Fleurs de Reine

Spring love of tuberose, iris with balanced sweetness from mimosa merging with a base of slightly powdered sandalwood. Godet florals never fails! A charming and chic trail 💛

I had the pleasure of traveling to France and picked this up from the Godet boutique in Saint Paul De Vence. I was told it was one of their top sellers. This is one of those fragrances that you smell every note very clearly. The tuberose and Jasmine stand out, iris adds some powderiness, mimosa adds some sweetness and the woody notes tones down the sweet. It’s a beautiful floral. It doesn’t last very long, but the sillage is very nice for the first few hours.

Many florals make for a sweet, feminine profile so I wouldnt personally wear it, but it would smell great on a woman imo. Despite being packed with sweet florals there is a sense of airiness, as though the breeze is blowing as you pass through a field of flowers. Its impressive what this house has achieved with their usage of naturals across their lineup, although this fragrance isnt super long lasting. Regardless, pretty good offering and its like a cousin of Divinité, less lactonic and cloying with a breeze circulating through it, making this a tough spring fragrance. I tested this on paper.

Candy floral that turns into woody floral It began as a candy floral, then settles into candy woody floral. I sense some mimosa with bits of candy, on tuberose and slightly jasmines, then comes the sandalwood. It's cute, but bit overly sweet floral. Nice.