Piege a Filles

I love this perfume because i found it unique , elegant and mature in a sweet way . You can feel easily the ingredients of this perfume and enjoy its evolution , always keeping a classy level of scents .

Interesting concept. "Piege a Filles" translates to "Girl Trap" - the idea being that the "feminine" accord of neroli, almond and heliotrope attracts a female mate, while the musky, cuminy "masculine" base traps her. Sketchy marketing brief aside, what struck me was how novel the heliotrope note feels in a perfume marketed to men. It lends a smoothness to the spicy dry down without making it feel too powdery or floral. This would be an excellent choice for anyone who's enjoyed Guerlain's Homme Ideal series or the Bvlgari Man series.

Smart and playful. Very nice fragrance that women may like. Not dandy but charming. It's simple and well done, has a good projection and longevity. The cumin note inside is a bit sweaty, sexy, but the fragrance is a clean oriental mixture with a bit of flowers. Very manly without being macho, for me an interesting perfume to wear sometimes when you want to turn from formal to casual. A bit unique in it's composition. Lasting : good Projection / sillage : good Avoid during summer

nice scent, I love almonds and heliotrope but sometimes they are used in too sweet female perfumes, here it is dry sweet, with cumin and wood, it is supposed to be a fragrance for men, but I am considering to buy it for me, I think it can be also wore by women as well.

Very sweet, a little reminiscent of the original Pi, but also "L" by Lolita Lempicka (for women!). Not bad at all, but smells more like cakes rather than a proper fragrance. ***

Great scent!! Not overdone, like not overly spicy, or woodsy. It is actually elegant and quite distinctive...it has also a floral undertone while remaining masculine..I can see my husband wearing it in spring and summer..it smells great!! Very nice creation!