Neroli blanc Intense Eau de Parfum

OH•MY•GOODNESS This is Beautiful!!! Néroli Blanc Intense is the kind of fragrance that just makes me long for Spring and Summer. The orange blossom is so fragrant! The sweetness here is quite strong, reminding me of an intensely sweet honey. I know that honey isn’t in this perfume’s notes but my nose says honey: 🍯 As for the fruity notes, the rose and the Jasmine, I don’t really detect them. They must be well incorporated into the composition because I certainly do not think rose or jasmine when I smell my wrist. As for the woodsy notes, they are waaayyy in the background and they appear much later ( we are talking hours later )... Nothing is sharp, screechy or jarring here. Everything is smooth and reminiscent of a lazy sunny summer afternoon, the breeze is fragrant and saturated with orange blossom, the bees are humming and the sky is brilliant...do I sound desperate for summertime? Yes, yes I am 🥺 Neroli Blanc Intense is a wonderful addition to my ever growing collection of Orange Blossoms. I have quite a few but each of them is absolutely fabulous and very well loved (by me)!!! • Safanad by Parfums de Marly is a close one to it but Safanad seems a bit more sheer and not as heavy on the sweetness. • Sintra by Memo is also a close one but Sintra has Petit Grain which can be jarring to some (I loooooooove petit grain so Sintra is a great love of mine). • Atlas Garden by YSL is also close but Atlas Garden is FLORAL and VERY Oriental (dates are the note that sweeten Atlas Garden). Anywho, Neroli Blanc Intense is a new love of mine and I LOVE it🍯✨🌿☀️🍊💛

Love love love this! If you found LDBS to be too cloying or the neroli to be too much, definitely give this a go. I had to order it directly from Au Pays de la Fleur D'Oranger and they only accepted Euro's but apparently, they took my bank's American USD$ and I received my bottle earlier this week. It's the most beautiful, sweet orange blossom fragrance. It's very feminine and quite sweet but not cloying. I have O'Feminin which is another orange blossom perfume but it's not sweet and more of a realistic OB fragrance. I think OB's fare better when they are sweeter and so I appreciate all the sweet notes added to this fragrance. The juice is lovely, dark orange color and the bottle is simple but classy. I give this a 10/10. I have Oriana, O'Feminin, Neroli Blanc Intense, and Safanad which are all OB based perfumes. I have a dupe of LDBS by Oakcha and I consider it to be a more neroli forward perfume. Lately, Orange blossom has been my love and I've acquired quite a few OB perfumes. I have Safanad as well and I will say that while they are similar, they're different enough that it's not redundant to have both. The sweetness in this is more similar to LDBS but not having the green notes and neroli just blends better with this level of sweetness and it smells more balanced. Of all my OB fragrances, NBI is my favorite, though! Longevity is just average for me, though. I find that a common thread with OB perfumes.

I initially reviewed this fragrance in May 2025 after purchasing a 100ml bottle from Le Pink in April 2025. It has become nearly impossible to locate "Neroli Intense" in the USA. I found an okay price on an online resale site, so I decided to purchase a 100ml nearly full bottle. It is now December 2025 and I'm re-reviewing this lovely fragrance. For whatever reasons, I couldn't stop thinking about Au Pays de la Fleur d'Oranger "Neroli Intense." My thoughts returned to this fragrance after realizing several other orange blossom and neroli failures. Yes, the perfume's opening is an INTENSE (and I do mean intense) ORANGE BLOSSOM BOMB w/the perfect amount of slightly bitter neroli. The perfume's opening is nuclear. You MUST LOVE orange blossom, neroli and candied orange (citrus) notes to be able to wear and tolerate this fragrance. The perfume feels thick, syrupy, super-sweet and decadent. The opening's bitter bite seems to cut down on the super-sugary notes. After 30 minutes, the fragrance develops into the creamiest, smoothest, hyper-sweetened, mixed floral, vanilla-orange fragrance one might imagine. In its dry~down, the fragrance does smell like an ice cream orangesicle with a side of gentle florals. I must add Memo Paris "Sintra" is still my most coveted orange blossom fragrance. But Neroli Intense is a very close second!

