Lune Feline

I wore this for 3 days straight after I got my sample! I had to WRENCH myself away to try anything else. I reapplied about every 12 hours and even then I still could smell some on me so definitely a performer without being too loud. At no point did I feel I risked triggering a headache in myself or my spouse nor did I feel like my scent bubble went further than a few inches from me which is my preference and I do intentionally apply lightly to achieve this. I'm honestly shocked at how negative the recent reviews are. I'm assuming it must be a perfume that changes a lot based on your skin or it just isn't to everyone's taste but Lune Feline is phenomenal on me personally and that's a blessing (unless you are my wallet) and I think LF is absolutely worth trying for anyone. On my skin it is somehow both cozy and sexy. I cannot stop sniffing my wrists. I feel SO hot but in an tasteful, not trying too hard way. This is one of those perfumes that is masterfully blended in a way where calling out individual notes seems to distract from the overall experience so I'm going to not to do that here but the experience is mostly you get all the perks of a wonderful Amber without any of the cloying sweetness because there's this wonderful warm blanket of spices, woodiness, etc holding it in check. I don't think it's really gendered in any way and to me it reads as a true unisex scent. I am trying this scent in winter with no warm weather in sight to check it against (though it did great in front of the space heater) but thus far I'd say it is a perfect scent for basically anything unless you need something VERY quiet. But office scent? Check! Unless you really overapply your neighbors shouldn't catch it more than when you get close or move past them. Friend's night scent? Hell yeah. Date night? Absolutely wonderful. Party? Of course! Although for those last 2 Lune Feline might not be flashy enough and that's understandable depends on your preference. To me it is the ideal "get a little closer" type scent without treading into what I think of as "please find me hot" territory. Lune Feline really might be the winner on my quest for a personal signature scent despite the painful price tag. Absolutely worth sampling and if this one isn't for you I imagine the rest of the house is still worth trying. I personally have a bunch of ADO samples on the way and I'm really looking forward to seeing more of what this house does.

''Atelier Des Ors Lune Feline'' - By The Fireplace (part2) - Bu parfümü ilk tenime sıktığımda direkt aklıma bu geldi. Hatta ve hatta içerisinde var olan kestane yerine kakule bombası eklenilmiş. Var olan geri kalan bütün nüanslar aynı. Bence daha çok erkeğe yakışabilecek bir koku diye düşünüyorum. Bu kakule ''Memo marfa spices deki kakule bombası gibi değil'' Kullanılan marka olan kakule esansı ne kadar aynı olsa da geçmişten bugünümüze dayanan bir dayatma var. Bu bariz örneğidir. Objektif bir şekilde sunmam gerekirse ; metalik bir kakule, sıcak bir vanilya, ve egzotik çiçekler yerine egzotik ormanlardan toplanılmış ağaçların esansları hakim. Zaten sıvı içerisinde bulunan altın tozu ve teninize sıktığınızda görünen parlaklık bu egzotik kelimesinin tanımı oluyor. Pegasus taki metalik vanilya değil. Metalik bir kakule gittikçe sakinleşemeye başlıyor. Sonlara doğru çok doğru bir ten parfümü oluyor. Sizi seven bir insan size sarılacak ve bu kokuya burnunu sokacak. Size daha bir sıkı sarılacak emin olun. . . . When I first sprayed this perfume on my skin, this is exactly what came to mind. In fact, it feels like a cardamom bomb has been added instead of the chestnut note. All the other nuances remain the same as before. I believe this fragrance would suit men more. The cardamom note here isn’t as intense as in Memo Marfa Spices, but even though the brand of cardamom essence used is quite similar, there’s a sense of tradition that spans from the past to the present, which is a clear characteristic of this perfume. Objectively speaking, I’d say the scent features a metallic cardamom, warm vanilla, and instead of exotic flowers, the essence of woods gathered from exotic forests dominates. The gold dust in the liquid and the glow it gives when sprayed on your skin perfectly embody the meaning of "exotic." This isn’t the metallic vanilla found in Pegasus. The metallic cardamom gradually settles down, evolving into a beautifully soft and refined fragrance. In the end, it becomes a perfect skin scent. When someone who loves you hugs you, they’ll bury their nose in this fragrance. And I’m sure they’ll hug you even tighter. 10/8.6

