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The top note starts with a slightly fresh-fruity mango, but quickly turns dark. Definitely not a summer freshie! The scent is fruity, yet at the same time profound, oudy?!, dark, earthy. In the dry down, the vanilla comes through and it becomes overall softer.
The fragrance fits wonderfully for me in the transition from summer to autumn, and I find it very unisex precisely because of the combination of fruity & dark.

Background info: "Oil Lab Perfumes" is a small brand from Deventer/Holland with some great fragrances.

The scent is for me an enveloping, creamy plum fragrance.

The opening is briefly citrusy due to the bergamot, but that fades quickly. With the fruity nuances and a hint of freshness, I find it wonderful for spring or autumn, when the sun peeks through the clouds, but the thermometer doesn’t rise too high.
In the drydown, a beautiful, sweet, creamy plum.

I don’t know the original, but I’m not really interested: I’ll stick with this version!

Ani is, for me, a love at first sniff! Lira is also in my collection, and I think Ani could be the big, slightly spiced brother.

Ani starts off with a zesty ginger note and then develops more and more into a wonderful vanilla, which doesn’t become too sweet (as it might for some, like sister Lira). Overall, Ani gives me the vibe of a lemon cake with a hint of spice in the background.
I’m surprised that not more women have fallen for Ani.
Longevity and sillage are fantastic!

Thanks to a nice perfume, I was able to receive and test the scent in a sharing.
For me, the scent is definitely a zesty, bright cherry. It brings back memories of the little cherry lollipops with the green stick from my childhood. Cherry scents are still relatively new to me, but I would describe this one as somewhat synthetic, which, however, does not mean anything negative to me.

I really like the cherry scent with bergamot fizz and find it wonderfully uplifting, especially now in the autumn season :)
Definitely worth a try!

After reading some reviews and letting myself be influenced a bit by videos, it quickly became clear: I need a bottle!

Eclaire is a very sweet fragrance that immediately reminds me of "Bianco Latte | Giardini di Toscana." A sugary, milky caramel dessert with great performance!
The scent transports me to a scene in a candy wonderland: a beach made of sugar with a sea of caramel and a bit of milk with honey as sunscreen for creaminess :) For me, it's a vanilla comfort scent for the colder days.

I find the price/performance ratio excellent, and the sillage is also very strong, making Eclaire a wonderful alternative to BL for me.