In Flames

I wasnt going to post another review, im all over La Rive's perfumes, they smell amazing on my dry pasty skin surprisingly great sillage - perfumes project like crazy on my mom's oily medium skin. I get orange, candied pineapple at first, so fresh,clean yet sweet. The hazelnuts and coconut make their entrance abit later on my skin, I detect an overall saltiness too. It starts crisp and gets deeper in time, the vanilla balances it nicely. Not fan of Paco Rabanne perfumes,ugh, theyre usually very sharp,bitter on me and loud, im prone to nausea. This is soft, mature yet fresh, beautiful opening and drydown till the next morning (the first thing I smell when I open my eyes - wonderful!). Love wearing perfume to bed lol even heavier sweet ones when im alone, thats something I wear when im with my guy and he loves it on me without being too much for him. The sandalwood being a middle note from the very start gives it an intense to my nose wooden feel, almost that of Montana 80, the sawdust/pencil type, tho its not as loud here. If ure into woody perfumes, this is a dream. Also Im a sucker for rose,any type, rose creates a great drydown in my perfumes, i love it, here it gives the freshness I need. I also wear it to work because its youthfull yet serious and delicate, something my kids can tolerate. I do overspray this one just cuz i love it and it leaves my skin abit sticky haha not complaining. It stands on its own, cant treat it as a mere imitation of Olympea just cuz I paid 12 bux for it. We do pay the brand name/logo really, the quality of this is amazing,its creators are just less greedy haha. Really!

Continuing my reviews of La Rive fragrances, I am now onto In Flames and I must say I was pleasantly surprised at the strength and power of this fragrance. Before I start at the beginning, I swear I can smell Tiaré flower in this one, but I wasn't sure until the final drydown. On me this one starts off with a rather unpleasant blast of salty citrus (orange) mixed with what could be a very creamy vanilla/hazelnut. But this drys down immediately to a beautiful creaminess that is very beachy, sun-tan lotion like. I think this would do really well in the summer. It lingers forever and I know I can smell it on myself at arm's length. It's very fruity at this stage and I definitely smell the tropical fruits and some coconut. I keep sniffing my wrist and thinking 'gosh this is so beautiful. Where do I know that smell'. Only when it reached the final drydown I realised I was smelling Tiaré flower, or perhaps a mixture of vanilla with coconut that gave it that tropical tiaré vibe. Then it dawned on me that it smelled just like the first perfume of Dita von Teese minus the incense. I totally love that perfume. So this one is a definite winner for me. I still smell it on my wrist after taking a shower, so it has persistance. It can get a bit nauseous if you overspray, but this is a beautiful perfume and smells a lot more expensive than it is.

This is one of my favourite fragrances. I love this perfume. It is very elegant and feminine. It does make me feel like a woman. It doesn't suit teens. It is a very empowering scent. Whenever I wear it I feel extremely confident and empowered. It does lift my self-confidence a lot. It is also somewhat vintage. I could totally imagine a Victorian lady wearing this perfume. It makes me feel like wearing beautiful gemstones and golden jewellery. It does suit pearls as well. It suits to velvet and silk. It is a very low-cost and affordable fragrance and doesn't smell cheap whatsover. It is really really good! Perfect for winter and night! I can smell it quite long in me during the day; i'd say the first 3 hours are the strongest, then it starts getting very subtle. The silage lasts only around 30 mins to 1 hour and only when the person is very close to me, like standing/sitting just beside me. I could smell the orange note in it and it stays quite long. I can also smell the sweet notes. I thought there was honey in it, but the sweetness of it seems to come from the coconut and vanilla notes. I couldn't smell vanilla in it though. For me it is honey. I could smell the sandalwood and the woody notes.

Water-Jasmine & Vanilla... This is a dupe of Olympéa Paco Rabanne with good approximation and moderate performance. This has much lighter performance than Olympea, which might be easier to wear casually. Opens with a sweet, fruity & marine burst, but already jasmine & vanilla are swelling through. Like Olympéa, this is overall a water-jasmine scent, and jasmine here leans grape-y, with emphasis on the citrus, fruity & grape-jelly facets of jasmine with a salty marine accent. As it's drying down, there's some white-floral nuances of the sunscreen-nutty-coconut variety. Performance improves a lot with dark storage, but doesn't approach the same level as Olympéa. Fans of Olympéa who enjoy a softer, moderate performance occasionally would probably enjoy this. It's a love for me. Enjoy! Update 07/30/24: Sprayed this on my hand this morning. The juice has gotten a lot darker as the vanilla is aged now, and the performance is stronger although not as strong as the OG Olympéa. Salty vanilla-jasmine with hints of nutty coconut, that really shines in the heat. Such good value. Still a love.

