what I wanted. A strong, dry, smoky incense with a musky dry down....

Sugared violets. Powdery iris, a tease of orange blossom, a subtly woody vanilla dry down. It retains that delicious, syrupy parma violet scent from first spritz to final lingering whiff. Imagine a 1950s cheesecake pinup - sweet, coy,...

This is a delicate, shy perfume. I adore it for the brief time that this lasts, but sadly it has the most abysmal longevity. For those fleeting moments it is a beautiful smoky lily, but the incense is not as pronounced or complex as I prefer....

Blanche is clean, comforting, pure, and soft. It's evocative of taking freshly laundered white linen sheets that have been drying on the line in a cottage garden on a beautiful, bright spring day and wrapping yourself in them after you've had a long,...