This is so great, feminine and yummy. My favorite Neroli fragrance; I own others but they pale in comparison. A super sweet orange blossom and vanilla. VERY SWEET. It's not a "sugar" or caramel sweetness in my opinion it's more juicy - though I can't pick out any specific fruits and I don't notice a standout honey note either. Lasts 5-6 hours with soft projection and after that dries down to just a generic sweet skin scent for maybe another hour or two. Although this is super sweet I find that the orange blossom lends a certain freshness so that I don't mind wearing it to the office in the summer, I probably wouldn't wear in the hot weather if I was going to be outdoors, but for temperature controlled/air conditioned office it works all year round. One of my all time favorite scents. P.S. Don't be afraid of the "white florals" in this one - the orange blossom compliments but never outshines the vanilla. I personally don't think any jasmine or rose are really noticeable. P.S.S. I think people who are fans of things like Jean Paul Gaultier Classique line or Elie Saab Le Parfum will DIE for this one.

Worth the $128 on a humble income ordering from the company directly in France (everything on the website was in French) PayPal took care of the currency exchange This is orange cream with beautiful white florals and honey. It is a gentle beast and the bottle is gorgeous. It is sweet but doesn’t smell juvenile. It smells elegant. It’s not just sugar. It’s layered with florals but it’s also simple at the same time. This is like a more powdery and powerful take on love don’t be shy. A more grown up version, if you will. It’s is surprisingly powdery but in the orangest way possible. I smell a powdery orangy white flower. It’s not even too sweet in my opinion as there’s a sort of dry musk going on with that powderiness. There is absolutely nothing cough syrup like about this at all! The powderiness doesn’t allow this to smell like a syrup! It’s well balanced. It’s more of a dry scent than a wet one. The opening is rather sharp but I enjoy it so much! And it dries down to be a bit quieter. I absolutely love it and will cherish it on my tray of my most expensive and rare fragrances i own 🍊🧡

If you LVOE orange blossom you might LVOE this perfume.....and yes I meant LVOE. Because this scent is so beautiful yummy sweet creamy orange that you might roll your eyes back in your head and forget how to spell LOVE. This is a lovely sweet creamy orange blossom. It is along the lines of By Kilian Sweet Redemption, Le Couvent Eau Aimable (Cologne of Love), Pacifica Nerola Blossom, Fragondard Fleur d'Oranger or the sweet orange blossom/jasmine of Elie Saab. Neroli Blanc Intense has subtle differences of course. It is very fresh floral sweet orange blossom that is exceptionally fruity. A yummy fruity sweet gourmand orange aspect that is beautifully combined with creamy vanilla and a very subtle hint of cedar. I do get the orange creamsicle association for sure. Note: the bottle has changed. It no longer comes with a clear cap, and the label is a bit different. Check out the pic of Au Pays de la Fleur d'Oranger Neroli Oud - with the metal cap and slightly different label. That is how this scent is now packaged

Oh yes! Neroli Angel Cake for sure!!! Perfect description Happyme2009. Really gorgeous!! It IS a gorgeous, delicious, scrumptious perfume! Such a rich and delectable, sweet, creamy orange cake. Yummy. I'm in LOVE with it!!! I can't stop (not that I want to!) sniffing myself. Totally divine. Orgasmic! And....the colour of the liquid! Wow!! Magnificent. Stunningly apt. Perfect, in a fabulous heavy-duty bottle. Very elegant and classy. Sillage is good, a couple of feet, nice and noticeable, and it lasts most of the day. It's my COMPLETELY PERFECT perfume. I adore it!

I totally agree with this "a combination of Alien and Elie Saab Le parfum: an initial blast of honeyed jasmine". It is not as strong as either of these. It does dry down to a vanillary orange sweet with a hint of burnt sugar. It feels more feminine than unisex but I thnk thats perhaps because of all the sweetness. I love it and its perfect to wear during the day on warm days. I have to say that for an "intense" fragrance it isnt. Moderate sillage and longevity.

Neroli Blanc Intense starts with a blast of strong vanilla/fruit. Besides the fruity accords, I don't know why, but I smell heavy honey here (not mentioned in the notes section). The neroli and bergamot are here, but in the background. This is more of a vanilla/honey/fruit fragrance. It is well composed, sweet and lasts a very long time. You might want to try a sample first.

The name says it all. Neroli, white florals and intense. I adore this fragrance. It’s in my top 3. I don’t get love don’t be shy (love her too) but love don’t be shys mom maybe. A mature (but not elderly) Gourmand, white floral almost soapy fragrance. A neroli lovers dream. To die for.

very sweet, honeyed, almost candied orange blossom with some citrus and fruits woven smoothly through; in the top, on my skin, this has an almost minty quality and in the base it becomes and dolack almost the way that some jasmines do.

