Talbots Eau de Parfum

Oud Malala by Shaikh Mohd Saeed is a Floral Woody Musk fragrance for women and men. Top notes are Bergamot, Mandarin Orange, Apple, Blackcurrant Syrup… Show more

Oud Malala by Shaikh Mohd Saeed is a Floral Woody Musk fragrance for women and men. Top notes are Bergamot, Mandarin Orange, Apple, Blackcurrant Syrup, Peach and Pear; middle notes are Magnolia, Freesia, Jasmine, Tuberose, Saffron and Leather; base notes are Patchouli, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Musk and Amber. It opens with Bergamot, Mandarin Orange. The heart moves into Magnolia, Freesia. In the dry-down, Patchouli, Sandalwood give it its base. From the way people describe wearing it, this comes across best as an easygoing style that many people can appreciate quickly. Taken together, the feedback points to a scent that feels easy to understand on first wear, but still depends heavily on whether the greener, sweeter, or sharper nuances fit your preferences. Show less

Milky Madamoiselle opens with juicy pear, peach and berries, then softens into a light floral heart of peony, freesia and magnolia. The base adds vani… Show more

Milky Madamoiselle opens with juicy pear, peach and berries, then softens into a light floral heart of peony, freesia and magnolia. The base adds vanilla, musk, amber and sandalwood, giving it a smooth, powdery finish. It reads as a fruity floral with a clean, slightly creamy feel rather than a heavy gourmand style. Best for shoppers who like easy, youthful sweetness with. Show less

Winter Pear & Magnolia reads as a bright pear and orchard-fruit floral with a soft, clean finish. Pear, peach, apple, and mandarin give it an easy, ju… Show more

Winter Pear & Magnolia reads as a bright pear and orchard-fruit floral with a soft, clean finish. Pear, peach, apple, and mandarin give it an easy, juicy opening, while magnolia, freesia, jasmine, and rose smooth it into a gentle bouquet over musk, vanilla, and sandalwood. It looks best for someone who likes fruity florals that stay polished rather than sugary or heavy. Show less