Vanilla in its most indolic, sensual, and provocative form possible! Lune Feline presents a take on vanilla unlike almost anything on the market. It’s not sweet or obvious, instead, it captures the pure scent of the vanilla pod in its natural state. Right away, you get hit with a punch of dense balsamic, resinous, and spicy notes, with predominantly bitter and sharp nuances. On my first test, I found the scent very intense, but as it dried down and after further wearings, I noticed how the vanilla wraps around everything with a subtle, dry, powdery sweetness, bringing harmony to this challenging composition. It works the note in a more mature, full-bodied way, extremely sensual and elegant. It’s not listed among the accords, but I picked up slightly animalic and metallic nuances, which I believe come from the ambergris, styrax and even the vanilla itself, since the pod can have dirtier, bitter and animalic facets. Personally, I love this! It adds character and breaks away from the obvious. This is niche perfumery at its finest. Performance is excellent: longevity easily exceeds 10 hours, with strong projection in the first two hours. After that, it settles into a noticeable scented aura around you perfect for cooler days, and especially nights. I always doubted when critics called this the best vanilla in niche perfumery I thought it was just hype. But after trying Ani, Vanilla Powder, althair and other well-known “best of” vanillas, Lune Feline is the one with the most unique DNA to my nose, and the one that truly pays homage to the vanilla pod. An irreverent masterpiece full of personality! 10/10

This is good stuff. Got a sample and on first wearing I did not like it very much but it wasn't the worst so decided to give it another try. I liked it a lot more on the second wear. In the opening it is quite a photo realistic cardamom. It is not like smelling a cardamom from a foot away where you you only get the camphorous(like a earthy aromatic mint, not like a vicks or layton) smell. It is like opening it up and smelling it up close where you get to the seed and its slightly denser and green notes. In addition, I get a slightly dry vanilla with the peru balsam. The two notes don't stand out individually but feel blended together. I do get the comparison to a band-aid which makes it a bit medicinal. If it wasn't so medicinal I would rate it higher, but do try it if you get a chance since it may not bother you as much as others. In the dry down the cardamom tones down a bit and I get a bit more vanilla and it become a littler drier and sweeter but not too sweet which I was happy about. Maybe it does evolve further, but after a couple hours it become a mild skin scent to my nose where I get a light vanilla and peru balsam. It is not smoky, I would describe it as a dry vanilla that is a bit medicinal and woody scent. There are a lot of other notes, but I like to think those more complimenting notes to boost the three major ones. Overall it is a nice fragrance that is unisex and maybe slightly feminine leaning, but do not let that sway you unless you love ultra masculine stuff. Just wished the performance was better.

Based on some of the reviews I'd heard, I wasn't sure I was going to like this. Turns out I love it! This isn't the type of fragrance I normally gravitate to (green, fresh, citrus, aquatic), but I'd seen it cropping up all over social media as a great autumn fragrance. I figured I'd give it a go because I needed something warm and cozy as the weather grows colder. This is warm and cozy in a bottle. I smell all the spices, but none of them are overpowering to me. I wouldn't call this a gourmand, per se (and if I'd heard it marketed as that, I absolutely would not have bought it), but there is a sense of something like brandy plus molasses plus vanilla and winter spices, almost like you are walking into a cottage kitchen a couple days after someone baked and made hot toddies with feet of snow outside. I don't love sweet fragrances, but the sweetness in this is just the right amount, not a sugar bomb at all. The musk and resins give it more depth and roundness and the cedar and other woody notes give it a sturdy, sensible base. Both those mid and base notes tamp down the sweetness of this vanilla note to a not only tolerable but perfect level. I don't get any green notes, but I'm actually not missing them even though I love green scents. I was complimented on this fragrance today and asked if it had tobacco in it, so that is an accord that some might get. I imagine this is what Clara's mother in the Nutcracker smelled like. Elegant, sophisticated, but deep, warm, and feminine. 9.5/10.