I adore this. I have been trying lots of different La Rive fragrances and while the very expensive "My Only Wish" sucked on all points and is a total disappointment, this beautiful bottle hit it out of the park. I wear it during the day, but I also enjoy it so much that I wear it to bed too. Its sweet, and not a "blast you in the face" assault but it makes its presence known and it laaaaaasts, especially when I spray it on my shirt under a hoodie. Every time I move I get a delightful waft of this soft, beautiful scent and it always puts a smile on my face. I have never smelled Olympea but I dont need to. This one is PERFECT. I love the bottle. It looks great, feels comfortable in my hand, and the atomizer delivers a clean, fine mist exactly where I aim without getting on my hands like "My Only Wish." I definitely smell that salty marine note immediately and I enjoy it. I will be buying a backup for sure.

I was not excited about this fragrance in the beginning because I was hesitant about the coconut note. To me, coconut reminds me of suntan oil and I did not want to smell like that. Well, it was love at first spray! This is amazing!!! The coconut is blended so well with the vanilla and the slight salt note and nutty note. Even though it is a sweet scent, it's not overly sweet and I can see myself wearing it in the summer - which I am doing now. It is a very very good one. I overspray this on my clothes and for the price, I can do it all day long! $8 USD online! You can't beat that. This is one of the La Rive fragrances that hit the mark for me. The other one is "In Woman". Love that one too. I heard about Olympea being discontinued. I have not smelled that one and I don't feel the need to. I am not worried. I have "In Flames" from La Rive. Thanks La Rive, you rock!

Until recently I had never even thought of trying dupes or budget perfumes. Then came the worst inflation in decades in Sweden, and I also lost my job. So I gave La Rive a shot. About a month later I now have about 15 of them and so many are so good!! I am shocked and very happy. I haven't tried Olympéa so I cannot compare them so this is just a review of In Flames. I love it. It has something unique about it, and hadn't I known it was cheap I would have thought it might be a niche. I find it gourmand in some ways but at the same time more complex than a straightforward gourmand. It's addictive and I cannot stop sniffing my hand. Creamy, luscious, both beach vibes and a warmth, coziness and depth that makes it good for winter too. I'm going to bathe myself in this for a while forward 🥰❤️

I tried this and bought it because it is similar to Olympea by Paco Rabanne. they are not the same, but this one is def the closest thing you'll ever find, if you want to save. Olympea is sweeter, it is hard to get overwelmed by this, but you can get there with Olympea. I will have both of them. it's worth it in my book. I ripped off that terrible black bow from it the second I got home and opened the box. as I ripped off the black bow from the D&G Dolce Floral Drops that I had (I gave it to my mom, cause I obvisously turned out not to be huge fan of florals, and the florals are not fans of mine).

Very affordable, it's like the love child of Olympea and Womanity. Smells sexy and beachy, could also wear it on a night out for sure. If you pair it with the Superdrug body spray ''Paradise'', it will literally last you a whole day on your skin. I need to repurchase it, as it's a great day to day fragrance and you can re-spray it without worrying too much. In terms of longevity, 6-7 hours on clothes, and 3-4 hours on skin, but my skin is very iffy so maybe it won't be the same for you. Get it, it's worth it.

I have owed and loved the original Olympea for years and this is an EXACT Dupe. Usually I am sceptical about knock offs and dupes but this is a European company that got it right. I smelled them side by side in the shop and I couldn’t tell. Amazing. So beautiful. The longevity and throw is very good, I get at least 5/6 hours and it’s a complement getter. I am so happy I have this and the bottle doesn’t look cheap, it looks nice on my perfume tray. Go get this beautiful Dupe!!

The scent is OK, nothing impressive but still nice. I like the combination of tropical fruits and amber - slightly sweet, juicy, fresh but, at the same time, warm. It's like a fruit salad with honey. The amber and vanilla give it warmth. I think it's ideal for the summer but could also be worn during autumn. Projection is moderate and longevity about 6 hours.

