L’Enfant Terrible

Date-licious Sandalwood... LET is basically an aromatic sandalwood fragrance to me. This one is love for me since spray one. When I fist spray LET on me I don't get the top notes listed right away. What I get is a combination of dates and sandalwood right off. Strange because top notes are supposed to hit you first for presentation. No? Or call me crazy. LET right away comes across as a moderately and pleasantly sweet fragrance, mostly from the dates. But this is the game LET plays on me--wonder if this explains the name of the fragrance. After a few minutes then I can start detecting the spices from the top notes better. The nutmeg, coriander and caraway come together to add a dry, woody and fragrant spicy sweetness. Now. I did not notice the orange scent until after my third trial. It is there, but sometimes I get it and sometimes I don't. I'm not sure if the weather is a factor since I'm in Florida and right now in January our temperatures and humidity fluctuate greatly. But when it does come out it adds this fresh citrusy sweetness that constrasts the drier spiciness from the top notes. I don't get any of the alluded green notes by Fragrantica. Despite having musk at the base I don't detect any. Silage is moderate and longevity is above average. LET is bottle worthy for me. It is fragrant, redolent and easy going. 8.5/10

One night I was in a party with a friend of mine and we were chatting about perfumes since we both are perfume frick! Suddenly I smells a new scent which I have never tested before. I looked for the person who had weared It and I found him. It was a guy around 30. I asked him about the perfume he had weared and he gave me the name. It was L'enfant by Jovoy. Next day I directly went to a perfume shop to have a try on that perfume. First of all I can say It is a masterpiece. An spicy and woody perfume with a lot of sweetness. The dominant scent blongs to Dates, Nutmeg and Caraway which means that I am wearing a sweet fragrance. Sandalwood and Cedar in the notes has made it a spicy and woody perfume with a great longevity and projection that absorb all the attentions in Winter and fall. It is not a good choice for Summer; however, It is acceptable in Spring. This masculine perfume is a great choice for male indeed.

The French maison Jovoy Paris has been creating fragrances of rare beauty, inimitable, refined and surprising since 1923. L'enfant terrible is characterized by opening notes of green, very green, fresh juste pulvérisé, a damp grassy mantle, while dry takes place at the forefront a sensational triumph of joyful spicy, bewitching scents, which blend with sweet and enveloping notes of ripe fruity heart (dates) more sour citrus notes than orange, magically united by the sensual notes of sandalwood. At the dry down, the base appears a reassuring musky scent that makes it welcoming and powdery with renewed and surprising spicy notes. Like all Jovoy Paris creations the Sillage is magnificent... and the duration noteworthy. Marvelous.

I used to dislike this but now I absolutely enjoy it. It is like a sexier, dirtier, night time version of Feminite du Bois. It is very pleasing and I like how bold it is. It is also not linear at all it has amazing staying power and changes as different facets of it are taking center stage.

Wife hates but i love it ... One of my favorite gourmand fragrances. I think this is the best composition of dates with caraway which is very balanced and well blended. Perfect for cold weather.