Coeur de Soleil, from Fragonard was released in 2018. The perfumer behind this creation is unknown. It has the top notes of Bergamot, Currant Leaf and Bud, and Mandarin Orange, middle notes of Freesia, Jasmine, and Rose, and base notes of Amber and Cedarwood.
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What does Coeur de Soleil by Fragonard smell like?
Coeur de Soleil by Fragonard features top notes of Bergamot, Currant Leaf and Bud, and Mandarin Orange, middle notes of Freesia, Jasmine, and Rose, and base notes of Amber and Cedarwood.
When was Coeur de Soleil by Fragonard released?
Coeur de Soleil by Fragonard was released in 2018.
Respectfully to the last post I have to disagree. It's not hard to dislike. After sampling the new and from memory, slightly butchered (certainly the bottle has been) version of Grain de Soleil this stuff immediately struck me as something with a bright, light opening. The blackcurrant, cassis note is sharp and smells pretty much like the cassis base used in many perfumes and often paired with rose. Here this smells like something that should be scenting a home in a reed diffuser or being sprayed from a budget aerosol can. I hate to be so reductive about a prestigious Grasse institution like Fragonard because I generally like everything I've ever tried but this didn't grab me. Does have a base and an interesting transition in the base, completely changing into a more recognisable and woody sort of perfume. (rather than air freshener) I don't want to hate on it because I found it weirdly impressive but not wearable for me.
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Respectfully to the last post I have to disagree. It's not hard to dislike. After sampling the new and from memory, slightly butchered (certainly the bottle has been) version of Grain de Soleil this stuff immediately struck me as something with a bright, light opening. The blackcurrant, cassis note is sharp and smells pretty much like the cassis base used in many perfumes and often paired with rose. Here this smells like something that should be scenting a home in a reed diffuser or being sprayed from a budget aerosol can. I hate to be so reductive about a prestigious Grasse institution like Fragonard because I generally like everything I've ever tried but this didn't grab me. Does have a base and an interesting transition in the base, completely changing into a more recognisable and woody sort of perfume. (rather than air freshener) I don't want to hate on it because I found it weirdly impressive but not wearable for me.