Lavandeluce

This is lovely! I’ve been searching for an herbal lavender scent for a while. So far, what I’ve tried has been too masculine, some kind of lavender accord covered with powder or musk, or a fleeting note crowded by more dominant notes. Lavandeluce opens with the scent of lavender essential oil. Not far behind comes honey—not candy sweet or honey-like, but real, natural honey. The experience is like holding your nose over a cup of lavender herbal tea after you’ve added honey. Vanilla comes out more as it dries down. I only have a dabber vial from Luckyscent, so I don’t know what it’s like sprayed. But it is a closer scent, which is fine because I want this as a bedtime perfume. I put it on my chest the other night before bed and it was wonderful! FBW for me!!!

I absolutely LOVE this stuff. It's like honeyed lavender tea. The lavender is bold, yet so relaxing and delicious. It lasts really well. Unfortunately, my bottle has just run out. So sad. My favourite bedtime scent. One of my all time favourite fragrances. Tom Ford Lavender Extreme is the next best thing or perhaps Lush Twilight.

Opens with a strong herbal scent I don't love, but as it dries a soothing natural lavender comes out, followed by warm honey hay on the dry down. This is one of my favorites from April Aromatics, which have a lot of impressive, well-blended natural scents.

Lavender gives the composition a spicy, smoky touch. The base of the perfume is vanilla - black gold - with its intensely sweet, warm, slightly woody and balsamic-honey-like notes. Vetiver underlines the smoky depth of the lavender even more. Very durable and an intensive sillage. Fragrance: 7/10, longevity: 9/10, sillage: 8/10.

317 This is a lovely aromatic non-medicinal lavender. It’s fresh and tart at opening and settles into a herbal lavender with gently musky honey powder. It’s of gentle projection and strength, but it is a fantastic personal scent and lovely in bed, a nice bubble around you. 8/10-just breathtakingly natural

Put off by the opening- a bunch of lavender that's been hanging in a room with minimal air flow for a while. Musty, potent, dry, kind of conjures pot pourri or those lavender sachets you put in your wardrobe that have a few added drops of essential oil to them. It settles to a sweeter, still dry, but no staleness or mustiness. Faint traces of real honey, I can detect the vanilla moreso, and a touch of powder. Right here is lovely. Close scent that would nice for sleep, I can't personally imagine wearing it out of the house though.

I was really hoping to pick up the honey-lavender combination but I didn’t. It honestly just smells like lavender essential oil to me. Maybe I need to give it another chance though.

I blind bought this for a really reduced price. It starts out very with a dry, dusty and smoky lavender - not at all what I was expecting. I think that the vetiver must be prominent here but it gradually warms up, with more honeyed notes. The lavender completely changes in character as time progresses, becoming sweeter, more vanillary and feminine. In the base, the lavender is still strong and slightly powdery without being like talcum powder. It is not like any other lavender perfume I have (I have a few - Brilliantly British, Lavendula, Twilight) because it is more introspective and yet not a bed time fragrance. It’s like a meditation fragrance. I really like it but you need to try it first. It lasts for ever and sillage is quite big. Good for autumn.

Pilikins describes this perfectly below. I was put off at first because I’m not too big on the essential oil type lavender, but it sweetens up very nicely. Longevity is better than Twilight Lush on my skin.

It's just the smell of lavender oil. It smells a lot like roughness of spike lavender.