Tilleul Cédrat

Opens with gorgeous, juicy citrus and a green herbaceous freshness alongside sunny yellow florals...after a couple minutes, Fragonard's signature orange blossom note appears alongside fresh lemon. Fragonard does a beautiful orange blossom note - heady but not headache-y. After a while, the orange blossom moves to the background and I'm smelling more of the lime blossom, lemon, and cedar. This has an herbaceous, astringent zing alongside the linden that on me, takes a few minutes to unfold. Super refreshing fragrance. Like I can imagine being on the beach on a really hot day and spraying myself down with this to cool my skin and feel freshened up. Ahhhhhhh...such a great feeling. Also, this is UNISEX all the way.

Finally a good linden. creamy warm. pretty honeyed. cottony. sensual and innocent. and eternal adolescence. yes remind me a sort of body lotion of the 90s but nice at least.. the best linden on the market for now. The most close to the true blossom. jasmine and mandarine are in the notes list. I have read the brochure into the shop. low price. simple composition. lovely. Clean sweet. Im not sure if cedar is in the composition but I think that Most of people here confuse cedrat with cedar. Cedrat is the french word for Citron the big lemonlike knobby fruit. Now I have the official pyramid citron mandarin violet leaf Linden jasmine orange blossoms Cedar white musk

I got it in the Fragonard Shop in Paris, and it was a quick decision, as two impatient friends were rushing me..It`s the perfect spring perfume for me, as for me spring is linden: where I`m from in May and early June everything would be surrounded by the strong but fresh smell of blossoming linden, and this perfume reminds me so much of that time of year..I can`t really get much of the cedar or any of the other notes though, which is okay by me..I recommend it to anyone who is looking for a not to sugary but refreshing sweet spring fragrance.

this is lovely and also has a distinctive 'dry' smell that catches in your throat very slightly. It reminds me of a soapy version of Guerlain's Aqua Allegoria Flora Nymphea, which also has that dry catch to it. I can understand why people think of cedar, it's the dry nature of the scent which is giving that impression. it's hard to notice the citrus, to be honest. it's really very nice and the scented soap is lovely.

The heatwave in the UK is a bit annoying for scent lovers, as few scents can stand up to 80° heat, and they last 5 seconds, such a waste. But this one, like many Fragonards, and also Goutal scents, does stand up to heat. Wearing Tilleul Cedrat is extremely pleasant in hot weather, soap, etc as well, a very refreshing linden with a citrus edge. I had compliments from men and women. Excellent :)

My signature fragrance – to me Tilleul Cedrat feels like walking under a linden tree avenue in the summertime. I crave for perfumes that scream flowers-in-full-bloom and this is definitely one of them. There is something honey-like and mellow that makes me love this scent madly – not to mention the tons of compliments I receive anytime I wear it.

This is one of my favorites from Fragonard, and a delightful perfume for daytime wear, I particularly like it in winter. It has better longevity than most Fragonards, which is another plus (while I love many of their scents, they often seem to have faded within an hour but this one lasts a while).

Staying power is incredibly good. Strong cedar opening which I love with fresh citruses and floral accord and a suble wood base. Could be unisex but it is more femenine. Top quality. xx

hmmmmm......good. best adjective is refreshing.

I got this perfume by chance - as a swap - and it has been the best blind perfume swap for me so far. This is the kind of perfume that my husband says "yeah, this smells like you". (He says the same about "La chasse aux papillons" by L'Artisan and this perfume has very similar vibe to it.) Linden flowers, a bit of honey, lots of warm jasmine, something that reminds me of warm skin,summer and summer dresses, yellow flowers. Sweet, but also herbal, not too overpowering, but long lasting. Funny thing - i am using The Body Shop Honeymania shower gel right now and my skin right after showering smells almost exactly like my skin about 3 hours after spraying Tilleul & Cedrat on my elbow. But I guess it's my skin chemistry, you have to check yourself. I recommend it for anyone who likes linden blossom, honey and Chasse aux Papillons. And as a person prone to migraines,which fact eliminates so many perfumes for me (too sweet or too heady, classic example is Shalimar), i have to say- this one doesn't give me one. It's sweet, but perky. Romantic, but not boring. Sexy and natural. "Smells like me!"