This beauty is a stunning gourmand take on orange blossom—freshly whipped, airy, and luminous. It melts into a silky vanilla custard, warm and comforting. Absolutely heavenly. A fragrance to be felt as much as worn.

What a beauty is this one. Smells so organic, multifaceted and opulent but never cloying or flat. Masterfully blended and for real fragrance connoisseurs. Simply addictive. I have to see how is longevity.

beautiful, sugared neroli flowers, with some creamy sandalwood and faint, fruity background. PDM doesn't hold a candle to this thick, sweet, beautiful concoction. Gorgeous, worth the coin.

I think this is what heaven smells like. I can’t even begin to describe how much I love this. Sweet, tart, fruity, orange blossom, vanilla. I don’t know what else to say. It’s perfect.

Is it me or does Neroli blanc intense smell really similar to Poeme from Lancome? How it smelled in the 90's, not sure how it smells now.

This perfume is perfect. Layering this with the new formula of Love Don’t Be Shy (white bottle) makes both extra special.

This is the most beautiful perfume. Classy, womanly, elegant and luscious. I love it!!

I wanted this to be the perfume that made me really fall in love with sweet orange blossom fragrances, yet I feel a bit disappointed. It's just too sweet, and the beautiful lushness of the orange blossom is crippled by the synthetic fruit note. The jasmine is also too agressive; rather than revealing its indolic side, it too becomes the victim of the oversweet fruity notes (think Essence de Kool-Aid). As a whole, this is a pleasant, unoriginal failure. I've never smelled Alien Essence Absolue, so I can't verify other reviewers' comments, but based on what I know about that line, that seems pretty accurate to me. When I first sampled NBI EdP, I was struck by the similarity to And the World is Yours by A Lab on Fire. The orange blossom is similarly sweet, but that fragrance is a bit deeper, substituting tonka and tolu for vanilla and fruit, and also introducing heliotrope and cumin. Maybe I'm just neroli-averse and other Fragranticans will have an easier time distinguishing such scents. For the time being, though, this will remain a mere like rather than a love.

Unisex? That must be a joke! I cannot imagine anyone with masculine traits wearing this. It is as feminine as it gets ! Basically a gourmand take on Neroli. Is there such a thing as neroli Angel Cake ? Because if there is, this is it. Vanilla birthday cake and neroli and sugar, delicious, onctuous, creamy. It starts very strong, and the orange color of the juice makes you think it's stronger than it really is, but it quickly looses potency. Soon it becomes a skin scent that lasts fairly long without much silage. It is all an illusion , but so beautiful and delicious! I absolutely love it , and if I was to compare it to other scents, I would say this is doing to the neroli what Cartier Essence Baiser Vole did to the lily, and what Micallef Watch did to the Jasmin ! Talking a flower and mixing it with sweet vanilla cake batter. Now some things go better with vanilla than others, but this is a successful combination for sure ! Recommended any time. Any where. For anyone into floral gourmand genre.

I do like Neroli Blanc Intense but as the reviewer below me noted, it's very sweet and much more about the vanilla and other supporting fruits than neroli. It's a very pretty, clean, youthful, and to my nose, rather feminine scent, due to the sweetness. The sweet notes have a fruit jam/orange marmalade quality. I can smell the neroli a little bit, but I want a little more of that complex, bitter-woody-floral neroli aroma. (I think the Neroli Blanc eau de parfum format captures that aspect better than this one, even if it doesn't last as long.) That being said, it's a beautiful scent and if you like your orange blossoms with a side of creamsicle, this is a great one to try. Very much a crowd-pleaser, great for school or office wear.

Lovers of orange lollipops, look no further! Opening: Very candylike and honeyed, but with a pleasant orangey (grammar?) tang. Dry down: Generic and flowery. Orange flower. Jasmine. Something like that. Neroli is nearly unnoticeable, but is probably what adds a veeeery sliiight citrusy edge to "Ye Old General Bouquet Of White Flowers" Neroli Blanc Intense has got going on here. Or, maybe not totally generic, the honey is actually very present all through the dry down. Actually, now that I think about it, Neroli Blanc is good value for money, really. Price is relatively low, performance is frankly stellar, perfume is pleasant and wearable... I may not need it myself, but it's a solid perfume for sure.

