Ashlemah

Ashlemah is very sweet, candied violet and almond juxtaposed w/ a contrasting aromatic lavender. A very beautiful perfume. Reminds me of Kenzo Flower just a bit but Ashlemah is powderier and aromatic. Flower to my nose wasn't all that powdery, it was more of sweet parma violet lotion scent. I would love to score a full bottle of this. It smells of another era. It is giving me 19th century vibes but it is so much more wearable than Guerlain's L'Heure Bleu. That one is so overwhelming. This has a freshness and a lightness that translates to today but still reminds me of the past.

I can't find words to describe this exquisitely beautiful fragrance! One KNOWS they used the best ingredients to be found anywhere. So simple in notes yet SO elegant a scent. Fabulous fabulous fabulous. Try a sample at a store; it can convert non- iris/violet/heliotrope ppl to lovers of same. Just so lovely and sophisticated. A treasure.

Yes, Powdery Violet! Soft, elegant and creamy fragrance... I love this note in perfumery.

This was my bedtime cocoon in a bottle. A scent that didn’t speak, it whispered. Soft as moonlight and tender as a lullaby, Ashlemah was pure fairy magic. The heliotrope, violet, and lavender danced like pastel dreams, gently lulling me into sleep. It didn’t just smell good ... it felt like being tucked in by angels. Truly one of the most delicate, comforting fragrances I’ve ever owned.

Ashlemeh, which features the notes Lavender Essence, Iris Absolute and Musk. It is a very elegant, understated scent, but don't write it off as boring or "dry." There is lurking sensuality in it,just a bit of sweet juicyness that is pulled off with absolute refinement and aristocracy.

Was thrilled to find a bottle of this beautiful, creamy powdery, and sadly discontinued fragrance online. It smells soooo good. The bottle is pretty to look at but awkward to use. A similar scent is Petites et Mamans which sells on overstock for around $50 usd.

Innocent soapy violet. It's like L'Artisan Drôle de Rose, where rose is replaced with the violet. Drôle de Violette.

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Ok Ive bought so many bvlgari perfumes blind bc of the beautiful bottles and I don't like any of them so lve all sizes of decant for sale. Not just bvlgari either! DM me please

I blind bought this and wow- so beautiful but not what I expected. Firstly, the packaging and the bottle are just staggeringly elegant. I have never owned a more impressive perfume bottle. The fragrance is also pure quality from first spray. It starts with a very sweet and aromatic lavender note that is quite dominant. After a while, a cool iris emerges and softens the lavender before being joined by the airy and fluffy violet. The violet is not at all the main player - that would be lavender. In fact the manufacturer states that the notes are mainly lavender and iris. However I love the sweet violet which underlies this composition, which becomes increasingly powdery and soft without ever veering into laundry or nappy territory. It is very meditative because of the lavender and good for relaxing. Leans feminine

Ashlemah, (sweet dreams) is based on the amethyst. A stone associated with divinity, spirituality and purity. This perfume is the aristocrat of the line. It is highly sophisticated in nature and wears on the skin with regal beauty. Purple after all is the color of kings. The notes are lavender essence, Iris absolute and musk. No muddle of too many symphonic notes but rather a chamber piece of clarity and beauty. It opens in Lavender but the star in the evening sky is the imperial cool beauty of a lovely iris note. This is held aloft on the skin by a clean clear musk. (FOR THE STORY INSPIRED BY THIS PERFUME AND MY TAKE ON THE ENTIRE COLLECTION CHECK MY REVIEW ON MY BLOG SCENTS MEMORY)

Plasticky violet and green powdery is what my nose perceived. The almond strangely makes it smell even more synthetic. It carries an older scent vibe but still wearable. It is quite linear on my body. I have high hopes based on the reviews and went straight to order a full-sized bottle. Not bad but very underwhelming.

@Eurochic Because it's a heavy dose of lavender you smell from beginning to end. That's probably why people voted as lavender being the most prominent tone. If you smell dried French lavender, you'll get the same musty, powdery floral essence you smell here. The violet livens it up from being dated.

Soft as a cloud. Feels like being touched by a feather. The opening gives me a Guerlain's Insolence EDP vibe. After that dissipates, I'm left with a similar scent to a more denser Guerlain's L'Instant Magic or even Frederic's Malle L'Eau d'Hiver. Magical.

Strange and uncomfortable bottle. Far from the Bvlgari elegance. However the juice is very pleasent, but is absolutely the same as Bvlgari Eau Parfumee au The Bleu. Not worthy spending so much money on this one if you can have the The Bleu.

beautiful, my favorite from all of them you can feel there little bit bvlgari style (pour femme and le petites & mamas) nothing spicy, more neutral and powdery

@eurochic a company isn't going to list every ingredient used in a scent, these notes also exist in this fragrance. Thank you.

The most beautiful violet scent I have ever smelled. The violet queen.