The welcoming spray is VERY refreshing. I fell in love with it at first spray. Very light. Fruits and flowers. After the fruity fragrance, the jasmine starts dancing around. Within an hour or two, that sweet, generic white florals scent takes over: The kind similar to scents found in hand soaps and hand lotions found in fancy ladies' toilet rooms so be warned if you're iffy with that particular smell; pretty similar with The Body Shop's White Musk--- classic sweet white florals (except not as linear or boring). Within 4 hours and the rest of the day, the musk and the cedar takes over on my skin, giving the white florals a touch of woodyness and sophistication. If you love light jasmine florals with a woody touch, this one is something to consider picking up. Not my best buy, but definitely something I enjoy having in my fragrance stash. Summer-spring vibes, and definitely lasts on the skin even on hot summer days. Since it's got that warm woody dry down, I think this would be okay to wear to date nights and on autumn seasons, too.

Really interesting the way this one progresses through, very well blended notes. Starts out with a strong cedar note surrounded by citrus and florals and actually produces an extremely unique experience. It becomes increasingly more soapy and floral and as such feminine to my nose, actually reminds me of something my mum would wear. Nevertheless this is a well made and long lasting perfume with a great balance of elements, the jasmine and orange blossom for example are ever present but not overbearing and the scent remains clean, fresh and woody throughout. I probably wouldn't wear it myself but have quite enjoyed it on this occasion as a change from the norm.

A bright and sunny fragrance. I love the fresh burst at the beginning, with hints of honey. Unfortunately I read some of the reviews likening this fragrance to bathroom fresheners and now I just can’t get the thought out of my head. Still very pleasant, but I don’t exactly want to sniff myself smelling like a bathroom!

i love the smell of linden. walking down a springtime street and the air is intoxicatingly beautiful. i was hoping that tilleul cedrat had a bit of a similar charm. however, if you have walked into a monochromatically pastel bathroom and noticed a sweet floral clean smell, you have come across tilleul cedrat. that same lemony air one gets just after washing one's hands with a scented bar of soap. one whiff and it's gone. totally pleasant pillow scent or air freshener.

This was the first Fragonard I've been disappointed with. Even though carnation isn't listed in the notes, something in this fragrance is giving me a strong carnation-like scent which completely overpowers the linden and citrus and renders it unwearable for me. I thought I'd finally found a good linden EDP, but will now have to keep searching - does anyone know where to find the EDP version of Annick Goutal's Eau de Ciel?

Masculine and "stinging" (as Encens - Feve Tonka). It makes me think of a bad Fahrenheit. Not for me at all.

I bought this fragrance in Fragonard perfume museum in Grasse while on a road trip in South of France. I really liked the idea of linded perfume and with such big choice in the museum shop I decided to go with this. Then I made a mistake on my part by wearing while driving through very mountainous roads in Alps and since then it always reminds me of motion sickness if I decide to wear it... A bit unfortunate, but however it is an interesting fragrance that I find to be slightly too sweet for my liking? As someone mentioned in the comments it has this quality to tickle your throat. It is linden in it's full bloom, trickling with nectar and buzzing full of bees giving that honey like smell and a sensation that air is just saturated with it.

This perfume is very pretty. It starts off with a very strong top note of cedar, but quickly dries down to a fresh, slightly spicy beautiful scent that lasts all day and has just enough floral but not too much to be overly sweet. It is gorgeous. I get tons of compliments on it. A little goes a long way. Reminds me slightly of Coriander but softer and cleaner.

At first the strong smell of citruses really hit my nose , but after a while the perfume gets a very pleasant, fresh, floral mood which almost reminds me of some soap. I think that the violet leaves and orange blossoms are here the strongest notes. Strong fragrance with a fresh clean basis.

Maybe my nose is going through a weird phase, but all I smell is orange blossoms, violet leaves and a hint of cedar. Somehow, it reminds me a softer version of Elie Saab Le Parfum. Nice, but not my favorite among the Le Jardin de Fragonard collection.

Cedrat means citron (lemon). It`s a wonderful subtle feminine fragrance, lots of linden, no harsh notes and no, definitely no cedar, I don`t smell any. I think most people read cedrat and they think they smell cedar.