Météorites Le Parfum

I was at a mall trying Guerlain Parure Gold foundation(which I loved) and talking with SA about my love for Guerlain.I told her I have Guerlain Météorites Baby Glow sheer foundation and I LOVE it's scent and said I'm going to buy Météorites primer too if it has the same fragrance.she asked me so why don't you try Meteorites perfume and immediately offered me a huge spray of it before letting me saying a single word Well I knew about this perfume.I had checked it's notes and was almost sure that I'm not going to like it.I have mixed feelings about violet.I adore it in Guerlain French Kiss and Issey Miyake Pleats Please edp(the purple one) but hate it in Creed Love in Black,I'm not a fan of Guerlain Insolence edp either.my conclusion is that I like violet when it's paired with sweet notes and/or heliotrope,but I hate it when it's accompanied by woody notes and/or green notes so this perfume seemed to be a no no for me I was SO wrong!as soon as I caught a whiff of it I was in love with all my cells!I can't talk about it's notes as I didn't think of them.sure violet was the most dominant one,but I can't remember any herbal or woody masculinity.It was like violet followed by crisp apple,berry-rose and a silky musk.not too fruity,not too sweet,violet never enters the territory of sad,cold violet scents,on the contrary,it makes me feel happy.I agree with a reviewer calling it calming.Guerlain Meteorites is very calming,peaceful,youthful yet classy,friendly,super feminine,soft,pretty,delicate,it reminds me French Kiss but while French Kiss reminds lipstick,Météorites reminds face powder,both are powdery in a gorgeous,girly yet elegant way I can see that most of fragranticans aren't happy with it's longevity and sillage but I could catch lovely whiffs of it even when I was in bed,maybe because the mentioned SA had sprayed a huge amount of it on my hand That day I couldn't buy it as I had to buy some makeup stuffs but I will definitely go back for it..it can be such a lovely spring,summer everyday perfume

In 7th grade (1992, i think), i used to cover every single inch of my room (ceiling, too) with beautiful pages from W Magazine. One was an ad for Guerlain Meteorites, and i wanted them dearly. It was a pretty pricey ask for a 12 year old, but somehow my mom agreed and I cherished that little round golden box of pretty pastel pearls as if it was a box of diamonds. I was telling my brother about that memory last Christmas season and thought, "gosh, can you imagine if there was a perfume that smelled like those?" And then I came online and almost passed out when I saw this actually exists. Of course I talked about it nonstop, and then my brother gave it to me for Christmas 😊 It smells exactly the same as I remember - - like C. Howard's Violet Candy. The horribly sad thing is that it lasts just a few minutes and then it's gone. I cherish it like diamonds, too, because if I re-applied it every time it wore off, I'd go broke in a month. I wear it just before bedtime after a shower and that's how I indulge in it. It's just not worth it in the daytime 😔 I would love to know if there is anything else like it out there (not something discontinued), but so far none of the suggestions I've heard are really similar enough. Marc Jacobs Daisy comes the closest, because it features the same violet, but it still doesn't fit the bill for me.

I'm not sure what the Pearls or the original perfume smelled like so this review is purely based on my impression of this new version. My first thought was that it reminded me a bit of Insolence EDT but MUCH lighter, which is perfect for me. I tested Insolence EDT and although I really liked the scent, it was just too much. This is slightly sweet, slightly powdery, and slightly fresh. I can smell subtle hints of Granny Smith apples for the first hour or so and flowers throughout its life (most likely the violets). It dries down to a soft, creamy, delicate pearly scent. The sillage is soft and the longevity is moderate (sprayed it on about six hours ago and I can still smell it a bit on my arms). It's versatile - I feel I could wear this anywhere, anytime during any hot summer days. It could also be a nice cozy scent for a stay at home rainy day. It's just so pretty, modern, soft, light, fresh. I love it! And I think anyone at any age can absolutely enjoy this light-hearted scent. EDIT: I just wanted to add that I think this is actually long lasting, on me anyway. One day, I sprayed it 2-3x on each arm around 7am, and by dinnertime, around 6pm, although then a skin scent, I could still clearly smell it!

