Lalique de Lalique 20th Anniversary Chevrefeuille Extrait de Parfum

Another blind buy winner that I got from an estate sale earlier this year. When I first tried this it was the middle of winter and I didn't like it. Now here in the midst of summer I've decided to give this another chance and I really like it. It comes out sharp but mellows into a rich blend of powdery jasmine, rose and iris with tart fruit and musk in the background. There's also a sweetness to this, but it's not sweet like the cotton candy scents. It is a well composed, decadent bouquet of flowers perfect for the summer heat.

all i can say is this perfume is one of my all time favorites. it is the most beautiful scent for a perfume and it smells expencive. everyone who smells it on me asks what it is i am wearing and say how wonderfull i smell.

I collect Lalique, including antique and contemporary parfum bottles. I blind bought for the bottle, and it's quite a nice bottle, And the parfume is so-much more-than I'd have dared to imagine. The topnotes are light floral, but not tremendously sweet, wet florals I usually avoid anything honeysuckle, as it, to me, tends to eclipse the rest of the notes. Not so with this: the honeysuckle is like a light breeze. Same with the rose: it's definitely present, but not heavy or overbearing The middle notes are nondescript to me. Perhaps a touch of spice, but smells mostly the same to my untrained nose. But, the base notes are spectacular! Warm honeysuckle-y incense and mellowed toasted spices are what I smell. On me, the parfum lasts many hours. Sillage is mild; it stays close. I like that sometime. I love applying before I go to sleep. It's a comforting scent that reminds me of summer in New England

its a very subtle perfume, long lasting ,and sensual.its clean and sharp yet feminine .its full of body and confident..its a mature scent it smells really rich i mean expensive rich and lustrous its not mellow of powdery its sharp a bouquet of fine flowers