Cathlyne91

Upon the first spray, you immediately smell, quite clearly, the Libre family.
I am a huge fan of the original Libre by YSL, so I haven't liked any dupes so far. This one is said to be intense.
It smells like Libre but fresher, more floral. It has jasmine and not like the original with lavender. Vanilla also comes through well, creating a good harmony of the components.
I will still order the original le Parfum. I also perceive it a bit from a distance on my arm, but you need to spray a bit more.
But it's good. So far, the only non-fail from Zara for me.

Well, I'm sorry, but I find that the scent smells extremely masculine. Very distinctive, very fresh, similar to Boss with soap. Lemon soap like refreshing wipes.
Unfortunately, it's not my thing at all. However, I don't know the original scent that it is supposed to imitate.
Apart from bergamot and lemon, I don't perceive any of the other components. Not even after long minutes.

Unfortunately, I don't know the original that this fragrance is supposed to imitate, but the scent is really beautiful. I perceive it as unisex/feminine. Sweet, sometimes a bit like very lightly sweetened coffee with milk, sometimes vanilla. I ordered the roller; maybe that's why, but it smells very subtle. I have to bring my nose right to my hand to smell it; otherwise, you don't really notice it. But other than that, I like the scent a lot.

I had high hopes because of the vanilla. Personally, I find the scent rather masculine after a few minutes and hardly any vanilla at all. A bit soapy, it reminds me, in summary, of a soap that smells masculine. I'm disappointed. I really expected a punch of vanilla. I also have to get very close to the spot on my arm to smell it precisely. So, no significant sillage for me.