The opening of Neroli Blanc intense surprisingly strikes me as a combination of Alien and Elie Saab Le parfum: an initial blast of honeyed jasmine, though not as agressive as the other two which can be a bit stifling. After a few minutes the fragrance mellows down into a very soft vanillic orange blossom. To me it is not as sweet as Sweet Redemption or Seville a l'Aube. It is a summery, romantic muted candied neroli with moderate sillage. Nothing "intense" out there! I guess this perfume won't bother anyone at work. I don't think the longevity is that great, at least on my skin... barely 2 hours! I really love this comfort scent. A very nice discovery but I wish it lasted longer!

This is a gooey sweet, honeyed orange blossom. Sister to Safinad and cousin to Le perfume Elie Saab. The opening is very sweet and a little strong. I can smell the Jasmine right away, as well as the fruits. There is honey in here and that thick honey that is white and like glue, gorgeous warmth that you get in a hot toddy drink. It's going to be too sweet in warm weather so for me this is cool weather autumn and spring scent. It lasted 6 hours, and the sillage was good but not crazy. I think she is a very simple and lovely neroli honey bomb. Like Safinad meets Scandal. Enjoy.

Sweet, warm, smooth orange blossom with some gentle citrus that brightens without being sharp. The florals have enough complexity to not feel synthetic or entirely drowned out by the sweetness, but feel tame enough to be easy and approachable (no indoles here). Definitely for gourmand lovers more than those chasing realistic florals. I LOVE this. Was a scary blind buy due to the price tag, but *this* is the sweet orange blossom I've been looking for (LDBS, Sintra, and Safanad are all likes, but all fell short for me).

Honeyed orange blossom. This perfume made me fall in love with it the second I tried it. It is very similar to Killian's 'Love Don't Be Shy', except this one appears more natural. I can actually smell neroli in it. However, it is very syrupy and candied, it is a toffy variation of a neroli fragrance. I think it works best in spring and summer. And I know that for some it may seem like an overkill, but the heat gradually diffuses it and makes it surround you, so that you catch delicious wafts here and there.

I get nothing besides sweet orange blossom from this - not a complaint, it’s happy and beautiful, but I wish I picked up on a bit more complexity from it. Safanad is indeed similar to my nose, but a bit more luxe and complex smelling from the ylang-ylang. I enjoy both, expected to prefer this as I love the sweetest fragrances and this was described as Safanad’s sweeter little sister, but I think I prefer Safanad by a bit.

Just received this the other day via an on-line blind buy and I do like it but there isn't nearly as much citrus/neroli as I was hoping for...the vanilla and fruits are much more prevalent than I expected...having said this, it is a pleasant enough sweet vanilla, fruit, & lightly floral fragrance. Sillage: heavy Longevity: 12+ hours

One of the most beautiful orange blossom scents ever created. I am not even a fan of the note and I would happily wear this fragrance. Not so sweet as LDBS, more mature and refined.

Theoretically I should love this. However, the amount of sugar is killing me, to the extent I will need to make a dentist appointment to check on my teeth just after smelling one spray of it. I am a sugar, orange blossom and neroli girl but the sweetness and fresh bitterness are not balanced here at all. I very much prefer Perdizione by Nobile 1942, which has a similar profile, especially in the drydown, but its execution is perfect. If you kind of like Neroli Blanc Intense but would prefer it to be more neroli forward and less sweet - go and grab Perdizione. If you like just a hint of Neroli Blanc Intense and far more neroli + flowers - go and grab M. Micallef's O Feminin. I own Elie Saab's Le Parfum and can't see any similarities except of a hectic dose of honey. Someone who suggested pairing these two fragrances together apparently created a weapon of mass brain destruction in trains and buses.

Very similar to Ellie Saab La Parfum and Alien Essence Absolue (and others), and sweeter than PDM’s Safanad, this is a neroli/orange blossom that has been amped up by sugar. I did like the heart better when the sweetness dissipated. A super sweet orange blossom and vanilla scent, this is the kind of perfume I like to smell in short bursts but find that I can’t wear it long term—in fact, I sold my 95% full Safanad a few months ago. For people that can wear it, this scent feels like a quality composition.

Upon initial spray, it smells nice...sweet and citrusy. But then the sweetness seems to deepen to the point where it's cloyingly sweet to me and I feel overwhelmed with a scent of hard orange candies and fruity pebbles cereal. Ultimately this was a sugar bomb that was too much for me to handle. It does have great staying power and sillage as the scent filled up my entire bedroom and was still lingering for quite some time afterward.