I still had last night’s drydown on one arm when I sprayed it freshly on the other; and immediately, the opening hit me with dark, intense cardamom. Notes I’ve come to recognise quickly followed: styrax leading, with tolu balsam as its shadow. Together they create a bold, hard-edged structure, while cardamom and vanilla lend warmth and sweet depth. The vanilla here is exceptional; rich and textural without ever becoming syrupy. The base remains persistently woody, but not the soft kind of sandalwood; it leans more toward cedar and pinewood, drier and more assertive. While amber appears to anchor the fragrance, it’s really the woody-balsamic core that dominates. In the drydown, the spiced vanilla–cardamom–cinnamon accord mellows into comfort. It’s as if the fragrance begins in defiance and ends in surrender; fierce at first, then softened by warmth. The name suits it beautifully. “Lune” speaks to the night; darkness illuminated by golden shimmer; while “Feline” doesn’t evoke fur or warmth, but rather power. It feels like a rare black jaguar: protective, regal, and untamed at first, later tender with her cubs. Even the bottle tells the story; a generous sprayer that releases shimmering gold flakes, elegant and luminous. I hesitated to buy it, worried by comparisons to By the Fireplace (MMM), which never appealed to me. But one sniff was enough to erase all doubt. Love at first scent. Tag(s): dark vanilla, balsamic, bold, edgy, cardamom dessert

TLDR: Some prep needed. Worth sampling. Warm, luxurious spicy vanilla fragrance, but not a safe blind buy. It seems like Atelier des Ors perfumes need to be primed first. I shake the bottle gently then spray a few times in the sink to clear the liquid in the tube. I have two of their perfumes and have sampled most of what they have. They vary a lot based on skin chemistry. Lune Feline smells very vanilla on my roommate, but on my skin, all the spices unfold. I’m not a chemist, so I don’t know why. On my skin it smells like a balsamic vanilla with strong notes of cardamom and cinnamon and wood. It is lovely and warm and sophisticated. Not at all synthetic. It smells like a kind but confident person in the finest cashmere sweater. Ambergris is a tricky note and very reactive to skin. On me, it smells slightly animalic, ambery and salty. On other skin, I’ve smelled a range from barnyard to windex to glue. Anything with ambergris is NOT a safe blind buy. That said, Lune Feline is worth sampling. Shake the sample, clear the tube with a spritz, then spay on paper. If you like it, try it on your skin. Try it over several days because skin chemistry changes. I very strongly recommend buying a decant of this to start. I got a 9ml bottle from scent split. A full bottle is so, so expensive and 9 ml will last me for at least a year. If I still like it after that, I’ll consider investing in a full bottle. I hope this review helps.

Got my nose on a the dua dupe called magnetic moon. Wish i could try the og. With that said this is almost exactly like vanilla diorama. Again, i also only have the dupe from fragrance world called vanilla drama, not the og But that and this are veeeeeery similar It is an acquired taste, not mass appealing, not a safe blind buy. Personally i like them both, not sure i would pay the top dollar for the ogs but i would like to sample them to compare. They open up with a tinge of that old fashioned vintage pee smell but beyond that it’s a spicy Christmasy sort of vanilla and as it dries down it is a very pleasant sort of spicy vanilla that i love! Definitely don’t blind buy unless you are SUPER open minded about fragrances. This is not a mass appealing easy vanilla. The main difference with this one the the Dior one is that this has a hint of smokiness that the other one does not. But both are definitely holiday spices in powder form with a dry vanilla scent.

Never had the extrait, and I don't know why I'm interested in giving it a shot bc the original Lune Feline was trash. I bought a partial from a website for a ridiculous amount of money (the bottle and the gold flakes in the bottle really did it for me), and could not even give it away as a gift. No one around me enjoyed the opening long enough to want it & experience the dry down. It was too strong of a latex gloves odor, regardless if I smelled it off the sprayer, or in the air after applying. Still, heavy latex gloves. The scent bubble softened up as time passed. But still, at no point of the wear was it pleasant, to me. Sorry Lune Feline fans, but this is a hard pass, unless you like smelling like the harsh side of a medical office. If it was just straight up harsh then maybe, but it was an uneven blend of harsh, and an attempt to sweeten it up, that really threw me off. Maybe they fix that in the Extrait. Extremely happen to have sold my bottle . 2/10

Marie Salamagne consistently knocks it out of the park for me. This fragrance is a really beginner friendly niche in my opinion. It’s cardamom and vanilla, spicy and woody. Definitely for the colder half of the year. My husband says it reminds him of Christmas. There definitely is a Carmex note that some people have mentioned. This for me gets quickly overpowered by the cardamom and smoky vanilla. I actually happen to love Carmex and the smell of it (to be honest I quite miss the lotion they used to make) so this has never bothered me. It’s also not as strong with the Carmex off the bat as Margiela’s Whispers in the Library (another Marie Salamagne fragrance and somewhat similar actually). But if you hate that smell or a slightly medicinal note, I don’t think this would be the fragrance for you. This has really great lasting power for me and is a heavier fragrance in my collection.