This incarnation of Meteorites is a whimsical delight; but like other reviewers, I can't help but be a bit wistful at the lack of longevity and sillage. I'm glad I picked it up just as it's warming up outside, and can enjoy the lightness when I don't want to feel weighed down in the heat. For me, this will definitely be a summer-only fragrance and I will likely apply with a heavy hand. Thanks to @Ayama for the very practical suggestion of making sure the spray hits my clothes as well for extra playtime. I think too, the labeling is a bit deceiving if you aren't playing close attention. "Le Parfum" is in the title, but is is also labeled as an eau de toilette, which it clearly is. If keep my expectations on the level, I don't see this at all as a disappointment. The notes to me are in an elegant balance, so even though Meteorites feels youthful and even playful, it still exudes class. I would never want this to replace any other Guerlain in my collection, but as an addition, I am very pleased.

A very beautiful, gentle and delicate fragrance. Very fairy-like and so beautifully innocent. The cool and fresh (and at the same time slightly powdery) floral tones in this one are simply adorable. Something that Guerlain often excels in. I get mostly violet, a very classy and cool violet, and just a hint of rose. The drydown reveals some innocent musk, which balances out the scent in a very refined manner. The woody notes are not evident to me. I really like this lovely and delicate creation by Guerlain and I have a feeling that this like will turn into love very soon. The bottle is also sweet and delicate, so well suited for this scent. I agree that this scent could well have been part of the Aqua Allegoria line, but since this one has it's own remarkable background I think that quite rightly justifies the fact that Guerlain made this a stand-alone scent in a bottle with a style of it's own.

I just...wow. This was love at first sight AND love at first smell. Through the shop window I saw a beautiful pink bottle and had to go in and smell (through my face mask) it, and I almost dropped it to the floor because I was so shocked and excited. The most amazing greenish pink smell I have ever smelled. Its smells like a mix of a bright pink sunset on a walk home from a social gathering, my grandmothers old applegarden and my mothers powder boxes growing up. I get violets, powder, green apples, a little musk and maybe some pink flowers from this. I didnt buy it at the store that day when I first smelled it, but I thought about it, beautiful pink bottle and that pretty smell, for weeks (!!) until I could not resist buying it. Now I am using it everyday and I get so many compliments! Even a stranger at the bus stop said I smelled incredibily good. Im so happy. 10/10 for me

I used to own the original Meteorites and loved it, even though I've grown a bit tired of it at the end, as it was lovely and ethereal yet very linear. This new creation didn't seem enticing at all (I'm not that fond of apple scents). I didn't even intend to look for it at the shops. My mom, being the Guerlain connaisseur that she is, decided to surprise me and gifted me with a very pretty bottle of the new version of Meteorites. What a pleasant surprise! The apple is not prominent at all on my skin and the scent is actually deeper, more complex and better balanced than the original! I love the woody dry down, the unsweetened green and powdery facets of the violet note and the enchanting grown-up-fairy allure of it all. Great scent, such bliss :)

I took one look at the bottle and I was prepared to pre judge this as a synthetic bomb. (Guerlain, give this perfume better packaging! I get that the plastic lid is supposed to look and feel like a Meteorites ball now!) This is a lovely fresh, violet, apple fruity floral. Not like a lolly, not synthetic smelling, not cloying, not too perfumey. Just right. Creating a Meteorites perfume must have been a tricky brief. Thierry Wasser did a good job. Does it smell like my Meteorites? Yes, close enough. The best part for me, no headache inducing ingredients. This perfume blossoms in cooler weather, fading in extreme heat. I really do like this perfume, because I can wear it on a hot day and still feel fresh.

I have never tested the original, early-00s version of Les Meteorites, so I can't compare it to its present-day incarnation. First, I have to say that this new version definitely smells like makeup, it's got that powdery-lipsticky vibe, and in that sense it does exactly what it says on the tin (i.e. on the bottle - which is, by the way, very pretty). To me, this is a very diluted, kiddie-friendly offshot of the violet-bomb that is Insolence EDP. Obviously, it has nothing of Insolence's monster sillage and longevity. I presume that the intended target group for this scent comprises teenage girls, or even preteens. I'm not exactly old, but I feel way too grown-up for this!

This is a scent for those who love the Guerlain meteorites powder. Go to a makeup counter and sniff the Guerlain pearls, that is exactly what this perfume smells like! Guerlain pearls are a collectors item in the beauty world and the artful containers the powders come in are refillable so they can be with you for a lifetime. The scent is light - but I wouldn't call it a skin scent... it's just not heavy in the least. I find something classic in the violet and musk that smells very similar to other fragrances but is still entirely unique here. While I rate this a true 10/10, I think for most this would be an acquired taste and only 6/10 in the popular market.

