Si Tu Savais...

I used to have moschino I love love as a teenager. I used several bottles of that before I grew out of it. Then I found d&g light blue which was almost the same as I love love but lacked the few notes I came to dislike in the moschino fragrance. Si tu savais reminds me of neither of these scents. It has a very prominent apple heart note and not so much of the citrus aquatic notes found in I love love and light blue. It seems much more elegant and interesting to me

This is exactly the same as Berlin's 'Frau Tonis: 11 Si tu savais' which costs about 120% as much. Total rip off. They buy their perfumes from others and sell them as their own (while rising the price like crazy). To this perfume: I like it very much but it is so light that I use it only as a layering perfume. I think it works very well on Chance Chanel eau fraiche, because it softens it a lot, in a beautiful way. It gives Chance the lightness it lacks.

This is a very pretty modern citrus-floral-aquatic fragrance- much more beautiful to me than D&G Light Blue, which someone compared it to above. Si Tu Savais is a fresh and clean scent but not at all soapy. The lemon here is sweet, rather than sour, and I think it would be perfect for spring or summer, since it's a cool, watery scent. It's something that I would wear to work, although it does almost seem too special for that. It's very close to the skin and soft, which appeals to me since this might be too sharp if the sillage was too much and I don't like powerful floral fragrances. I might use a warm vanilla body lotion with this to give it some heat so I can wear it in the colder months. So far, this is my second favorite Galimard perfume after Cantabelle :)

I honestly don't know how this is a female scent, it smells so masculine in my opinion. This page is missing a very important note, that is on the official Galimard page - green tones. And green it is... it only smells like grass to me with a small hint of citrus. I'm not a fan, but I can see why some people might like it.

After the dominant citrus notes wear off, the apple comes out as the most distinguished note. Can't really smell the flower notes very well, they are not prominent at all and neither are the woodsy notes that only come out when the scent is nearly gone. Some compared Si tu savais to a softer version of Dolce&Gabbana D&G Light Blue, but since I never even tested it, I wouldn't know. In any case it is an other inoffensive office fragrance aka ORIFFF (office-ready inoffensive fruity-floral fragrance). I'd not want to buy a full bottle but would not refuse this one as a free gift since it can be worn anytime anywhere.