It’s intoxicating! I could bathe in it. It’s very sexy and bold, the orange in the top gives it some nice freshness and zest. Beautiful creation from Givenchy
This is what a chic woman in Rome would wear. It’s bold and intoxicating. Leaves quite a trail and stays on the skin the whole day. It’s quite peppery in the opening and stays rather spicy throughout. I like to spray it when I need a boost of confidence.
I’ve read that people prefer tho wear this scent in winter, or even for Christmas, but on my skin the top notes are so prominent that I feel I can easily pull it off all year round. Which makes me happy because it’s a wonderful perfume in every aspect. It’s refined, elegant and vibrant. It’s fresh but also sweet and creamy. My favourite Xerjoff so far.
It feels like summer, actually a little bit like cherry. Smooth, almost creamy combination of notes. Very versatile
It’s one of my all time favourites. It’s sweet and salty, incredibly comforting. It also lasts like 45 minutes. But I don’t care, I’ll probably keep repurchasing it forever
Fruity and warm - that’s Cassili. It’s very comforting and kinda nostalgic. It’s rather sweet for summer but I wear it nevertheless. Might be my fav PdM fragrance
Very rosy perfume, slightly sour. It’s not worth the money
It’s a sophisticated lavender bomb. Slightly sweet, but the lavender is overpowering for me. I prefer other Guerlain perfumes
Sweet, slightly boozy cherry, very sexy and delicious. It doesn’t last long but I love to wear it from time to time. Scratches the cherry itch
It disappears quickly but before it does - it’s just outstanding. Cosy, warm and sweet. I love it for fall and winter!
Sexy, earthy, powerful. A masterpiece
To me it’s a typical male freshie, slightly gin&tonic, quite a moderate sillage (which to me makes it better).
Easy reach perfume, it’s slightly sweet, chic and moderate in sillage. I love it for everyday wear
I really wanted to love this… my husband loved it on me but it sadly made me nauseous after a few hours. It’s a bomb of a perfume, everyone will be able to smell you and you will probably never get this smell out of your clothes. I envy people for whom this works because it’s a powerful creation.
It’s a sweet, gourmandy leaning, crowd pleasing fragrance from Amouage. A bit disappointing but also a great entry into fragrance world, I would say. But for this price you’d expect something groundbreaking, which Love Delight is not.
What a gorgeous tuberose perfume. It’s so elegant and so feminine. It really stands out in heat, especially in tropical climates, the tuberose is magnificent.
The bamboo note! Oh my, does it add a twist. It’s like smelling a freshly baked blueberry muffin but also a very hot person. It’s just sexy
Sparkling, elegant and clean. It’s timeless and cosy, will be around forever.
Slightly indolic jasmine bomb. It’s glamorous and naughty at the same time!
Photorealistic tea with ginger cookies. The ginger adds a brightness to the darker tea notes that makes this a year round scent.
You can smell it (or its’ dupes) everywhere, in every bigger city. It’s sweet, intoxicating and airy. I wear it very rarely, it’s not interesting enough to me.
Ever since I first smelled it I’ve been in love. It’s smooth, slightly citrusy and appropriate for literally every occasion.
I get fougere minus the citrus top (not my favorite style) instead of the spicy oriental fragrance I was expecting. The dryness is very well done and it is well blended. I really love the scent especially when I first put it on but it is so linear after the first 15 minutes that it begins to wear on my nerves in an hour or so. The linearity ultimately makes this hard to wear. Edit: After a couple more wears this has grown on me. I don't find it as linear as the first wear. For one thing the cumin pops out occasionally though I can never find it when I smell directly.
Absolutely staggered by this perfume. I'd tried a vintage sample of this years ago and my recollection was 'very nice, rose dominant, Guerlainesque' and this was all I had in my mind but it's sooooooooo sooooooo good. So another great pal sent me a vintage sample recently and I'm blown away by a key element of this perfume, the rose as a fleeting top note. Well it's not fleeting it remains present probably but not in the way I've experienced in any other perfume, it's like a wave of the most beautiful, faceted, sweet but not too sweet, almost cool (temperature wise), perfect rose absolute washes over you and then retreats right the way back so this exotic, powdery, floral mixture with warm vanillic amber tones and inherent, classy, gorgeousness can come to the forefront. It basically flips from fresh, vibrant, rose dominant opening (and super intact fruity pitchy topnotes for the age of this bottle BTW) to all of a sudden a sort of exotic infused, white floral, Lilly of the valley but with a really resinous warm, vanillic (in a good way) ambery base. It's an absolute revelation!!! It's not pungent or commanding in that way old, seen as stuffy, "WOMEN'S" florals can be. I'm absolutely enamoured and looking at the notes list here, rose in the top notes (and it's in the heart too but I'm gonna give Fragrantica some credit here) is really accurate because it's there, then it's basically gone. Working with rose, understanding and experiencing rose perfumes, I've never witnessed this effect, and Jean Paul Guerlain did that. I think it's creative genius and we've not even really got into the base which is one of the most nose nuzzling drydown's I recall experiencing. Listed here is peru balm and I'll go along with that as I've read that used correctly in an amber accord of sorts it creates a playful powdery sort of effect, even though when you smell the raw material or use in heavier doses and you get a spicy, cinnamon/clove/anise inflected heavy balasmic resin effect. Everything about this screams quality to me and has come at a time I maybe needed it as I'm feeling slightly disillusioned with everything at the moment and Nahema has done a great job of lifting my spirits. Fantastic!!! Now comes the hard part... keeping myself away from eBay, Etsy and the like because a vintage bottle of this is likely to set me back a few quid.
