Frequently Asked Questions about Mantes La Jolie by Astier de Villatte
How long does Mantes La Jolie by Astier de Villatte last?
Based on user reviews, Mantes La Jolie by Astier de Villatte has moderate longevity, typically lasting 4-6 hours. The longevity rating is 3.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Mantes La Jolie by Astier de Villatte?
Mantes La Jolie by Astier de Villatte has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
Who created Mantes La Jolie by Astier de Villatte?
Mantes La Jolie by Astier de Villatte was created by Francoise Caron.
When was Mantes La Jolie by Astier de Villatte released?
Mantes La Jolie by Astier de Villatte was released in 2023.
What season is Mantes La Jolie by Astier de Villatte best for?
According to user reviews, Mantes La Jolie by Astier de Villatte is best suited for Spring, Summer, and Fall.
Mantes La Jolie is a fragrance by Astier de Villatte. Released in 2023. Created by Francoise Caron. The notes are Basil, Bergamot, Black Currant Leaf, Cedarwood, Eucalyptus, Fig, Ginger, Jasmine, Lemon, Mate, Mint.
Mantes-la-Jolie is almost shockingly minty at first: it's an ultra-refreshing wintergreen blast of eucalyptus-mint-basil-bergamot that you might expect to come across as artificial or toothpaste-y, but it's amazingly natural. That lovely, invigorating opening quickly develops through the other notes in a tidy sequence, growing sweeter with green currant leaf and warm fig before the cedar wood creeps in and it starts to mellow into mild notes of mate, honeyed jasmine, and faint ginger that somehow combine to create the effect of a complex but subtle woody vanilla. Normally, both mint and vanilla would be a "no" from me but the presentation of every facet of this scent is so original and interesting, it's got me hooked. The initial notes do fade fast, but the delicious drydown sticks around at a low level for a solid 6+ hours, periodically surprising me with how good I smell. I love this one, a truly unique aromatic take on a green fig. Pricey, but I appreciate that Astier de Villatte gives you varied size options at different price points: 100, 30, and 10 ml. I'd like to try more from this house.
Mantes-la-Jolie is almost shockingly minty at first: it's an ultra-refreshing wintergreen blast of eucalyptus-mint-basil-bergamot that you might expect to come across as artificial or toothpaste-y, but it's amazingly natural. That lovely, invigorating opening quickly develops through the other notes in a tidy sequence, growing sweeter with green currant leaf and warm fig before the cedar wood creeps in and it starts to mellow into mild notes of mate, honeyed jasmine, and faint ginger that somehow combine to create the effect of a complex but subtle woody vanilla. Normally, both mint and vanilla would be a "no" from me but the presentation of every facet of this scent is so original and interesting, it's got me hooked. The initial notes do fade fast, but the delicious drydown sticks around at a low level for a solid 6+ hours, periodically surprising me with how good I smell. I love this one, a truly unique aromatic take on a green fig. Pricey, but I appreciate that Astier de Villatte gives you varied size options at different price points: 100, 30, and 10 ml. I'd like to try more from this house.