Sultane

This is a very interesting perfume. Sultane is my Genie in a bottle, I have never known a perfume like it. When I first sprayed it on, there was an opening sweetness and then nothing... Sprayed again, sweetness, nothing... Sprayed again, sweetness, nothing... So I gave up, got in the car and started driving to work. Then something magical started to happen. I could smell peaches, as in Southern Comfort Peaches. Then came the sandalwood and musk. Wow this is a gorgeous scent, wears close to the skin but wafts up every now and then just to remind you it's there. Lasted all day and I think Sultane is on its way to being one of my favourites.

A beautiful perfume... lately I've been craving sweet, delicate, apricoty (I think I just coined a new word here he he) fragrances and this one fits the bill. Almost an exact replica of 'Burberry Classic' & 'Fancy Love' though IMO, Fancy Love is stronger and has more depth. But this is so light and perfect for everyday wear especially through spring and summer. I like the bottle! Tacky as it may seem to some, to my mind, it reminds me of those perfumes you see in period films on the vanities of beautiful women of yore!

The first time I tried this (in the summer), I didn't think much of it. I don't know why, it just didn't grab me, and I don't remember it lasting very well. Well, the weather got colder, and for some reason I decided to give it another go - and my goodness, I'm so glad I did! I have no idea why I was indifferent before. I can still smell it after 6 hours, and is kinda like a warm spicy vanilla. I can't get enough of it!

This perfume is so beautiful! From the bottle to the fragrance! I got it for 10 buck online and it is the best money I have spent in a while! I smell the peach, however it has a bit of spiciness to it that I love. So warm and yet I could wear it in summer or winter. The sillage is great and so is the longevity. If you do not have a bottle of this, you should treat yourself. I am enjoying it!

The Sultane bottle is gorgeous!!! Fabulously rich golden orange colour, and such a gorgeous sultan's headpiece!!! And the bottle looks like a sultan's palace? Very luxurious and opulently beautiful. And the perfume is very interesting and gorgeous. I love it. Sweet, fruity, woody, with beautiful flowers, and a touch of spice. Beautiful.

Soft, powdery peach on white, fresh woods. Fluffy and clean smelling while fruity, bringing you late spring air - very uplifting, one of my favourite comfort scents.

I just cracked this baby open last night, having purchased it back in March, and idly sprayed a small squirt onto my forearm... nothing. It took a couple minutes for the gorgeous powdery peach aroma to hit me fully, at which point I was swooning. I applied two more generous sprays and enjoyed the peach-sandalwood dream for the next hour. After that I was either noseblind to it, or it had disappeared, so I reapplied a couple more sprays before bed. SWOON! So my first impressions are this fragrance has a very short life-cycle - maybe 3 hours? But I will report back on that. This seems to share the same quality I am observing in the majority of the Jeanne Arthes fragrances I've tried (Private Room, Capricieuse, Amore Mio I Love You and Arome Seduction): there is a billowly, soft cloud of fragrance, it's fluffy and round, but it's like all bass and no treble; terribly well-blended as if to the point of overworking a watercolour painting, diluting the detail. These soft, pastel colours are lovely to behold, all the same, but I'm tiring of the theme. Nonetheless, I remain a fan of Jeanne Arthes for their excellent budget offerings. I just ordered backups of Patchouli Sumatra (x2), Love Never Dies Gold, and Love Never Dies Black Jewel. Those four bottles cost the same as one designer 50 ML. ETA: I have just worn this again and one single spray has lasted well as a skin-scent from 7 AM to 3 PM so far, and certainly had some silage for the first several hours. So I will say I went nose-blind my first wearing.

Sultane is the first fragrance I've purchased from the house of Arthes. It begins with the berries, a hint of jasmine and apricot which don't last very long. The first thing that struck me about this inexpensive little treasure was the woodiness. The cedar is there from start to finish. Sandalwood, cedar and vanilla are the main players in this fragrance. I'm impressed with Sultane. It's oriental woody in nature, and relatively long lasting for an inexpensive juice. Be generous with it because it's such a steal! There's nothing like a good dousing with it after a shower! It's not too heavy, so you can't overdo it. I'm enjoying wearing it in winter as the cedar and sandalwood are incredibly warming. My advices is to try this inexpensive fragrances as you'll never know what you'll discover!