I'm falling for this new rendition of Meteorites! It's updated and modern. No, it is not identical to the pearls, it's less violetty and more fresh and light with the apple being very noticeable. It's still very powdery, but not stuffy at all. It is perfect for summer. Fresh and clean on this very hot humid day. At first I wasn't impressed at all as it's very quiet and short lived. I've been testing it for 5 days now, and I've definitely fallen in love. Yes, it's short lived, but it does last on clothing and is just addictive, especially if you like fresh and powdery scents. Simple, daytime scent that still expresses Guerlain quality. Ageless

People, i’m very happy to inform you that Meteorites is back on Guerlain’s official website, so i guess it’s been put back into production! That’s great as i do love this perfume. Honestly, performances could and should be better, especially for a Guerlain that’s not really cheap, but that violet, that beautiful powdery note and that freshness at the same time.. it’s soft like a cloud, reassuring, bright and happy, but absolutely versatile: you can wear it whatever age you are and whatever occasion or time of the day it is! Meteorites doesn’t evolve very much, it’s linear and amazing, from the beginning ‘til the end. 🎀

I didn’t plan to buy Guerlain Meteorites; but I found a very good deal (50% discount on its RRP) and simply couldn’t resist! Now that I have it, it’s gonna be my safe, office-friendly everyday fragrance this spring and summer. It’s very soft, powdery (but not dusty), calming, classy and pleasant. I can’t imagine anyone complaining about this fragrance - it’s the epitome of inoffensiveness. It projects softly but lasts about 5-6 hours. I could imagine someone like Catherine, Dutchess of Cambridge wearing this fragrance for her official royal duties.

This is such a lovely soft floral which gives me violet and gives me a very feminie young woman vibe. It’s not one that screams I’m here it just softly announces itself and after about 2 hours becomes a skin scent. It’s actually very lovely and soft and one to keep out for spring and summer. This makes me smell clean and fresh like a “just got out of shower” scent. Guerlain always makes some of the best fragrances out there and worth money IMHO. Recommended 10/10 not one to wear in fall but do what you want....who am I to day 😂

Two testers arrived at Myer today, the main stock doesn’t arrive until May 13. Everyone was nervous about the green apple opening, but worry not - it is extremely fleeting and doesn’t auger a fruit salad composition. Better than expected lasting power, about 6 hours, violets galore but fresh - more substance than the Allegoria range. Yes I will be getting a bottle when the stock becomes available. There’s no way I will be missing out on this one. It’s pretty, whimsical, ethereal, vintage smelling and incredibly feminine.

Fresh, yet powdery, effortless, undemanding summer veil, creating fresh aura that never fades away of such a well done light violets and rose, mixed with green fruits, bordering with tart taste in your mouth. I find it great for summer time, you get this creamy-clean, intriguing floral-fruity trail, that turns into woody deep sensation of forest, tree bark after the rain. Rejuvenating fragrance, which is not as simple as it seems. Thierry Wasser is a master to create fantastic aquarells in a world of fragrances.

Excellent green apple-based opener. On my skin, the apple is barely noticeable, and the perfume is deeper, more complex, and more balanced. Longer lasting strength than thought, around 6 hours, violets aplenty yet fresh. I adore the woody dry down, the unsweetened green and powdery aspects of the violet note, and the enchantment of it all. It's lovely, fanciful, ethereal, smells antique, and is wonderfully feminine.

This is one of my very favourite fragrances! At first it smells just like C. Howard’s Violet candies! After a while, then the other notes are more noticeable, but the violet scent never leaves. And yes, it does smell like Guerlain Meteorites powder pearls as it is a very powdery scent. The silage and longevity are both soft, but that suits the fragrance. So I do refresh this one after about 3 hours.

A very light, airy, and pretty fragrance. It's a soft floral with rounded edges. On me, it acts more like a body mist, with little silage, which is not surprising because it is an EDT not a perfume. This is a fragrance that is not going to offend anyone, and for me, that's a good thing.

The beautiful scent of Meteorites powder, but it's creamy rather than being powdery. Stays close to skin. Similar with Chanel Chance Eau Tendre and Marc Jacobs Daisy; warm, creamy and has a nice sweetness of fruits. Uplifting and relaxing.

Dry and powdery violets with a hint of sweetness, but not sticky or overpowering. The feared apple I notice only at the initial blast, it’s fresh and crisp, dries down very quickly to a lovely feminine scent. Love it

Sweet powdery violets with some tartness from the apple. Unlike many I enjoy the the apple note here, it makes the scent fresh&playful in a way that is rare in violet centered fragrances. Great for spring!