Full disclosure I hated this perfume when I tried it twice in store, so I’m not sure what possessed me to buy a full bottle 😭 But I’m really glad I did because it smells so different on skin compared to on the tester card. When I tried it in store, it just smelled really overwhelmingly woody with no promise of vanilla, which was really what I was after when I was trying this out and so I was really disappointed at first. But on skin, the woodiness is a lot less overwhelming and the vanilla just slowly blooms, and it’s honestly fascinating to smell because of how different the base notes of this perfume are compared to the top notes. So perhaps this perfume just needs time to grow on you. It’s a very complex perfume, you might have to give it multiple chances, but for me it was really worth it and it’s now one of my favorites.

Irresistible to me! A perfect example of how a fragrance can grow on you. I have owned a decant for a couple of months now and liked it but was going around it in circles- very unique scent and not like anything I have smelled before as I usually steer clear from pepper/cardamom scents that can feel too ‘dry’. My husband said it was ‘ok’ but every time I wore it I would keep sniffing my arms and clothes. I thought ‘Maybe it is just one-off experience’ but I was drawn to it every single time I smelled it! And then I wore it for my birthday...I felt like a black cat lounging on a fluffy blanket, a queen accepting all the pets from humans :))) I felt like a million bucks! A luxury cocoon of spices and a hint of vanilla (not too much on my skin). It is a fragrance for me and not anyone else. I’ve just ordered a full bottle.

I bought a travel sized .35 atomizer of this from Fragnet because I typically do not enjoy vanilla based frags and wanted to give this a try before I committed. And after wearing this for a week I’ve come to the conclusion that this really isn’t a vanilla based scent; it’s in there but the smoke and incense are dominant. After reading many of the reviews I noticed a pattern, most woman don’t like it for themselves; I get that, the heavy smoke and the slight animalics makes this a pretty masculine scent. To my nose this is very Amouage and that’s the sticking point for me...I own several Amouage smokers so don’t really have a need for this. If you are looking for a vanilla frag that has some complexity and edge then this could be a very good choice...just don’t expect the vanilla to be the star.

The oddest perfume I've tested to date. It smells like smoke from a camp fire. Not smoky...smoke that's warm like it's just risen off a fire. It's such an eccentric, compelling smell. Under the smoke is a musky, slightly balsamic sweetness that's needs body heat to properly develop. A friend described it like you've showered with pine tarsol soap then put on a jacket that's been in campfire smoke. I imagine this will be a polarising scent profile, and you've gotta like it to love it. I love it, couldn't tell you why. Maybe it's the nostalgia. If you want to really push the box, a decant of this would be worth a try but I wouldn't recommend a blind buy. Sillage and projection are both low end of moderate. Longevity on my skin is pretty good at about 6 hours

This fragrance is incredible. Leather sex and vanilla. Glad she's in my collection. She's way more leathery on skin then I anticipated but after 30-40 min the leather calms down in the drydown. It's cozy, delicious, a tad androgynous if you will, definitely unisex. So sexy. This is a date at sunset for drinks 🍸 that develops into dinner and hours of talks and flirtatious eyes and hands holding. It's walking together under the rain, holding the same umbrella and crossing like a pretzel in eachothers arms. Going home to a cozy, warm, elegant living room that smells like heaven and expensive candles ✨️long romantic lustful kisses against the door once entered, and having slow passionate love making half on the sofa half on the carpet. Hope this helps.

