CH L'Eau 2017

I bought this in a duty free shop in St. Maarten. I immediately was so happy because one of my favorites (Lancome O de Lancome) had been discontinued and this is almost spot-on replacement. The lasting power is great; I can still get whiffs of it at the end of the day. Clean, bright, citrusy and fresh tempered with a bit of the base notes makes for a great all-around day to night scent.

Very nice floral / citrus and woody (with some of the same floral / citrus vibe) dry down. This would go great on a man or woman. Amazing warm weather and daytime scent for both genders in my opinion.

OBSESSED w/this sharp and elegant citrusy scent. Totally unisex. Great for daily use, long lasting and love the bottle too!

I blind-bought this because it was compared to my beloved L'Occitane's Ruban di Orange. FYI, CH L'eau is nothing like that fragrance. In the beginning, there is a blast of sweet citrus, ginger, and spices, which I enjoy until the soapy notes take over. Luckily, the Tunisian Neroli only dominates the composition for a short time, and some sweetness returns, and woody spices emerge to help balance everything out. Phew! It has a touch more citrus sweetness on skin and smells soapier on sprayed clothing. CH L'eau is 100% unisex. At first, I wasn't sure I liked it, but the composition is just unusual enough to keep me interested—a gently sweetened spicy and soapy citrus. It's a very fresh, clean scent that would definitely be good for daytime-casual wear, especially in the hot summer. Sillage and projection are average, but CH L'eau has incredible lasting power for a freshie. It can stay in my collection, but I would not have purchased it had I tested it first.

Tea and lemon scent with a lot of ginger and other spices added. Amazing and warm. It will be perfect for winter evenings. Longevity and sillage is excellent. I can smell the scent for twenty four hours on my clothes, and over time it becomes harder. Tea disappears, leaving the space for ginger, pepper and cardamom. It's real unisex! It is not sweety or floral. This fragrance is about spices and citruses. The base notes remind me of the classic Marina de Bourbon in a striped box. Only Marina is about fruits, and Carolina is about citruses and spices. But you have to choose the moderate dose, otherwise you can really turn from a woman into a man. But with a moderate dosing, femininity is ensured!

This is a pleasant powdery citrus with a very clean and juicy vibe. While at first it seemed to be just another shower gel / shampoo scent, it actually smells happy, serene, sunny and energising. Not too artistic, but makes me smile. To retry when I go to a department store again.

STRONGLY jasmine dry down, which I find weird bc there’s no jasmine or white floral besides orange blossom in this fragrance

i blind bought this because i fell in love with the bottle design and i got a good price for it, however im not sure how i feel about the scent. theres a lot of soapy-ness, lemon, white floral; if i were to characterize this id say its a scent for a classy professional woman. i was hoping the tea and spicy notes would be more prominent, but as it stands its mostly the notes that tend to be headache-inducing for me that i can pick up on, which isnt ideal. it is a bit generic and outdated feeling, but theres nothing inherently bad about this perfume and overall id say its nice. if im being honest though, dont know if its for me. granted, i still have to get to know this fragrance, but my bottle will most likely just end up being for show. im not upset about that though, considering thats 90% of the reason i got it Edit: happy to discover it has a very spicy drydown, and the more i smell it the more i can pick out the tea notes- although i do feel like they play more of a supporting role than anything. the lemon is definitely the most prominent note, it smells very realistically like pure lemon juice, and i dont know if its a good thing yet. i havent finished testing it, but i definitely dont hate it which is nice

A green, a bit grassy, earthy, citrusy scent. Tea, mate and white flowers are strong in it. Not as simple and fresh as the other CH fragrances has been. I must be honest, I don't think I would wear it. It's just and okay scent, nothing special.

It was way better on the paper than on my skin. It triggers migraine.

Lightweight, aromatic, fruity, herbal, soapy, vetiver, tea, grapefruit. First association was - woman. Then perfume changed to something cosmetic and fresh, like a soap. Spicy, citrus-y, green soap. I can feel there vetiver, cedar, blood orange, but it's not too much. Even if you usually dislike vetiver and ceder try this perfume. Later more green notes come out and perfume becomes more tea like, but still fresh. There is some lovely and slightly sweet fruitiness what is similar to dried fruity tea mixes. Would be great for hot summer, spring and even early autumn. Rather for adult woman 25+.

I tried this in a mall,though I was never a Carolina Herrera's fan. First impression was... Great! After some minutes, I was wondering why the hell had I tried. And half an hour later I just fell for it again! Its heart is worth the waiting time. Just loved it! It's on my future-perfumes list :)

Love me some gingery citrus notes! Tea, neroli, pimento, woody with vetiver and cedar. Sounds nice.

The only CH scent I appreciate. Officially my new signature scent.