This is as everyone says a syrupy orange blossom scent. This is very feminine and super long lasting, I can imagine it garnering many compliments. If great performance is important to you and you love a honeyed floral this is a must try. I’m just not sure orange blossom is the floral for me.

This is another blind buy fail for me. I get the neroli/orange blossom but not the vanilla or sweetness. It’s somewhat similar to Sintra by Memo, but the dry down in Sintra gets sweeter. Also, the longevity is terrible on me.

Very nice for breezy summer nights out, smells like a soapy orange tea, the citrus is a bit too pronounced for me, not sure I wanna smell like this! I prefer safanad, it’s creamier to me.

This is just too damn sweet. Reminds me of JPG classique, but made for today it's not as vintage as that one. Both of these fragrances are nauseating. If you want a better version of a sweet orange blossom that doesn't take it to the gourmand extreme that this one takes it to. Try Providence perfume companies Divine instead. That's my favorite orange blossom fragrance. This is so sweet it's toothachingly sweet it's just too sweet for me. If you want to smell like orange frosting on a vanilla cake this will be right up your alley. Sticks to everything as well. Total scrubber for me. If you are on a budget and want a nice sweet orange blossom that actually smells like a perfume and not food try Chloe Nomade Nuit d'Eygpt. Has more sophisticated nuance then this completely absurd vat of sugary diabetic attack.

Smells like a cough syrup for children. If you consider a blind buy, think again. Absolutely disgusting for my taste.

Got totally influenced by ‘From Abi With Love’ and ‘The Perfume Guy.’ This fragrance would never have gotten on my radar otherwise. It did not disappoint. It’s lovely. You’ve got to love orange blossom though. This is what I wanted love don’t be shy to be. LDBS was too juvenile, candy shop. It is a little similar to Safanad, but I prefer this. It’s quite versatile as well. Fantastic addition to my collection. update: also great for layering with Elie Saab le parfum, Neroli Amara, valaya, or even Levant to tone down the sweetness, and I sweeten up florabotanica and chloe cedrus with it. It is perfect on it's own though. I also notice the high quality musk lingering in the backround. What’s this I keep reading that compares this to Alien Essence Absolue? If that’s true then just wow! Update: I sold this on! My taste has changed and I find I just don’t like sweet summer fragrances, and they don’t work out for me in the fall and winter.

What an unexpected neroli fragrance. I would say, it's a flowery gourmand fragrance for those who do not like big white florals. Neroli blanc is orange blossoms in milk chocolate cream. For some reason, when I smell it, I see it as a perfect fragrance for summer vacations by the Mediterranean sea. Just put on that long white dress! The staying power and projection are very good. It's a unisex fragrance on the feminine side. Would be interesting to test it on the male skin, too, though.

It's nice fragrance, but I wouldn't say it's similar to LDBS. It has that vibe, but if LDBS would have citrusy flanker, that could be it. It's closer to Sintra, but it's not as bitter as Sintra is. That one is a NO for me, this one is more wearable for sure! It also could be compared to Benevolence House Of Sillage with addition of citrus note is more prominent in Neroli blanc Intense. From all of LDBS sisters, I prefer Istanbul, then Reckless by Roja.

Lovely warm orange blossom scent- full-bodied and voluptuous, with a HUGE vanilla meltdown in the base- I had my doubts as to how this was going to wear in the sultry heat of mid-summer, but was pleasantly surprised- lightly applied, it was a real joy to wear- Alien Absolue meets Serge Lutens' Fleurs d'Oranger...

Scent - orange blossom, candied berries, vanilla cream, orange musk, with a small hint of honey. Season/Time of Day - I prefer to use this one in the warmer months, day or night. Projection - I did get noticed, It garners compliments. Longevity - I get 24hrs consistently

Sweetish Neroli, fruitti candy type of sweets with neroli. Let's say a bowl of candied sweets fruits with 3 to 4 drops of neroli, as if the neroli is the intruder and been added to the main concept of this fragrance which is candied sweets.

Simply put, I am in love with this fragrance. I cannot stop smelling my arm. I received 3 compliments within the past few days. Classy, pretty scent with moderate sillage and longevity. Narcotic, neroli crack in a bottle. Yum.

Love this stuff. It reminds me alot of Alien Essence Absolue. It starts out smelling of rootbeer and neroli then smooths way down into thick vanilla with a lightness. It's beautiful for summer weather.

Yummy syrupy orange blossom, but too vanilla-heavy for my preferences. Will happily finish my sample up though.