143- Mademoiselle

I discover this aroma to be very frail within the uk. I cannot scent it after one hour.

What a lovely smell! I'm head over heels in love! The flowers are the star, but the fruits add brightness and prevent the blossoms from being overpowering. I can envision it being worn by people of all ages; it's not an old-fashioned scent, but it's also not childish! Very well-balanced, a Dior masterpiece! Mostly suitable for spring and summer. A pleasant distinctive smell.

What the hell is going on here? With a tinge of orange zest and the juiciest of apricots, this smells like fresh flowers, notably roses. It's also possible to smell the freshly mowed grass. It transports you to the world's most gorgeous garden. This flanker has the potential to be my favorite!

This is a lovely, safe rose floral. It will be inoffensive to rose haters and pleasant to rose lovers. My sample is a little old and smells like nail paint at first, but it calms down well into a rose light floral perfume that isn't overpowering. It's light and airy, with a hint of sweetness. It reminds me of a young woman starting her first office job, with a spray of rose on her wrists while she diligently types away at her computer. It's a sweeter version of Ellis Brooklyn's Rrose. It's appropriate for almost anyone—old enough to be elegant and professional while still being lovely and energetic. This is a good blind buy.

The first spray is incredible! It's a beautiful fruity flower that smells light and fruity. Because I'm in college and don't want something too mature, I felt it would be ideal for me. I was almost sold on it, but after about 10 minutes of walking around Sephora, the aroma began to fade. My arm smelled like an elderly lady instead of a luscious peach on a bed of flowers. Perhaps it didn't work on my skin, which was disappointing because this scent appeared to be great.