London to Mumbai

Well this was a surprise. Didn't know what to expect with this brand but I'm really pleased with this one. Its hard to tell what to expect with the notes list. As the reviewer below suggests, it comes off as a very nicely blended contemporary fougere. Beautiful from the outset juicy citrus that is vibrant and engaging. Green notes emerge and are accented by a wonderful dusty kind of spiciness that stays quite amorphous. You never reach a point where you pick out the clove or cinnamon. Soon, a geranium note comes to the fore, and I must say, this is a winner for me. Geranium is difficult to do well. it can be brash and off putting. People rave about Geranium Pour Monsieur for its delicate and true to life rendition of the note. I must say, i think L to M matches it in this regard. Its absolutely wonderful. Delicate greenness, spiciness, zestiness - well done! Later, a more floral aspect emerges, and at first I figured it to be jasmine. Apparently, the notes suggest its tuberose! how unlikely. It works. very restrained, but gives a little more interest to the whole. leans slightly feminine at this point, but easily wearable by either. People bored of the usual niche treadmill, take note. This is comparable in quality to Malle creations, and definitely offers something new and worthy. I for one, actually prefer this to Gpm.

I could find a little of soda vibe on the opening, bright citrusy, sweet and a little spicy. Then the soft powdery floral kick in and remain on the skin with a lovely silage. It's not complex but unique, probably a hidden gem and I only wish it could last longer.

I always try to write ‘useful’ reviews, describing what notes I can detect in the opening and during drydown etc. With LtM however I’m reaching my limits. Laura has hit the nail on the head: Everything just blends seamlessly. It’s so warm and sweet, I just love it. I’m sure that over time (and I’m seriously considering going for a fb) I will be able to detect more notes. But do I really want to take this beauty apart? This is yet another exquisite scent from Ideo Parfumeurs. This house is the biggest surprise I have come across in the last 2 or 3 years or so. How they are not more popular on fragrantica when they create perfumes of this quality is a mystery to me. Being a big fan of unisex fragrances I would happily wear LtM day & night in every (British) season.

Here we are with a nice fougére.I liked it even if I'm not a big fan geranium-based fragrances. It sparks off with citrusy lavender and ginger essential oil at the first pssshhtt without fading so quickly on the skin, then, in fact, geranium blossoms in its geraniol and other green notes common to rose, at least it seems. I can also detect some kind of metallic effect in the heart, I do not understand what it is, maybe it is the geranium itself, quite "sui generis" however. Then classic materials of the olfactory family take over in the end, mainly coumarin, of which tonka bean is rich in, and other "softeners". Remarkable persistence here too, like others of the brand.

After many years of searching for an ultimate fougere, my search is finally over. London to Mumbai is what brings me to the classic, refreshing, aromatic wet shaving and hair grooming experience. You absolutely must adore geranium like myself to enjoy it. It is not perfect and most complete fragrance like some of the niche ones, but the smell is the most appealing to my nose.

Just tried this perfume and it really reminds me of Kenzo Jungle but a bit more complex and interesting. It is hard to describe the notes because everything blends together so seamlessly. I like it but it is definitely not an everyday scent

Egoiste ? On steroids. With all the drawbacks. Got this old school vibe thanks to the animalic undertone. On my skin it determinates the scent. Expected sandalwood heaven turns to a T-rex's like harshness.

Agree with Marlon. It’s like a bad copy of Egoiste. Ebay here I come.

These fragrances are Meh! Save your money.