Flor de Limão

Tip: two spritzes of Chanel Chance Eau Frâiche before applying this one generously. Lasts for hours and the fragrances work perfectly well together. Fresh-greenish-slightly-citrusy heaven for those who enjoy it.

English review: This lasts so little, which is unfortunate. I would call it "Lime Leaf" as it smells like crushed lime leaves, with a little something (I would guess the cedar) that reminds me of men's cologne, but much lighter and more unisex. It brings me memories of sitting by the windowsill in my grandparents' house and picking leaves and flowers from the lime tree in the garden. Fresh and innofensive; I would buy it if the projection and duration wasn't so poor. Resenha em português: Dura muito pouco, o que é uma pena. Eu chamaria essa fragrância de "Folha de Limão" porque tem o mesmo cheiro de folhas de limão amassadas, com algo (imagino que seja o cedro) que lembra fragrâncias masculinas, mas bem mais leve e mais unissex. Me traz memórias de ficar sentada na janela da casa dos meus avós catando folhas e flores do limoeiro no jardim. Refrescante e inofensivo; eu compraria se a projeção e duração não fossem tão ruins.

Perfectly simple, citrus-y and fresh. I remember falling in love with this while on a trip for my sister's wedding -- walking around the city looking for a pair of shoes for the party, a lady at a perfume shop gave me this sample and I applied it that night after showering. It felt so different from anything I'd tried before, that I kept wearing it until the sample was finished. It pairs beautifully with our warm weather, and the price makes its short lifespan not feel so short.

Very nice. Fresh and citrusy but nothing aggressive like some cítrus perfumes are. It smells like lime. It’s pleasant and relaxing. Inoffensive. A clean perfume for hot days.

I can't wait to try this out in store, when stores finally open again. I love L'Occitane's Verveine Verbena eau de toilette and I wonder how similar the two are.