Eau Des Vignes

I love this scent but wish it lasted longer. I can smell it on me for about 3-4 hours and I have smelled it on a friend who used it pretty much everyday while visiting. Its very clean and pleasant, with a slight similarity to the Sicilian "Zagara" perfume which is a leaf from oranges I believe. I searched online and its about $40 bucks on Amazon which I think is expensive given its not even an eau de toilette but I must say, for it just being perfumed water, it has a punch. Lasts a bit longer than a body spray, and its perfect for warm weather. When I ran out, I will definitely buy a replacement.

It ́s delicious. Such a simple yet well-made composition: the bergamot turns the powdery iris and the musk into an ethereal, soothing scent. Almost balsamic. Very difficult to describe. It ́s very different from the usual clean, "soapy" florals that I gravitate towards, but still fresh and easy to wear. Sillage is soft/average, the wear is between moderate and weak. It ́s my daily perfume and I wear it almost everyday.

Eau Des Vignes is a little blast of iris infused musky freshness. An easy reach on a hot day for any moment. Once I wore it on the beach towards sunset, and the contrast between the salty beach air with the freshness of Eau de Vignes was truly gorgeous. It is surprisingly long lasting, and if I may add, my favourite from the Caudalie fresh fragrance range.

It's very unisex, and on my skin very long-lasting, bracingly fresh bergamot. It has that touch of Iris and incense in the background which makes it complex and incredibly sophisticated. To me, it's very classy Italian riviera old world charm. I actually prefer it to the current formulation of Acqua di Parma's Colonia.

I really loved that the shower gel from this collection then I found out they have it in perfume form which I just tried and immediately reminded me of Saharienne by Yves Saint Laurent. Absolutely beautiful for this money! Perfect blend of iris, bergamot and I would say neroli even thought it's not listed.