Fleur d’Or & Acacia

Finally, I've found the fragrance that can replace my old flame: Kenzo Summer. I was really upset when it was discontinued. This is a sweeter, non-almond version of Kenzo Summer. Kenzo Summer was the perfect blend of almonds and mimosas while this one is the perfect blend of acacia flowers and mimosas. The final result is sweet positive energy under a heart warming autumn sun composed of yellow florals. Citrusy notes also freshen the honeyed sweetness of the flowers. Perfect for everyday office wear.. It's sillage is also okay with a medium longevity. A must try for all the mimosa lovers who like clean, powdery, romantic fragrances.

It was love at first sniff. Unfortunately I dropped and broke the full bottle 3 days after buying it. I couldn't afford buying a new one, and shortly after it discontinued. Since then I couldn't find an amazing floral scent like this one. It was literally heavenly. Not exaggerating. I wonder why brands stop producing their best products and try to replace them with some shit? I'm begging you l'occitane, please bring it back. I swear I will stock it for a lifetime!

Hello, There is an acacia in the garden of my parents' house (I was born in Eastern France, in the Alps) and I can assure you that the smell is the same as the tree when it bloomed. This perfume reminds me of my childhood. The scent is not chemical or alcohol, and it lasts on my skin. If it smells the alcohol is because it's outdated. (Sorry for my very bad english).

This is my all time favorite fragrance I still remember the first time I sprayed this perfume the feeling it gave me was unforgettable I remember panicking when the sales associate told me it was discontinued luckily I found a few in La Roca Village Shopping Outlet in Barcelona I wish to hand it one day to my daughter 💛

Every February is Mimosa (yellow Acacia) season where I live. I've had this perfume since it came out, which is 8 years now. I didn't know Acacia is mimosa. That's how much this smells realistic. Otherwise an amazing perfume. But what the heck with the name, it bears no resemblance.