Collection Azur Balcon Méditerranéen

Sweet florals, the idea of jasmine, well blended and smooth. Mint or lemon are truly not dominant to me but seem to lift up the fragrance in the background and give it some nuance. Cheerful and but not childish or banal by any means, maybe even a tad elegant for a sweetened summer floral. While not actually smelling like Acqua di Gioia, it does give me a similar vibe. Sillage and lasting power are moderate to me. I cannot say anything bad about both perfumes from the Azur line, and keep in mind I'm not going crazy about both their general fragrance types (I just prefer fresh and airy to sweet and creamy), still I kind of enjoy them. At that price point, you can get more complexity and chic with dupes though. They are, like most scents tbh, not groundbreaking or incredibly complex to me, but smooth, gentle and certainly pleasant.

This would be a pretty good dupe of Acqua di gioia if it wasn't soooo sweet. But yeah it has the same cooling effect and smells like minty water (but with extra sugar)

soft and sweet lemon. VERY soft... basically a cologne. Its nice though!

This perfume smells FOUL, cheap, something your would expect for a 5€ perfume. It smells like something rotted and was covered with a ton of sugar and vanilla, but you can still smell that something is spoiled. Plus, it also smells like heated plastic?! I can say this happens with every perfume I've smelled from this brand. It smells like lemons and sugar, with the notes described above.

Smells exactly like the lemon drops your dentist/doctor keeps at his reception. A bit grandma-like in the most light, wholesome way. Like the little lemon drops she keeps at her living room for guests. I can’t hate this, it’s too wholesome.

Nice freshie, well blended with citrus, a touch of mint and I smell almost more peony than jasmine. Nice to put on after shower.. and also recommend for spring and summer!

I was shocked to imagine someone throwing sugar everywhere after cleaning the bathroom with lemon soap. Mental pictures can be quite surprising... but not for me, thanks.