Cathlyne91

This fragrance deserves more than just a statement. Therefore, I will add to my statement.
A few deep breaths taken from my arm... eyes closed... and I was catapulted into a memory... to Italy.
This bottle alone is a journey to another time.
As soon as you hold this bottle in your hands, you become a different person, a more relaxed person. This scent reminds me of vacation, of small cobblestone streets lined with charming little boutiques in Italy. The sun is shining, blue sky, you’re wearing a light dress, and in the end, you find yourself in a wonderful restaurant, sipping a glass of wine...
The fragrance is for me Italy in a bottle. Simply delightful, fresh, floral, light, vanilla-like. Beautiful.

...this fragrance stayed in my memory for a long time after I tested it in a perfume shop. I already made a statement, but this perfume deserves a review.
When I finally had the chance to snag an affordable bottle at a souk, I seized the opportunity.
It smells simply heavenly, feminine, sexy, and elegant.
Floral but in a ladylike, mature way.
It smells sweet but not in the typical sweet manner.
Creamy in the sense that it hugs the skin, not like a cream scent that is often referred to as "body lotion".
Great for all sorts of occasions and a compliment magnet.
Overall, a beautiful, successful fragrance from the line.
It lasted about 5 hours on me.
I could spray it on all day long because I love the scent of the top note.
It could last a bit longer for the price, but that is already very good for a floral, creamy, fresh scent.

An addition to my statement.

So the top note is not really my thing at first.
The later development is very pleasant and definitely unisex, I would say.
It remains nutty like in the very present top note, later the floral aspects come in.
The spiciness is consistently present.
It reminds me of other spicy Arabic fragrances; Amouage is supposed to be Arabic as well, and you can tell.
Whether it is worth the price for me, I don't know. If I should come across a reasonably priced offer, I would definitely get it.
It is pleasant, but rather meant for the colder times; in summer, I believe I wouldn't wear it.
The sillage is really very good, the longevity certainly varies from person to person, and I can't comment on that.
One note in it is very present and will definitely lead to headaches for sensitive noses over time, as it is quite intense and some notes radiate strongly and have a lot to offer.
All in all, a beautiful fragrance, just very expensive.

...and poof, I have been enchanted.
Who would have ever thought that I would wear a men's fragrance myself... and even before going to bed. Incredible. Just a subtle hint of freshness, otherwise a vanilla bomb, but not in an unpleasant way, rather soft, warm, cozy, aesthetic, delicious, and leaning towards gourmand and sweet. The incense is just a touch, the woods blend with the vanilla. Great, a wonderful scent. Yes, I have been influenced, but it was worth it. A fantastic vanilla fragrance that, in my opinion, is definitely more feminine or unisex than purely masculine. The scent is great, nothing fresh, aquatic, or loud like other men's perfumes.
For vanilla lovers, and what should not be overlooked, it smells damn expensive, but it's a cheapy.

Libre has been my absolute favorite scent for a very long time.
What distinguishes le Parfum from the eau de Parfum? This fragrance is not quite as fresh as the regular one from the line.
It is a bit darker, probably more intended for the evening. Like all Libres, they all smell identical and, in my opinion, only differ in small nuances. The scent of Libre simply makes me happy. I have already received so many compliments for Libre, and many have purchased it after smelling it on me.
It is simply a bit darker, more intense, the lavender comes out a bit more. Possibly a hint of honey, but just a touch.