Similar to Olympea. There is just a slight shift between them. Where Olympea is heavy salty floral hinting at a bit of gourmand....this is a more lighter airy salty floral & gourmand mix(that hazelnut is working overtime here giving a very caremelish vibe). Love them both. One of the few La Rive that will 100% be a repurchase. 10/10 rating

I get the sea water, orange, jasmine. pineapple with a little bit of vanilla. I don't get any woods, rose, hazelnut or heliotrope. I really like this scent for Spring or Summer times. It lasts for about 4 hours, which is ok for the price. Even more expensive fragrances last less than that.

This is so beautiful! It smells like an orange creamsicle. Beautiful soft citrus and maybe peach, cream, and hazelnut? Sounds like an odd combo but it's absolutely beautiful. Sweet and comforting.

Honestly one of the best cheap perfumes I’ve ever gotten. The longevity is surprisingly good and I loooove the dry down!!

This is lovely! I didn't care for Olympea much, but I definitely want to retry it after this beauty.

I've only read about this being a dupe after buying, and I haven't tried Olympea, so can't say if it's similar. I don't see the hazelnut note in the Olympea pyramid, and here it's very prominent and my favourite aspect of this perfume. As others mentioned, I also noticed that La Rive perfumes tend to be weird on first use straight from the shop. I was very sceptical at first, but after a week I tried it again and now it's a solid like (with love reserved for really exceptional scents). There's a bit of saltiness in the beginning, but it dissipates after 15-30 min. The hazelnut is very tasty and persists from beginning to end on me. I don't really smell the fruit as separate notes. It stays for a couple hours on skin and until the next day on clothes. I like to spray it all over myself before bed and sleep in the fluffy hazelnut cloud. Overall, it's the best of the La Rives I tried and the only one I bought a backup bottle of (for what is equivalent of 4 $ where I live). I also compared the new bottle with the one I've been using and can confirm that they either change after sitting a while, or something changed in the formulation, as the new bottle is weird and weaker and the color of the juice is lighter.

I bought this fragrance 2 days ago, only because I was searching for Fleur de Femme and could not find that, so this was my first choice. I smelled Olympea once, didn't test it on my skin, so I don't remember it. About this fragrance I can say that I made a dent in it already, I'm a heavy sprayer and it won't last me a month. The reason I spray alot is that I cannot smell it when I'm not moving, so I coated pillows in it, scarves and that works. Amazingly, I can smell it in motion, even after 6 hours on my clothes and skin. The smell is intriguing, love the nutty smell, hazelnuts as described, gives it richness and feels expensive, for me, even gourmand...nutella like. It is a nutella cake with white flowers and fruits. I'm going to test Olympea on my skin in the future and I wish to love it as much, and hope for a better lasting power. In flames(irrelevant name) makes me feel good, loved, like a warm blanket and a hot cocoa, it gives me confidence and turns me into a little girl in the same time. I used this exclusively a few days in a row, which is big for me... I change 2-3 perfumes/day in search for a signature.

Yes, this is similar to Olympea, but it's not an exact dupe. I think Olympea is kind of an intrusive and brash scent, very sweet and strong and in an unpleasant way, at least to me. Maybe it's because I first tried it from those little sachets with a drenched piece of cloth you can find in magazines... Anyways, In Flames is much nicer, less in your face. The combination of the warm vanillic and nutty notes with the salty marine note are lovely. I especially like the drydown. While lots of fragrances turn very sweet on my skin after some time, the sea salt note makes In Flames smell fresh for a long time and only slightly sweet. I'm not sure if I want to buy this scent cause it only comes in a huge 90 ml bottle right now and is maybe not the most fascinating scent ever, but I think it's very nice, especially for the price (about 7 € in drugstores in Germany, a bit more online). The bottle is also not that bad for a cheap perfume. If you want a very strong fragrance it's not for you, then better try the original Olympea.

Quem fala que os perfumes da La Rive não fixam/projetam certamente nunca testou esse! Esse perfume é inspirado no Olympea e cumpre seu papel muito bem. Ele fixa e projeta absurdamente tanto que quando comprei, alguns anos atrás, me sufoquei com ele em um uso indevido, erro que não cometo mais hahahha Mesmo assim já usei ele até a metade, de tanto que amei. Essa nota de sal marinho é um caso de amor e ódio, ela quebra o doce e ao mesmo tempo o intensifica, ela é fascinante, mas utilizando errado pode remeter a suor/sujeira sim. É uma fragrância que se reconhece de longe em alguém, incomoda de manhã e/ou em ambientes e climas que não a permitam, mas se bem utilizada é marcante e intrigante, apesar de comum ainda a considero diferente por ter essa mistura inusitada. Já foi meu perfume favorito, mas não recomendo o blind nem nesse e nem no Olympea, é extremamente difícil e pessoal, mas para mim foi uma grata surpresa que fez eu me apaixonar pelo mundo da perfumaria anos atrás.