Lovely fruity violet with quite a good longevity on my skin. Sillage not so good. It's not as powdery as most other violet scents I own, this one is more fresh, green and fruity.

I brought it 2 bottles after trying 1 sprayed. Can’t get enough sniffing it! Grab it while you can, you shouldn’t miss this masterpiece.

I've actually never smelled the Meteorite pearls, but this sounds really interesting!

A perfectly lovely fragrance. Very powdery violets that dries down to with a slightly more refined woody-musk added to the mix. Definitely feminine and young/girly, very clean and sweet, though not cloyingly candy sweet, not on me anyway. I will say I was a bit disappointed in this fragrance when I first smelled it. I personally associate Guerlain with very exciting fragrances, a la Santal Royal. Even their more "tame" fragrances like Mon Guerlain and Insolence has a little special something that makes them smell like a Guerlain, but Metiorites is as close as a plain jane as Guerlain can get(or at least within what I've sampled from them). Once I got over my initial disappointment, I realised this fragrance is perfectly lovely. It's feminine, light and the slightest bit elegant as it wears throughout the day. By far not the most exciting Guerlain, but if looking at the notes interests you or you just really like violets, Metiorites is still very much Guerlain in its quality so I don't think you would be disappointed. On me the wear time is average(about 5/6 hours), soft to average sillage. Now that I think about it, this has potential as a gift fragrance to those interested in gifting fragrances. Of course when gifting fragrances, it's always best to know the other person's tastes to a T, but in cases where you don't, Metiorites is a pretty safe gift option I think. It's soft, clean and likeable, but it's unique enough to feel personalized(or at least I don't smell this on people often, though I suppose the sillage is quite soft). And obviously who wouldn't be impressed with receiving a Guerlain. The bottle is cute too, not Maison Lancome bottle gorgeous, but likeable I think.

Like many other Guerlain fans, I was hoping Meteorites Le Parfum would be close to the original Meteorites EDT, which I never got to try. Unfortunately, Le Parfum barely resembles the scent of the makeup powder it was inspired by. I do own the Meteorites room spray, which is said to be somewhat similar to the original EDT. However, Le Parfum doesn’t evoke that either. It’s more like Guerlain’s version of Marc Jacobs Daisy or Chanel Chance Eau Tendre. The scent opens with a bright, fresh apple, which lasts through wear time. The violet gradually becomes more prominent but the apple remains. It is fairly linear and almost entirely dissipates within 2 hours. Doesn’t seem very powdery, rather it has a very light and fresh feel. Sillage is poor, even with a generous application. You have to stick your nose quite close to your skin to be able to smell it. Overall, Meteorites Le Parfum is a pretty and wearable scent, but I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t sorely disappointed. It’s a typical modern fruity fresh floral. As someone who is crazy about perfumes evoking makeup, the best scent I have come across that is closest to Meteorites the powder is Chanel Misia EDT, which I believe is D/C. The EDP that replaced it is good too, but doesn’t capture the dryness as well as the EDT did.

If Insolence had a little sister that would be Météorites. Like Insolence, Météorites is dominated by violets and rose, but here the combination is quirkier and more fun. Maybe it's the combination of light apple notes and Mimosa, but Météorites feels kind of playful and free-spirited. It starts as a full powder brush, gets sweet, lovely and slightly woody but is quite short-lived. I did not even get a full four hours out of my application. While she remains the offspring of the same comfortably living middle-class family as her sister she still has a drop of air and life in her. My problem with Insolence is that the fragrance reads as a stiff grown-up woman who takes great effort in being well-liked. Météorites, on the other hand, is a GIRL and enjoys being it. She might get on your nerves from time to time but she is very happy with who she is.That is why, regardless of the aspects about her that you might not like, in the end you cannot help being endeared by her. Météorites is a nice scent. I don't think I will ever buy a bottle, but since this product manages to be both - to be something well-proved yet kind of free-spirited - I can appreciate it. I recommed this kind of fragrance for people who want a girly kind of smell that has class.

