Arome Arthes

This is such a happy, good mood fragrance! I recently received this and the moment I first spritzed it on my wrist I realized that it is the perfume-clone of the super lovely, now-discontinued, Yves Rocher Shafali Fleur Rare perfume that I had and loved 15+ years ago. My scent memory is usually spot-on and I really can't tell any difference between the two scents. I'm so happy! I always loved Shafali and was heartbroken when it was discontinued. On the initial spritz, a floral bomb (of the best kind) -lovely, springy, lush, heady, so rich it almost makes me dizzy (in a good way!) - of yellow florals takes possession of my senses and I'm lost in my personal secret garden. I'm surrounded by these lush blooms - especially lily. I've always loved lilies, especially since my husband gave me my first plant after we got married and it was a lily. This delicious fragrance has better sillage on my skin than most do, and it is pretty potent juice, so I would recommend applying with a light hand, especially if you're going to be in an office or other small setting. The longevity is also better than most. I think a spray in the morning would be good for the whole work day...and only one more spritz would be necessary in the early evening if you wanted to continue to enjoy it throughout your evening. The thing I really love, too, is that this doesn't smell too sweet, or very synthetic, at least on my skin. It really smells as if I am in a field of yellow flowers in their prime. Enjoy!

A more romantic interpretation on JPG Classique, primary colours in a cartoon deconstructed into the misty imagery of a victorian sonnet. Orange blossom and lily distant and nebulous instead of zooming and leaning over in decotages incensing low passions amid the rivet of corsets and burlesque paraphernalia. It follows somnambulist, waxy narcotic, foggy night blooms and spilled candle wax. It presents throughout that paralyzed romantic quality of a regency love story that yearns indefinitely looking through bow windows but streams sweet and rather toxic, powdered by violet, bonnets and pink ribbons, arsenic and old lace.

Gorgeous and vintage smelling. This is the kind of scent I have been looking for in the last period. The tuberose and lily are quite dominant in this fragrance. It is mature smelling, very elegant, ladylike and a bit sweet as well. I found my 30ml bottle at my local Rossmann for 3 Euros, a ridicolous price for such a glamorous perfume! I won't really care if it's too mature smelling for me, since I am still a teenager and I won't even care if someone will think I smell like a granny just because this isn't the usual fruity/musky scent that everybody is wearing now.

I got this hoping its like shafali fleur rare as the review below says. At first spritz to me its exactly like jpg classiqe. Unmistakably so. It dries down to a nice smoky lillie similar to wigdan by al rehab. Its a nice strong perfume too. I paid £5.90 for 30ml from ebay but it was shipped from Bulgaria so I waited 2 weeks. Im not disappointed at all in this perfume even if it doesn't really remind me of shafali fleur rare, its still lovely

GORGEOUS vintage tuberose fragrance: HUGE tuberose and lily in the opening with a hint of peach and jasmine; as it dries down, there is coriander and sandalwood and amber. Violets are there giving it a powdery quality as it dries down. In the final drydown, it is all creamy sandalwood and warm, rich amber. So beautiful. Glad I blind bought two from this house. The Secret is a totally beautiful violet fragrance for violet lovers.