From the first sniff, Sultane smelled familiar, like something I had smelled before, almost nostalgic. I'm pretty sure I've never smelled it though, not even in my youth. Maybe it reminds me of another perfume, probably Burberry Woman based on the reviews. I've never tried that myself, so maybe I smelled it on someone else when I was younger. Sultane gives off retro vibes to me. It's a little spicy and plenty cozy, like a powdery peach hug. It has a fuzzy and fluffy feel that would make it more suitable for cooler weather. It's nice enough, particularly for that nostalgic quality, but it's not really something I'd choose to wear.

Kinda reminds me of Gypsy Water with peach- like smooth, vanilla-tinged woods with sparkling, fizzy peachy gin layered on top. Nice. Features ISO E, so it has that "shimmering wood" effect that makes you, the wearer, think the sillage is "soft", but in actuality other people notice this fragrance from a distance. Not terribly remarkable, but a safe, pleasant, very-modern go-to fragrance for cool-weather days if you're so inclined. What I truly adore are the 'aubergine a la crème' bottles in this line- so handsome!

The initial peaches are lovely, but they do not last. After thirty minutes, this is a predominantly musky vanilla for hours. There are however remnants of peach and spice. I am not a big fan of vanilla or musk so the drydown is a bit of a yawn for me. For what you pay for, you get a good quality, and very pleasant perfume. If vanilla and musk are your bread and butter, this perfume will outperform many on the market and not put a dent in your piggy bank.

Sunny(bergamot),yummy(subtle peach and vanilla),but surrounding notes of black currant and cedar give it a refreshing green side,too.It makes me dreamy sometimes.Brings back memories of summer afternoons spent by a river... I enjoy wearing it right now, the weather being nice and warm. The lasting power is alright, about 2-3 hours. The similarities with Burberry and Ame Toscane are obvious. As for the bottle...another tacky one from J. Arthes !

I got this scent very cheap and I'm normally very happy with Jeanne Arthes scents but this one isn't great. It does smell good but the sillage and longevity are awful! I will admit that I about used the bottle for I've been spraying it on while doing housecleaning and such to use it up. Now Sultane 1001 nights is totally different and one spray or two lasts all day and into the next one. It's a keeper but skip this one.

Really beautiful scent. It's my second bottle. Fantastic peaches, tender, natural, tasty. The bottle is gorgeous; it reminds me of a figure of Sultane (female, because this fragrance is very tender and feminine). Longevity and sillage are moderate, but in any way, it's very worthy, cost-saving fragrance. I highly recommend it, if you are on the budget, but want something beautiful and sweety (a little bit sweety).

Blind buy, love the bottle and have had an old bottle of Jeanne Arthes "Adventure" around for 15+ years so I knew it would be a quality product. I love the creamy sweetness of this scent and would wear this anytime during the day out or just for me during the night, its comforting like warm puddding, brown sugar, and spices. I love this one and the price is great, less than $20 for a large 3.3oz bottle!

Identical and I mean IDENTICAL to Burberry Woman. But unfortunately, much lighter. I love Burberry so I've been on a hunt for a longer lasting dupe or anything that smells similar. This smells wonderful, I just wish it wasn't so weak. Peachy, spicy vanilla with a sandalwood drydown. I'm not that bummed though because I got it off eBay for only $10, which means I can spray all day without feeling guilty.

When I first sprayed it, I didn't like it. It smelled weird and outdated. I put it in my drawer for a week and try it again today. On my skin it feels like a peach bomb. I could only smell peach, peach, and peach. It's nice, but the peach festive only lasts 30 minutes then it becomes skin scent. Good thing I only purchased this for around USD 5 :'D

i had this perfume more than 15 years ago i still have the empty bottele :) i remember that is realy nice i liked it more than burberry classic it was perfect for my mood when i was a teen :)

Sultane smells very much like Burberry Woman and Tayler by Taylor Swift but it doesn't have the staying Power of BW and Taylor. Of the three I definitely would invest in the Burberry.

What a disappointment. It smells like peach, but in a wery synthetic way, it hurts my nose. Don't get me wrong, I love strong perfumes, but this one gives me a headache.