I actually really like PR Olympea and Olympea Intense. This doesn't even touch it, IMO. While still pleasant to wear, it's far too linear and simple being that Olympea is complex. I feel they both last about the same amount of time, perhaps with Olympea lasting an hour or two longer. I would wear this as more everyday and save my Olympea for when I'm actually around other people. There is a marine note that is akin to Womanity, but I cannot stomach that fragrance. Perhaps I am not woman enough. ;) In Flames is far more wearable. This smells like most generic marine beachy perfumes. Like it, don't love it. Would wear it, but I sure wouldn't buy a backup. I think it's okay as a blind buy if you are okay with marine/beachy scents. I like Jennifer Aniston's beach scents as they are more wearable and playful. PR's Olympea is far more grown up, complex, and almost too mature for me, but I wear it anyway with pleasure. It dries down slightly powdery on me.

Absolutely gorgeous perfume! A fantastic dupe for Paco Rabanne's 'Olympea' & to some extent 'Pure XS for her' A great quality one too! The longevity is almost as long as Olympea...around 7 hours on my skin before fading away. The silage is slightly stronger than the original!! The difference I would say is that this has slightly less depth than Olympea, which makes it more wearable in SUMMER and SPRING during the DAYTIME. Very IMPRESSIVE! I've had a lot of compliments so far. My physiotherapist wanted it IMMEDIATELY (so I bought it as a gift for her), people started asking me what it is. A really lovely slightly fruity vanilla. Side note: Jasmine seems to be the strongest floral note on my skin. Also the coconut is ever so slightly distinguishable... there is a creamy, sugary background note. VERDICT: Great blind buy if you're a huge fan of 'Olympea' and 'Pure XS for Her' ! Suitable for all seasons without being cloying.

I'm embarrassed to tell you how *long* it took me to realize there is hazelnut in here. For the longest time, I thought this perfume has just a weird chemical note that my brain interpreted as some sort of very strange faux jasmine, and I couldn't wear it. Then, because I made the same mistake recently, I returned here to double-check the notes. My face, when I read the note pyramid. OooOO, It's hazelnut... And now, I actually smell hazelnut. I feel so dumb. I needed just to reframe what I was smelling in orded to fix it. I wasn't expecting hazelnut, so I didn't smell it, and my brain was left grasping at some way to understand the note. This is actually a really good perfume. I'm not familiar with Olympéa, just the Aqua Légère, but I absolutely recognize the DNA. Plus, there is the familiar, delicious, salty vanilla in the dry down. And I had written this scent off as a loss... I can't with myself.

Smells exactly like How to Marry a Millionaire by MM! As for being an Olympia dupe, it is also extremely similar, I smelled them side by side in store and from what I can tell, Olympia is more heavy and complex in the dry down, so this one smells like an EDT version of Olympia...slightly watered down..but still very pleasant! I'd say you can get this one to top up your pre-existing Olympia scent throughout the day, or if you don't like O enough to spend money on it (like me I think) then this is a great way to get the scent just to smell like this occasionally. Since I have both the MM one and this one, I really don't feel the need to run out and buy the PR one to be honest. As for a Womanity dupe--this is not it. Womanity is far more salty and serious imo (not as refreshing as O). That one is a whole other ball game.

I have never smelled Olympea but I really wanted to try it. I stumbled upon In Flames as a dupe and for such a low price I thought "Why not?" So it arrived a few days ago, really nice presentation, heavy, beautiful bottle. I didn't expect that quality. I used about 6 sprays 5 hours ago. Initially it's potent and strong, very fruity sweet, I don't smell any salt, somewhere vaguely hanging in the background I sense a bit of artificial nut. A bit of sandalwood grounds it. A very pleasant fragrance upon dry down! After about an hour it became a skin scent on me, however it has remained fairly strong on my clothing. Really this is a very nice fragrance at this price point! Better than I was expecting. January 2021 Sprayed this today and I could really smell the salt note! Really nice as I love salty fragrances.

