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Reckless Pour Femme Essence De Parfum opens bright and polished, with orange, mandarin and bergamot lifting a soft bouquet of neroli, jasmine and rose… Show more

Reckless Pour Femme Essence De Parfum opens bright and polished, with orange, mandarin and bergamot lifting a soft bouquet of neroli, jasmine and rose. On skin, it often reads smooth, feminine and lightly mischievous rather than sugary. The dry-down brings vanilla, benzoin and creamy sandalwood, with gentle spice and a powdery finish. It suits shoppers who want a floral that feels elegant. Show less

A bright citrus floral with a polished Roja style, Creation-R opens on orange, mandarin and bergamot before moving into rose, neroli and jasmine. The… Show more

A bright citrus floral with a polished Roja style, Creation-R opens on orange, mandarin and bergamot before moving into rose, neroli and jasmine. The drydown turns warmer and sweeter, with vanilla, benzoin, sandalwood and soft spice giving it a creamy amber finish. It suits someone who enjoys feminine florals with sparkle up top and a richer, more indulgent base. Sample first if. Show less

1953 Eau de Toilette opens with a bright citrus lift, then settles into warm musk, vanilla and benzoin. The overall feel is more classic cologne than… Show more

1953 Eau de Toilette opens with a bright citrus lift, then settles into warm musk, vanilla and benzoin. The overall feel is more classic cologne than sugary floral, with neroli and white flowers keeping it crisp rather than heavy. It may suit someone who likes vintage-leaning citrus florals with a slightly musky, animalic edge. Based on the available feedback, it wears softly. Show less

A vintage Lancome floral with a distinctly powdery, woody character, Peut-être opens soft and old-world, with lilac, lily-of-the-valley and neroli ove… Show more

A vintage Lancome floral with a distinctly powdery, woody character, Peut-être opens soft and old-world, with lilac, lily-of-the-valley and neroli over a rosy, iris-tinted heart. The dry-down looks warmer and more textured, bringing musk, benzoin, tonka, sandalwood and vetiver into play. This is likely to suit someone who enjoys classic floral perfumes with powder, woods and a slightly spiced finish. If you. Show less