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Moment de Bonheur is a beautiful rose fragrance. You certainly get a green and fresh feeling with it. It is definitely office friendly, harmless and with moderate sillage.

Clean, feminine, delicate yet with nice depth and maturity. Reminds me of Chloe, but the staying power is definitely less.

I really like the drydown as the cedar notes stand out to add more depth combined with a subtle hint of patchouli.

Byzantine is a beautiful floral for spring and summer. You can just smell flowers on flowers - mainly white flowers and a bit of orange blossom or tiare, still not sweet, just pleasantly fragrant and natural as they really really are. Maybe mimosa is more dominant than heliotrope here.

It's moderately powdery, but fresh at the same time. There are soapy nuances mixed with floral, sunny notes and an oriental base of creamy sandalwood and soft vanilla. I really like it.

The bottle and juice color reflect its scent very well. I would say Byzantine is a sunny, radiant scent .... on the same vein of "Champs Elysees" by Guerlain (less the almond note and with a much lower lily note). I am very happy to finally own it as it was very hard to find. I find it a real pity that it is no longer produced by the Rochas.

La Nuit de Boheme Eau de Parfum is a lush, plummy, fruit-syrupy rose with striking sweet amber and patchouli (and to my nose it smells a bit like almonds, though it's not listed in the notes). It's a sweet and rich scent, more fruity than floral oriental, and perfectly matched to its eye-catching, gorgeous bohemian bottle

Fleur de Noel is definitely a sweet gourmand scent. It smells powdery and a savory combination of cotton candy, tonka bean, almonds and a hint of rose (even though it's not listed in the notes, I smell cherries).

It doesn't last long on me and the projection stays close to the skin.
Is not a special scent for me, but overall a delicate, relaxing scent

Cabotine Moonflower is a cheap option for an oriental (gently -spiced) floral fragrance if you don't want to spoil yourself with expensive ones. It smells a bit synthetic, but overall I consider it a nice scent and most importantly it's still better than many others.

First I smell bergamot and pear (which fades after 10 minutes), then I notice a hint of incense, sandalwood, vanilla and finally gardenia and rose. Most of the notes are not really present in my nose. For me, this fragrance is dominated by a strong vanilla note, and although I'm not a big vanilla fan, it's a feminine, seductive perfume.

On me, it has pretty good sillage and lasting power. At the end of the day, this balsamic scent still perfumes my skin.