Lys Nobilis

Just tested it today, I'm looking for a spring/early summer scent, not too sweet and not too fresh/cool either and this one seems to tick all the right boxes :-) it opens with a pretty flowery scent with slight citrusy tones. Later white flowers kick in, it was difficult for me to point out which ones are dominant, I can smell jasmine and freesia, it's a very pleasant, feminine scent with slight peppery undertones. I seem to like violets in perfumes recently, and it's here as well. For silage, I need to test it properly, but the projection is very good, I got one compliment already, it gives a fresh vibe, definitely suitable for spring and summer as well. I was going to buy Eutopie No 9 but I might buy this one instead, so far it's strong like leaning to love :-) Edit: I bought 100 ml bottle, it's a gorgeous scent :-)

For me was a blind buy based only on the notes and impulse. Hence there aren't many reviews here about this perfume and I believe that is not so easy accesible to everyone the info were almost inexistent. But I am no dissapointed as I find this perfume uplifting. Is a floral perfume (I can't say exactly what is the main note, nor the middle as I am not good at it) that gives me a good mood vibe. It's long lasting and has a good silage in the first 4 hours, then turns into a beautiful skin scent that is still there. I am convinced that the best way to find goid perfumes is to smell them.

This is without a doubt one of those hidden gems. It is a comforting scent, feminine, long-lasting, mood booster and warm. I see it more suitable for spring and I still have to see how it is now (wintertime). I bought a partial bottle blindly, but I don`t regret it. What I like about it is that I cannot compare it with anything else I smelled, so it is pretty original, in my view. Totally conquered!

Creamy, fresh, sweet, warm lily

When I think of lily fragrances, I think of fresh and breezy. This, however, is quite sweet. In the opening I smelt sweet peach as the dominant note. Not what I was expecting. In itself it's quite nice.