Dark vanillas, a.k.a. female villain fragrances will be the (financial) death of me. Lune Feline is THE nocturnal dirty vanilla, both purrs and bites - the name is indeed perfect. The woman who’s wearing it is an unconventional femme fatale, who doesn’t buy into your bs not for a second; sharp, sensual, sarcastic. A must-try both for vanilla lovers and for those who are convinced that said note is "boring" and "plain": this is not a purely sweet vanilla, and definitely not a bakery gourmand. The opening is spicy and cardamom-heavy, and in the dry down there’s something pungent and animalic. Signature scent worthy, if the price wasn't equally fierce. -- for more reviews: @sharpteethstarlet on TT @saintannahaze on YT 🌝

Not to be dramatic but my eyes literally rolled to the back of my head the second time I smelled this. I’ll admit, it took some getting used to. First, there’s a strong medicinal accord given off by the cardamom. That quickly mellows out to what I can only describe as an ambery Coca-Cola like accord. The cardamom is ever present and there is smoky greenness in there that’s hard to pinpoint. Eventually the vanilla starts to take center stage. It’s surprisingly sweet, but never gourmand, in the dry down. I’m reminded of an enigmatic Arabian woman, eyes lined with kohl, from a time long past. This fragrance reminds me of an ancient culture that thrived in the desert. I’m so intrigued and spellbound by it.

At first spray, just on my wrist, I really smelled why Lune Feline is compared to By the Fireplace and I didn't get any of the cardamom. But after some hours I tried it on my neck and wow- such a cardamom and smoky vanilla blast! It reminds me of the deep brown crust you'd get on a cinnamon and cardamom bun. It is absolutely delicious! Yet it isn't too sweet, it is just perfect. But I definitely don't think it's a safe blind buy. However, if you like By the Fireplace, vanilla, cardamom and cinnamon with a smoky finish, I think you'll love this one. I think this scent is perfect for cooler seasons, but i also don't think it will be too much during spring, either.

If you're looking for a sugary sweet, whipped frosting vanilla: look elsewhere. This is an intense, sexy, smoky, woody, spicy vanilla-- a bring him to his knees, strut in slow mo away from a burning building vanilla. Then the fire dies down and you're left floating on a cardamom vanilla cloud to heaven and back. There are other high quality fragrances in this same ballpark to be sure, but something about Lune Feline blends so well with my skin chemistry that it sends me into a special kind of reverie. It's somehow elegant, sexy, and intimate all at once. My go to bombshell fragrance for classy evenings out. Cold weather highly recommended.

Banger. Honestly one of, if not *the* best vanilla fragrance I've ever smelled. The vanilla is just one component with the others being cardamom, leather, suede. Disclaimer I really dislike sweet gourmand vanillas but I really love this. This is warm in a similar way as Althair, Liquid Brun, and Babycat but Lune Feline takes the crown for me. There is a touch of an animalic note as can be found in other Atelier fragrances but the vanilla tones it down and makes it work well. Really well. This is sexy, alluring, addictive and commanding. Definitely for a more mature audience. Completely unisex imo.

This wasn't an immediate hit for me. I tried it relatively early in my fragrance journey and wasn't prepared for the medicinal (I do get the Carmex/camphorous/bandaid notes) and campfirey opening. It was kind of a love/hate thing. I found it intriguing but odd and I didn't consider it very wearable. But revisiting it, I love it. I even love the medicinal opening, although I do worry a bit about how others might perceive it. That note does go away as it dries down. It becomes a warm, sensual, furry, balsamic vanilla. Perfect for winter, for building a nest, for stalking around an icy city.

This is absolutely Beautiful! I love an interesting and unique musk. It does embody cat fur, cashmere and cozy woods. This is for the deep fall winter months when you are ready to cuddle up with a good book and tea or snuggle with a loved one. It has a feral wild side to it, not too sweet and not too sharp. Just fresh clean musky goodness. I would choose this over any vanilla musk out there. It is not an overdone scent combi. I think you could layer it with something green or something sweet if you got bored with it. But as is, you will be taken for a journey.

This is Babycat’s younger sister, they are somehow related in my head. At first, I thought it smelled a little like my mums spice cupboard. Heavy on the cardamom, cinnamon and pepper. Then, the cardamom smooths out a little and I smell a woody, balsamic vanilla. Super faint though, for me this is just a spice bomb that slowly softens into a vanilla. It’s a little salty too? I’m surprised it’s not a note. I really love this, maybe with a basic vanilla underneath to make it pop a little more, something like Accident a la Vanille? I’ll have to try that one out

carmex and vanilla. if you like the carmex that comes in a little cylindrical pot, this is the foundation of lune feline. i love carmex! i have about 5-6 of those little pots going at the same time so of course i am completely and totally drawn to this fragrance. the vanilla is sweet but not overly so. it’s also not as smoky as i thought it would be. it’s in the same realm as eau duelle (not as green), PDM althair (not as cinnamony) and memo palais bourbon (not as boozy). this is a more mature scent but not “old”. wear with confidence as it is very unique.

like many reviewers have said, the initial spray is a bit jarring. it smells so strongly like those scented pine cones you’d get around christmas time, or red hots candy, which i’m really not a fan of at all. but that dry down........ i can’t not love. it has so much depth, so warm and spicy, sweet sweet vanilla. i can’t get it out of my head and i can smell it on myself all day. i don’t think this is a safe full bottle blind buy so id try a decant first but id definitely reccomended it if this is your kind of thing!!!!