Not quite what I expected, but lovely nonetheless! I tested this in a crowded shopping mall, stressed after a long day at work and having a lot of worries weighing on my mind, but this made me feel peaceful and happy instantly the moment I sniffed it for the first time. Nothing much to say about the notes - what you see is what you get. Not as powdery and "classic" scent as I would have thought (based on the fact I was thinking about the scent of Meteorites pearls). I can understand why some may feel letdown because of this, but if you test it without expectations, I bet you could be surprised - in a positive way. This is a young and innocent perfume, something to remind you of the possibility of happy endings and treasures found at the end of the rainbow. That's a reminder some of us could really use, in the midst of our earthly worries! Lastly: on my skin this resembled the long discontinued Alexander McQueen fragrance, My Queen Light Mist. I wonder if anyone detected the same?

Météorites smells absolutely delicious. The initial spray reveals a beautiful, ethereal, powdery violet. Almost identical to those lovely Parma Violet sweets. Before it settles into the nostalgic aroma of powdered makeup. It's an absolute tragedy that within an hour, that wonderful presence has subsided into a barely-there candied goodness. It's still good, and almost dreamy, but it makes you ache for more. If only it were a little bolder, or a little more present. If only it lasted a monent longer. Five hours in and it's barely detectable. There's just the softest hint of sweetness left on your skin (if you inhale very deeply, with your wrist pressed against your nose). It's undoubtedly a VERY lovely perfume. An incredible triumph. But as someone who enjoys longevity, it fades away far too quickly for me. Of course, you could apply it again and experience that initial thrill all over. But, if you like long, slow experiences then maybe Météorites isn't the one.

Not much to say here, as I own the pearls ( mine are in medium shade ) and they truly smell alike. Except the first note which is green Apple. But then immediately the violets take over. They aren’t green and fresh, they are candied and powdery , of course. The bottle is quite charming , they is a sense of fairy tale here. While I am normally not a fan of violets , I really enjoy this. I love a good lipstick scent ( Like Lancome lipsticks ‘ scents for example ) or the smell or face powder like the pearls . The perfume is somehow warm, like skin. The juice has a really girly pink color. Gracious , slightly sweet , elegant . The base however is plain , a bit boring , musky, again , like clean, warm, human skin. Overall, higly recommended! Edit. The silage and longevity are rather weak. You need to respray often. Then again, it isn’t overly expensive either, I paid $92 +tax for a 100ml bottle is Canada.

This could have been such a nice fragrance! If it wasn't for the (imo) horrendous green apple note in the opening. It has the soft and gorgeous Guerlain smell to it, the violet, mimosa, little bit of creamy powder... But then there comes the apple and I'm like why Guerlain, WHY? It almost makes me sad. Fortunately, since it overall has the "typical Guerlain smell" to me and there are many violet fragrances from this house, it's no problem to replace it with something similar. I found out, that Aqua Allegoria Rosa Pop is in the same vein as Meteorites. Don't get me wrong, it's by no means a dupe, but if you're not ready for Insolence yet, it showcases the beauty of the Guerlain violet in very soft way, combined with fresh rose. ETA: after I've let my decant sit for a while, it seems that the apple note kind of went off and now it's just a fuzzy powdery goodness

Am I the only one who gets the 80's version of Mr Bubble bubble bath out of this? I blind bought the most recent release of this (2018) formulation and the first spray immediately took me back to my young self, in the tub, water splashing on my feet while pouring loads of shimmery pink bubble bath out of the silly pink bubble-man shaped bottle. It gives me such a comforting feeling that it has become my bedtime, sad time, rainy day, chase the blues away scent! It doesn't project, it has moderate longevity, and it isn't particularly original, but man....I love this!! I can spray it when I have a tension headache and it helps it go away instead of making it worse. There is nothing sharp or cloying about it- its fruity, soft and powdery. So glad I have this in my collection!

As others have said, this feels different from the original Meteorites perfume, which felt more like a straightforward violet. The green apple and "fresh green notes" are fine at the top--better than sugary candy floss--but don't add anything super exciting to me. When those burn off, the violet does reveal itself more. In the drydown, this shares a textural element with the first incarnation--a chewy, kind of doughy, violet-orris accord that feels to me like the central overlap between the two scents. Wasser's new version skews more fruity violet, and the discontinued classic reads more orris powder. Perfectly lovely and I enjoy wearing it, though others' scent preconceived notions will definitely be super femme.

Powdery violets. Definitely. Smooth, delicate, dusty, lightly sweet /with mineral & fruity undertone/, soft & subtle. The drydown is enriched with light musk & fresh green/herbal notes /like a spring grass covered with morning dew/- but it doesn ́t change the whole impression of almost unimaginable violet subtlety. I compared Meteorites Le Parfum to original Meteorites /2000/ - Meteorites Le Parfum is lighter & more powdery, not as intensive as the original one. I like them both - but Le Parfum reminds of the inimitable Meteorites Powder Pearls fragrance a lot, it ́s a really authentic feeling.

