Verte Euphorie

I love this brand's simplistic design, naturalistic approach, and eco-friendly consciousness, and I especially love the colorful design of the sticker's back on each perfume. I tried most of them in the boutique and as I expected this is my favorite of the line. It opens with very tart grapefruit and blood orange with greenness from the petitgrain. As it dries down, a different vegetal facet of greenness comes, which is from the carrot (but I do not smell literal photorealistic carrots), as well as a soft floral aspect that I assume comes from the Gentiana. The dry down is mostly musk. I find it very unisex but again most of the scents I like are unisex with no stereotypical masculine/feminine accords. Its only downside is the projection and longevity are not good, even for a cologne-type of scent.

An easily wearable, fresh, anytime-anywhere cologne. For me it is very uplifting, unisex but more on masculine side and perfect for hot hot climate. The only issue is staying power-it could be better. For me it’s 4 sprays for 4 hours, but I enjoy wearing it very much.

It is really wearable, fresh, citrusy but balanced. Uplifting. the issue is longevity. I agree with the other user who said 4 sprays for 4 hours. I got this as a sample size so it won't last long.

Picked this up because when I went through the whole collection in store (Paris), this was the most approachable, easy, can't go wrong, won't regret it later, could gift it if needed, option. Now months later it's like I'm testing it blind again as all I remember was that it was something green. Opening is bright with citrus, and first I thought there's some tart apple, and get lemon as well, but apparently it's just the blood orange and grapefruit, with the petitgrain. It's certainly bright, green, tart, appealing, and settled down nicely where the gentiana I assume is coming in, giving it some nice middle tones that are more soft than anything else. The musk is also present, but light and restrained carrying the fragrance through the first few hours. I don't really get any carrot, (maybe carrot with ginger), and the cedar feels absent. While it's a fresh, upfront, tart, and citrus blend that's easy to please, the longevity was ok. I can't help but compare it to Hermes spring and citrus fragrances similar to this; where the first few hours are a delight, lessoning to nothing more than a skin scent a few hours later. I don't get anything around 6 hours in. This brings me to question the price point. While this smells as delicious as those Hermes for a few minutes, it does so at close to twice the cost. So while I like this, it's difficult to get behind it for more than a short spring or summer event. It's ok if you want to slap me in the face with some msuky tart citrus, but leave me with something to remember you by, you know. Revisit 4/21/25 Now that it is nearly spring again out come the array of citrus green scents. With a good 100 or more test fragrances since last wearing this, I found it less tart and more musky, with a longer hang around time. It's still bright, easy to wear.

I blind bought this on a Sephora sale because I had to use up a gift card haha. The opening is mouth-wateringly tangy with the heavy scent of lemon-lime. It really reminded me of the cheaper Fuji Green Tea from the Body Shop, until the bulk of the sourness eventually gave way to a comforting, almost creamy floral note. Then I sensed the association with Jo Malone's Wood Sage and Sea Salt. That, but the salt was replaced by a heavy squeeze of lime juice. It was generic to me at first, but then the complexity came out in due time. It would be the perfect fragrance for a sunny day out. For the $30 that I paid for it... not bad, not bad at all.