A beautiful, truly unique niche vanilla: Carmex and cake. This is one that smells sweeter in the air than it does up close. My husband loves when I wear this! It’s one of the few vanillas that he raves about. The cardamom pulls slightly medicinal in the opening, but never soapy. After about 45 minutes I’m left with softly sweet, and deeply resinous, spiced vanilla that lasts most of the day (or night). This conjures up mental images of Catherine the Great, fur coats, a wilderness of snow covered Pines.

Lune Feline is fantastic. If you like Middle Eastern/spice fragrances you will LOVE this. The animalic note is certainly there, but it's softened by the vanilla. It's not a fragrance to fear if you are worried about going too animalic. I got a sample of this and the extrait version (which I will try this evening after wearing this all day). Looking forward to it! I highly recommend trying this one if you think the notes are attractive to you. I don't think you will be disappointed.

This is an amazingly warm, spicy scent! Rich, incense-y vanilla and a cozy blend of spices - I can smell the cardamom the most, then cinnamon and pepper. This is what the holidays smell like in my dreams. Spiced tea brewing in a pot, the fireplace and candles are the only light, it’s cold out but the heat is toasty and you’re wearing flannel pajamas. The spices smell very natural and realistic. Ambery and balsamic. I can just barely get an animalic note that adds some depth.

Loved this, I'm a big fan of a smoky, woody scent and this feels like a fancy, high-end bar with a modern fireplace at its center. Just my type of scent. Unfortunately it didn't last very long on me; I picked moderate above since I would place it somewhere between moderate and weak but the sliders don't allow that. This should be a night scent, but my personally I'd wear all day, if it actually lasted that long, but that might be my own body chemistry?

This is like eating an ice cream in art class when you're seven. It smells like that thick grainy glue we used to use to stick things on mottled craft paper that came with a spatula to spread it on with. EXACTLY like that glue mixed with a heady vanilla. This is so nostalgic. I absolutely love it. It should be called 'Ice cream in Art Class' though, not 'Moon Cat'. At the end, it smells like a slightly stronger 'Duelle' by Diptyque. Love it.

Quite literally one of the most sensational fragrances I have ever smelled. This is a woman in an expensive fur coat (or expensive fake fur, to be animal-friendly), wearing red lipstick and pearls. She has a long cigarette holder (which might be an affectation - she doesn't necessarily smoke). I get a lot of suede, cinnamon and vanilla. It's woody and peppery but still very sweet and easy to love. Glamorous and decadent. Very feline.

Tried Lune Feline last year during Fall and I wasn't able to take my mind off of it. I remember not being able to stop smelling it. And it does smell even better after a while, so it's very addictive. Not sure why some reviewers say they can't smell the vanila... I think it's one of the most beautiful vanillas out there (and I've smelled a crazy amount of them). Finally bought it this Fall and couldn't be happier.

Oh Lune Feline... what can I even say about you... You are just the most beautiful, sexy, nocturnal fragrance. This is luxury in a bottle. It’s smooth, it’s sweet, it’s layered, it’s rich. Cardamom and wood really come to play here. It reminds me almost of rice pudding in way, as there is a lactonic aspect to it. Very resinous and thick. I’m still debating whether to get the EDP or the extrait....

A divine, spicy, balsamic vanilla. It's dark, but with a warm radiance. A bit smoky, with something animalic about it, more like a wild animal's coat than any "dirtier" type of musk. It evokes the texture of feline fur, not kitten-soft, but something denser. This fragrance carries the feline dichotomy between cozy, furry softness and a dark, mysterious, untamed self-possession. I truly love it.