This fragrance is happy, delicate and clean. I admit it doesn't evolve much. There is sweet powdery violets, crisp synthetic apple-pear, and something in the background that reminds me of cereal milk. In a word, it's "cute." I would really enjoy smelling it on others, but on me the apple note in fragrances often takes over and this is no exception, so I decided against buying a full bottle. It does remind me of Rosa Pop. Both have a soft powdery violet base- Meteorites is topped with crisp green apples and Rosa Pop is topped with crisp pink flowers.

I’m a Guerlain fan girl, I wear Guerlain makeup and lipstick, own many Guerlain perfumes, and love the scent that emanates from the Météorites line of products. So I was excited to take this out for a test drive. It’s a soft, green violet with a powdery edge. Some musk and wood comes out in the base. I find it comforting, perfect for warmer weather. Not sure I will add it to my collection, but I also wouldn’t walk away from a good deal. This one is very pretty, very femme and laid back with decent performance. Tres French.

This does not smell like Meteorites initially. However, an hour after spraying it , it becomes very much like the violet Meteorites! That said, the top and middle notes are very pleasant and not suffocating like many powdery scents can be. This perfume is somewhat reminiscent of like Marc Jacobs Daisy Eau So fresh , and especially Gucci Envy Me, until it finally settles into meteorite powder smell. Unfortunately the sillage and projection aren't strong enough, I have to stick my nose to my wrist to enjoy the scent.

I took this bottle, I really don’t know why, and everything changed in one second. There was some air under my feet, changing this grey day into a thin rainbow. Violet ? Surely. Wood? Perhaps. Rose? Rather a rosy dust. But I don’t mind to know exactly what is the recept: the space around me turned into a kind of glitter, and my skin became iridescent. A little girl had blown on the makeup powder and she laughed silently, happy like a delicate hidden fairy. To make me feel...good. This is my Peter Pan magic dust.

I had to spend some time with her before I reviewed, But she’s a keeper. Utterly inoffensive, sparkling and Clean - in a puff puff way not in an acquatic manner. But I don’t consider her a perfume really. More like A tissue scent or to scent The inside of your hand- Bag: evening bag, makeup bag, or cute little day Bags - as well as tissues that belong on ur make- Up counter. For these - perfection! Yes love her!

First off, this is not Meteorites as you know them. It's definitely more apple than violets, but it is powdery. Not light and ethereal, however? Dense, heavy... unlike the original. I like it, but don't love it. Might not be purchasing, hopefully someone who purchases the bottle I was planning to will be happier with it. Girly, but not like the original that had panache.

I saw already review on it and it looks it have nothing to much common with pearls.... so instead of my planned blind buy i will wait to try it first... I suspect it will be sweet fruity acqua Allegoria kind of ( rosa pop, pear ...) Update: I decided to buy it even though it is not real perfume but more funny yummy splash It remains meteorites

I haven't tried Guerlains pearls and I struggle a bit with violet, but I love make-up scents and I was super curious to try this. I didn't like the opening and thought "oh well, not for me". Then half an hour later it mellowed and I liked it. Another half hour and I LOVED it! So beautiful, clean and innocent! I'd love to have this one day

I assumed that this scent is unlike the Météorites poudre from the reviews. It’s surprisingly close or my expectations is just really low. It’s just a tad too sweet and fruity version of the pearls. I wish it’s a lot more stronger and concentrated. I hope they’ll release an intense version.

Nice powdery floral fragrance, but to me this isn't similar to the scent of Guerlain Meteorites face powder, nor the original Meteorites fragrance. I also find the musk in the drydown a bit sickening.

Powdery, inoffensive, delicate, peaceful. I smell an iris and violet combo. Its like it was meant for children, maybe. In my opinion very likeable. I like it and find it Nice.

I can't smell the woodiness of this, for me it's candy-sweet and hyper feminine, which is actually pretty nice for a daytime wear for someone outgoing and girly.

A gentler version of Insolence. Soft, floral, candied violet, powdery. I will enjoy using it but without great enthusiasm. I won't replace it when it is gone.

Disappointment. Too weak for my taste. Weak sillage and longlasting. Nice violet and interesting green notes, but *im crying* soooo weak!!!

I just got it in the mail! I like it light and fresh. Reminds me of Insolence a little bit!