Musc Et Freesia

Musc Et Freesia hits every single check box for me - bright berry aldehydic opening - settling into a bright juicy floral musk. It really is everything I love - it smells juicy yet, "clean," the aldehydes create this retro French femme scent that I just simply adore (a little fuzzy hairspray leading into a bright cloud). It is E.Coudray's interpretation of the cotton flower according to their website which explains the musky, gentle florals. Every time I spray this I am transported to Paris in vintage Technicolor springtime - pure joy. It is an eau de toilette and behaves as one so the sillage is short lived, however the longevity on clothing can be a solid 24 hours. I plan to purchase the range this spring to see if I can get more sillage and skin longevity out of it. I love this scent so much that I can never be without a bottle.

This is such a beautiful, romantic, floral and fresh scent! I totally love it, but, it lasts just 30 min.... It's wonderful, like a walk in the park, in the spring 🌸🪷🌺🪻🌷

I don't reach for this in winter, but I love it in summer. If you like Hot Couture, try this. The raspberry is really lovely, strong without being artificial; the white musk gives it longevity (long lasting with plenty of sillage, but then I always "get" a musk note if it's there) and if you like fruity scents, this is a forgotten treasure. Really a very sweet, interesting fruit/floral/musk, becoming powdery as the day passes. I understand "Musc et Freesia" is the reissue of a very old, original scent by E. Coudray (19th C), and I love it. Nice big bottle too.

well. well. well. I was hoping so much of this frag. It has so many notes I truly adore (strawberry, freesia and all of the base). What is the outcome? I am sobbing. It smells like faint strawberry powder on my skin. Little bit reminds me of lipstick. Where did the rest of the notes go??? I could come b

Musc & freesia sounds and looks like it should be a romantic perfume... It probably is, but between all the fresh romantic types, this is a bit of a cheecky one. One with a little punch. Not really for me, but I'm sure it would make a lot of women feel confident (at work, probably).