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Ame de Fleur starts out as an aldehyde bomb, reminiscent of linen and sheets fresh out of the dryer - then right as you smell the newly-washed fabric, the lingering heat from the dryer is accompanied by the warmest, most potent combination of tuberose...

When I first smelled L'eau Papier, it brought me back to a strange time in my childhood that perhaps lies between a memory and fantasy. I immediately picked up on the rice note, more so the steam that comes from it cooking. However, the real...