Lisa1996

If you want to smell clean, fresh, and well-groomed, I can only recommend Stash Unspoken by Sarah Jessica Parker. I find it a shame that this fragrance gets so little attention; I think it’s really beautiful for everyday wear, not overpowering, but like freshly moisturized skin.
Stash Unspoken opens with a fruity quince note, with a hint of coconut (which isn’t actually listed), on a base of sandalwood and creamy florals. For me, it also has a slightly woody quality. The longevity is about 4-5 hours on me, but at this price, I don’t mind reapplying. I enjoy wearing it in my daily routine, after showering/bathing, or to help me fall asleep, and I even prefer it now to Lovely by SJP.

With Chant d'Aromes, I associate a rainy spring day where the fresh rain and natural air flow through the open window in the bathroom. The soothing powdery steam of the relaxing bath also wafts through the nose, with notes of honeysuckle, jasmine, ylang-ylang, oakmoss, and wood. And it is accompanied by a light breeze of lemon. Here I feel safe, relaxed, carefree, and refreshed. One doesn’t want to let go of this feeling. Fortunately, Chant d'Aromes continues to accompany you, embracing you again and again with its powdery, light, vibrant freshness, wrapping itself around the soul like a scarf. A truly wonderful fragrance. It also fits perfectly into everyday life, whether at home, on walks, in nature, at birthdays, or even subtly detected in the office.
It also needs some time at the beginning to fully unfold, just like L'Heure Bleue. At first, the ylang-ylang and honeysuckle are quite prominent. After it has been on the skin for a bit longer, its delicate powdery, light, and refreshing aura comes to the forefront.
I can perceive it for up to 8 hours, until it eventually becomes more intimate. Definitely going on the wish list.

While L'Interdit Eau de Parfum Rouge comes with zesty blood orange and spicy pimento, making a sexy hip sway, L'Interdit Eau de Parfum Rouge Ultime becomes more powdery and cozy due to the cocoa, which makes it a wonderful going-out scent for autumn and winter. For me, L'Interdit Rouge is more summery, and the Ultimate is the version that wraps like a cashmere sweater made of cocoa and vetiver over jasmine, neroli, orange blossom, and tuberose. This makes it absolutely sexy and seductive. In the evening, the fragrance shines better as it can fully unfold its presence.
The sillage and longevity are also exactly the same as with "L'Interdit (Eau de Parfum Rouge) | Givenchy," and you can easily perceive it for 7-8 hours. Anyone who loves L'Interdit Eau de Parfum Rouge will also love the Ultimate; I am sure of that. :)

When I wear "Nomade (Eau de Parfum Naturelle) | Chloé," I simply feel happy on a beach with the sand under my feet by the sea, as if I were applying sunscreen with the scents of jasmine, bergamot, and vanilla. One sits on a blanket and breathes in the delicately oriental-sweet scent of the dates one has just picked up fresh from the market. "Nomade (Eau de Parfum Naturelle) | Chloé" also becomes creamier and sweeter over time. The jasmine, date, and vanilla remain present and make it very elegant at the same time. You could wear it with a chic linen dress at a beach bar.
I have already received many compliments for "Nomade (Eau de Parfum Naturelle) | Chloé" as soon as others noticed it, saying "it smells so wonderful" and also "very elegant." My colleagues were completely amazed. No other fragrance of mine has achieved this before!
One colleague even wanted to know the name of the fragrance and where she could get it. I also like to spray "Nomade (Eau de Parfum Naturelle) | Chloé" on myself when I'm not feeling great, simply because it instantly puts me in a vacation mood, where everything is cheerful and you can just drive away from everyday stress.
I only find it unfortunate that "Nomade (Eau de Parfum Naturelle) | Chloé" is being discontinued and that you can only have this wonderful scent for a long time with bunker flacons. And the longevity could easily last a whole day. But I am already happy if I can smell it for 4 hours and not just 2 hours. I also like to spray it on dresses in the summer so that the scent always wafts beautifully around me whenever I move in a summer dress.

This is how I perceive L'Heure Bleue. At first, I had this skepticism that I was still too young for this fragrance, as I immediately imagined a woman in her early 40s, who is in the midst of life and has already achieved everything she set out to do, full of pride and grace. She is always comforting and uplifting to those around her, asking for nothing in return and remaining humble. However, she still values a grand appearance and independence. Every hug from her feels like a powdery, warming, comforting balm. Everyone around her feels at ease and appreciated.
I wore L'Heure Bleue to an appointment, and it immediately gave me more confidence and trust. Even when going to bed, after a day that didn't go so well, I sprayed it on and actually woke up the next day feeling more refreshed, relaxed, and with new courage. Whether the scent fits me 100% I cannot say. But what I can say is that it gives me a lot back. And brings a lot out of me. I initially perceive light citrus notes of bergamot. And spicy warm anise notes, until it becomes heavier and the clove shines through well. It then becomes increasingly powdery, with iris and violet and vanilla and tonka bean lightly overlaying.
It is spicy, floral, and powdery/warm. It might be too much at first. Once it unfolds, it simply feels noble. The longevity is also enormous. On the skin, easily 9-10 hours. And on clothing, for days.
When my decant is empty, a bottle will definitely move in.️