the opening definitely does not smell like olympea at all. you don't really get that savoury salty vanilla from olympea. however i do agree the dry down could remind a little bit of olympea. it's not a bad fragrance. i actually think it's decent for the insane pricepoint. it's a little creamy, airy and floral. more on the lactonic side. but i think i will let it macerate for a week and try it again praying i will get some of the saltiness that i miss from olympea. EDIT: okay so after like 20 mins the dry down is actually almost the same as olympea!! however it still lacks the savoury aspect in olympea, that complexity depth which makes it so unique. but hey i am not mad about this. i don't think this smells cheap at all! i would recommend it if you can't afford olympea or if you want a lighter version.

I like this a lot, it does smell like Olympea but this one jives with me better because it's lighter and I see it as this carefree, casual but still delicious and a little sensual kind of scent, Olympea is stronger and more serious, it feels like it requires too much commitment. I love love love the hazelnut in this but I mostly get it in the opening, later it turns into salted vanilla with some creamy flowers and fruits mixed in. I haven't tested it enough to know for sure but it doesn't feel like it's gonna be the best performing perfume in the world, but it's definitely not bad either and I don't mind reapplying, if anything I've been wanting some more buildable perfumes. Definitely getting this one for summer!

This perfume is 95% percent similar to olympea but more like a sister not a twin . It's a sheer, creamy feminine scent. It's a perfect balance between floral and gourmand. The drydown is alittle different...less salty and a detectable coconut note.. really pretty. I got a compliment from the first person I saw this morning . : ) Update: 8 hours after I got the 1st complement I got a 2nd complement... I have a post covid nose so didn't realize how well this perfume was projecting ! I put 2 layers on in the morning and it lasted over 8 hours. I'm very impressed with the la rive brand : )

I purchased this and tried it first in warm weather. It was much too cloying and actually made me nauseous. I put it aside and fully intended to declutter it. Today is a much cooler day and I decided to give it one more chance. Oh my goodness! So glad I gave it a second chance. This is a very nice scent for the cooler temps. The vanilla and coconut are beautiful with that bit of fruit just singing though. No longer cloying, no longer nausea inducing. I don’t get a ton of saltiness from this, but it’s there. I paid $10 for this on Mercari. I believe it was a great buy.

Wow. I had no idea what this was going to be. This is such a good dupe for Olympea. Such a pleasant surprise since I've missed my Olympea so much but didn't have the money to repurchase it. So good. It's not an exact dupe but it resembles it quite a lot. Can't say I'm mad at it, the only thing that sucks is its lasting power. I usually don't get along with cheap perfumes but I'll be getting this one again, for sure. Amazing perfume for the price. I get it for 14lv which is around 8 dollars.

La Rive is sort of blowing me away right now. I love perfume. I have maybe 30 or 40 so I am not an expert but not a complete novice. This was $8 on maxaroma and I am totally happy with that and I will not feel guilty when I am using this to take a bath; spraying it like a body splash so people can smell it through masks. Smells just like olympea. Now people need to manage their expectations. This isn't gonna be like so deep and complex. However, it DOES smell like olympea. Periot.

I dislike Olympea because I find it too salty and like ammonia, idk there is something unpleasing, but this one I like, it suits the name even if it's an aquatic it have something burning from hazelnut I guess, and it's also sexy in a way. i like that is not just another boring scent and in the same time being safe...considering the price La Rive perfumes are totally worthy, especially the aqua di gioia dupe which is very similar and lasting.

I get salt, jasmine, and vanilla. This one is very outside of my wheelhouse of sweet and/or fruity rose scents. It's nice to have something different added to my collection, but it's a like and not a love for me. Good longevity and sillage. It smells like I paid far more than $15 for it. I don't regret buying it but I probably won't repurchase (and probably won't use up this whole bottle anyway).

The more I wear this, the more I notice how similar it is to “Womanity” by Thierry Mugler. VERY nice! I haven't tried “Olympéa” (and I don't usually think of La Rive perfumes as exact dupes anyway) but this one is a lovely, great quality fragrance in its own right, especially for the price.

Smells like a less complex and softer version of Olympea. It is a nice fragrance, the price is ok and longevity is moderate (until now - 3 hours and counting). Nicer and better crafted than other, more expensive fragrances. Safe blind buy, safe gift, but it is not a substitute to Olympea.

