L'eau Lita

I was looking for dark blackberry and rose fragrances when the lady in the counter pulled a pink tube of L'eau Lita and told me it's good. I immediately tested it with some disinterest since the bottle itself made me think 'oh a typical pink floral-fruity fragrance'. Ten minutes later, I sniffed my wrist again and smelled something musky and overpowering. It was this one. Ginger is upfront prominent giving it a warm-spicy touch, with sweet dark and slightly bitter, almost medicinal raspberry and violet syrup dripping from it. Vanilla is there to smooth it out. I could definitely sense some aldehydes from the musk giving it a 'slightly' animalic and indolic feel. It feels like there are traces of jasmine and tuberose, too. It's complex and definitely not cheap smelling and far from cloying. It could turn heads, too. And lol who the heck voted for soft silage? Two overlapping sprays is almost as emporing as Kenzo's Jeu d'Amore. Add more animalic musk and you'll probably get a raspberry Alien. And it lasts for 6-8 hours as I tested this fragrance thrice from different boutiques and finally bought one. Very cheap buy as it's around 10$ for 30ml but has the quality of 60$. Although I've to give a warning. One spray only lasts for 3-4 hours. Make sure to layer two to get the best silage and longevity. THE NOTES ARE FROM THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE: TOP NOTES: BLACK PEPPER, CARDAMOM, GINGER, RASPBERRY MIDDLE NOTES: VIOLET, ROSE, JASMINE BASE NOTES: CARAMEL, VANILLA, MUSK Score: 9/10(minus one for the double spray and the boring bottle)

I'm not so good in describing scents but here I can smell some raspberry candies or a sweet raspberry tea. I would say that the smell is very unique and I don't recall anything that would be similar. It's a very girly smell that would be perfect for spring and summer but I don't mind wearing it also in Autumn.

Surprising : at first ginger is very present, then it's more violet and raspberry. Fruity, sweet and powdery. Smells a bit like Violette-Framboise, same brand. Good lasting power.