This is a complex scent. It’s masterfully done and like all masterful scents, it’s wears differently on everyone. On my skin this smells intoxicating. It smells like the most luxurious vanilla mixed with spices and peru balsam. It’s not overpowering. If you are looking for a signature scent, this is great candidate. Try it for yourself. When it matches well with your skin, it smells magical.

I’ve been wearing this for months, all throughout the autumn and winter, and I haven’t figured out what the hell I should say about this thing. One day I will. Just know: the night ends, you hug goodbye, it’s tighter than you expect, and you hear a very, very deep inhale. An “I miss you” will always be accompanied with “and your scent.” It feels a little evil, the way this thing lingers!

Lune Feline opens with perhaps the most realistic, peppery cardamom I’ve ever smelled in a perfume. It transforms into a deep, dark, balsamic vanilla. The way the damp spiciness burns your nostrils reminds me a bit of a Turkish hammam. It’s really an exceptional blend of resinous, animalic, and spicy elements. It edges towards being too sharp or too smoky, but stops itself just in time.

For the first 15-20 minutes of wearing, all I smell is Chloraseptic spray— quite medicinal! As it dries down, that seems to calm down into the spiced notes of cardamom and pepper & the vanilla & resinous woods notes come out more. I only have a sample, and I will likely not be purchasing the full bottle, that initial spray is way too pungent for the dry down to pay off.

It saddens me that I have only had the chance to try this once. I came across a nearly empty sample and was able to squeeze out a wear. I am a sucker for amber or warm spicy fragrances. This does not disappoint. I believe the hype. It didn't take long for me to love it. I plan to get another sample but I am certain that this may just end up in my collection.

This is so unique, first spray straight out of the box. So I can only imagine what this is going to smell like once it macerates and matures a bit. It is defnitely a Vanilla, but I can smell the spices immediately. The woodiness, the cardamom, the cinnamon as well as an underlying animalic note. For now it is a strong like. I will update.

This perfume is one of the best spicy fragrances ever created. It opens with a rich, realistic cardamom note that melts into a smoky, sugary warmth. It feels like sitting by a bonfire after baking sweet cardamom rolls over it, it's cozy, inviting, and full of depth. I got it as a gift from someone just as special as the scent itself.

Let me tell you this is a really nice vanillic spicy musk. Super great. I love this kind of stuff. It's almost gourmand, but it's not super sweet like most gourmand types. Really well balanced IMO. The extrait may be more concentrated, but sometimes more oils will mean less projecting and there's no problem here with that.

One of my favourites. It smells softly of cardamom and vanilla, but to me at least it doesn't give "food" so much as warmth and a bit of eroticism. It's not exactly smoky, but it makes me think of a fire anyway, I think it's literally just the woodiness + the warmth making the mental connection for me. I adore it.

A very sophisticated work. This perfume needs time to understand its full depth and beauty and character. It is vanilla-balsamic - spices on my skin , soft and deep but not sweet. at times a bit more vanillic then a bit more on a spicy balsamic side . Very refined and pleasant scent to wear . Love for me ❤️

Blind buy success story! Up close the slightly sweet, very spicy and green woodiness remain intact for hours, but from a short distance, smoke and vanilla reign. This is beautiful and has all-gender appeal. Acts as a luxury functional fragrance that is both invigorating and soothing.

This is fantastic. I love Sweet spicy accords & here it is Vanilla/amber/warm spicy accords blended to perfection in my opinion. Longevity is decent 6-8 hours with good projection/detection. Good for cooler weather & will be ok for office use as well.

I love this so much, I wear it when im in a sexy mood in the winters. So cool, glam and sexy. Like a rock-chic this smells boozy, smoky, spicy and fiery and at the same time not offensive or sharp. I think its very feminine.

A waxy vanilla. Very balsamic and resiny. Has a stuffy old vibe to it. People say it’s pissy but I don’t get that a lot. Very very tame compared to things like Salome by Papillon. Really pretty! I enjoy wearing this. 8.5/10

This is one of my absolute favorite scents! Balsamic, smokey with spicy vanilla. The notes are blended very evenly and balanced. For me it’s like wearing a piece of art. This fragrance is totally unisex, just like art💖

Not a unique scent but a beautiful one. Smoky Cardamom, savory Vanilla. Not ultra gourmand. In the same ballpark as Eau Duelle. The pink pepper makes it sparkling like in Eau Duelle.