Tres Jour

It's fascinating that I smell all the notes, from light citric airiness to tart greenness, white floral refinement, and subtle feminine musky sweetness. However, it is the indolic jasmine note which attempts to crown herself queen over lemon, green tea, tuberose and musk, that I find most compelling, and arguably the subtle whiffs of the cedar note that possibly leads Tres Jour pour femme as a candidate for induction into the hall of fame of Middle Eastern original dames. I will continue to observe and engage with the juice in my bottle across seasons. The only con to note is the dreary longevity. A strong like for my books.

When I first wore this I smelled the tea and lemon notes which was perfect for Summer but I never reached for it so it sat for a year and never thought of again then I started thinking about it and decided to spray it tonight I still get the tea and lemon but now I get sweet florals and I love it it's not a bad scent for a cheapie and I will repurchase another bottle in the future

This is a wonderful fragrance...for about an hour. Then it’s gone. The citrus and tea notes are quite pleasant. I had a decant and would totally purchase full size if the scent didn’t disappear. There are other reviews here echoing that same sentiment. This would be a total banger if it had more longevity.

This is one of my main spring/ summer scents. It's a very fresh floral and I really enjoy the green tea note. I usually wear this with Green Tea by Elizabeth Arden...beautiful! This is very different from my normal daily skin scents. It's very feminine and isn't cloying in the heat.

It screams Lancôme or Estée Lauder. Opens fresh, fruity and a bit sweet. I swear I could smell a tart raspberry/peach note. For the first 10 minutes I couldn’t smell any floral notes. But then it starts to morphe when the tuberose (a mild one) and a green jasmine take over. And still, this is mainly a fruity perfume. At least on my skin. It’s an attractive fragrance but not original. You decide. Can’t go wrong.