She is lazily reading a book, on the beach. Her skin is warm and slightly salty from the sea, the sun. She use an ambery solar lotion. She’s eating a coconut rocher, savoring each little crumb, one or two fell on her pink bikini but she doesn’t care. Holidays are holidays after all.

Soft, unsweetened vanilla which dries down to a really comforting skin scent. The coconut comes out in the drydown and is probably the best smelling coconut scent I've smelled. Very creamy coconut vanilla. This fragrance does not project a lot but I am fine with that.

This is a nice sweet, fruity, floral. At first it smelled a bit strange, but it has actually really grown on me, and it is a very 'easy-reach' that I can wear for any occasion. It is a bit salty, and the light coconut is nice. Perfect for daily casual wear.

I wouldn't say this is a dupe for Olympea. It's not... I don't get that salty vanilla, but a very airy lactonic sunscreen vanilla. In the drydown it's like Olympea. It's good.. Maybe a nice one for hot summer days since Olympea can be a little overpowering.

This is a very linear scent and it smells exactly like the opening of Olympea. Smells salty, vanilla, slightly nutty and a little caramel. This has really good projection and it lasts around 6-8 on my clothes. This is a cheapie but a good one!

Mmmm, this smells like a piña colada on a sunny beach. Warm, yet refreshing. Very nice summer fragrance. I like it a lot! Sillage is moderate, and longevity is 7-8 hours on my skin. As always, excellent quality and value from La Rive.

Haven't tried Olympea. In Flames is ok, but since I already have the vaguely similar and far superior Chant D'Extase, I'll pass. Definitely worth the money, though. Especially if you can't get your hands on CDE.

My fourth try with La Rive and finally a fragrance of theirs that is actually really good. In Flames smells expensive and feminine, not overpowering and very pleasant. Lasts quite long on my skin.

I don’t like the opening, feels cheap, harsh and generic fruity floral but the dry down is warmer and has more character to it. The projection is week but it’s expected considering the price tag.

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I tried this only because of the reviews and of course because I'm a fan of Olympea. It felt a bit strange smelling this. It does indeed smell very similar. But it smells like a cheaper and less complex version of Olympea. The salt note is missing completely and I feel like it's the saltiness of Olympea that makes it smell "worth it", just a bit more mysterious, a bit more complex and this is what I love about Olympea. It's unique without being outstanding. In Flames sadly is missing this uniqueness so it just ends up being a fruity perfume with some vanilla, a bit aquatic, a bit coconut. All in all pleasant but quite boring and generic. If Olympea smells like beach, then this smells like an indoor beach. You totally get that it's supposed to look and feel like a beach and of course it's fun being there and maybe it's even a good alternative if you don't have the possibility to go to a real beach for a while ... but it can never be considered the same.

A dupe of Paco Rabbane’s Olympea. Prominent notes of vanilla, hazelnut, coconut and saltwater. The original has a much more compelling salt note, while in the dupe the diluted hints of saltwater only accentuate the cloying sickness of vanilla and coconut. The opening does contain some fruity notes, like pineapple and orange, but they are rapidly consumed by the trio of vanilla, coconut and hazelnut, which are sweet, sweet, sweet! I’m not one to be alienated by sweet scents; in fact my favorites are all sugar bombs, meaning they’re sweet, fruity and child-like. In Flames is surprisingly tolerable during colder months, where the vanilla warms and soothes, and the coco and hazelnut add a creamy, nutty tang, but in summer, this is a no from me.

It's not a dupe for olympea by any means so if u r buying for this purpose u r gonna be disappointed. Anyway..if u r open for this as a new fragrance in its own, u will experience it as a non sweet interesting pleasant smell of fresh seawater notes and sweet ananas and hazelnuts. Interesting light everyday scent. Smells kind of oily though. NEVERTHELESS I got it for 3€ 90ml so quite happy with my purchase 😊

Not sure if i got the bad batch but got mine for 10$, it smells like a slightly fruity sweet Jasmine tea which isn't what i was going for... the hazelnut and sea water were initially what got me intrigued (which i didn't find at all), a very feminine scent which at least a safe blind buy. Unfortunately it only lasts for 2 hours on my skin :/

On my skin, this perfume is a lactonic and airy vanilla, the cream on top of a fruity drink at the beach. It gives me a bit of fancy conditioner smell but I quite enjoy it. I haven’t experienced the nuttiness yet but I hope to!