Cedre

My imaginary boyfriend wears this. But since he doesn't exist its hard for him wear fragrances, so I wear it for him. This is a very straightforward scent there are four elements warm, fresh, sharp, and spice and they remain the same throughout but its the way they all work together that is wonderful: The cedre is sharp yet warm, the cinnamon is warm and spicy, the apple is sharp and fresh and the green tea is fresh and spicy the musk lies underneath it all keeping it close to the skin. I really don't smell the lemon scents or sage in here at all, the apple is really distinctive and smells nothing like lemon or sage. This is a year round scent, it smells fresh in the summer, and comforting on jumpers in the winter; and yeah its a bit masculine but until my imaginary boyfriend shows up its mine!

At first sniff I thought, masculine. But then it morphs into a D&G Light Blue-esque beauty. To look at the bottle and read the name, you also think it will be masculine, but it's perfectly unisex I assure you. I can't stop smelling it!! Might have to buy!! LOVE FRAGONARD! If you're thinking of trying a Fragonard product for the first time and are unsure about blind buying, all I can say is they are a GREAT company that makes beautiful and high quality fragrances! Huge huge Fragonard fan here! The more I smell from them, the more I love...super rare to find one I don't love.

At the first sight it is not my kind of perfume, I am no citrus girl. But it is woody and warm and fresh at the same time. When ever I wear it I receive compliments. It brightens up a dull december day. It has a good longevity and moderate sillage, it can be sprayed on generously without creating a heavy cloud.

if i say something about this, it could be a forest in the white sky! because of this, after that, my favourite fragrance is cedar. if you use this, you'll feel mysterious like a person at the sensual forest. anyway, i'd like to buy it more. :)

Fragonard Cèdre is a relatively linear fragrance on me. It's mainly a creamy cedar and clean musk, while sweet lemon and mandarine bring in a bit of sparkles. I too get the connotation of D&G Light Blue. I'd say toning down the sharp lemon and aquatic aspects of Light Blue and amplifying the creamy musky cedar base, the result might be quite close to Cèdre. The sillage of Cèdre is relatively soft, and the longevity is around 7 hours. I'd recommend it to those who enjoy fragrances similar to Light Blue, but would like a less citrusy or a more all-year-round version.