Eau Fabuleuse

That perfume wears its name perfectly. Fabulous, that's the word. And the bottle is charming and sweet, as the perfume. In my opinion, that's one of the fragrances which bottle and name are chosen wisely and fits the perfume at the perfection.

I was given a sample of this scent when I ordered another perfume. I'm crazy about rose scents, which is a personal obsession, and there isn't any rose in here, so it's not going to be one of my FB worthy fragrances. But it's very pleasing, nonetheless, with the grapefruit extremely prominent throughout, not just in the top notes. The peony and violet were secondary to the strong citrus, while the drydown smelled very green and woody. I'm not crazy about vetiver in general, but it works in this scent. I tested it on a swelteringly hot and humid day, with the thermometer at 90 degrees (32 in Celsius). The scent helped me feel fresher and cooler, and perked up my spirits, so I'll be keeping the sample as therapy during any similar weather (but living in England, that's probably the only hot day we will have)!

It do not exist in my country disgracefully, but sounds delicious, specially the tops notes! is in shops and stores nowadays in U.S.A. or Europe? @ChrisInBrooklyn I love and wear retro colognes in the same vein that this one, I wear Eau de Rochas pour femme, so go for it.

This is a nice slightly bitter fresh grapefruit with mint but then the tea and grapefruit combo makes it smell dirty and slightly rotten. I would prefer this over aqua allegoria pempelune but I'd pass on this for a fresh summer scent.

I love fresh citrus scents and love Leonard's other frags. Does anyone think it is possible for this to be unisex?