Glycine

I was honestly surprised to find the negative reviews on this perfume. I received a free sample from the brand with a purchase and I absolutely adore it. It's citrusy, but not in an overly clean or screechy way. I've never tried wisteria in a perfume before, and this is a beautiful introduction to the note for me. It's soft and ethereal with a gentle spicy nuance. I've already gotten so many compliments while wearing it. I definitely plan on buying a full size! Edit: Bee magnet! Wear with caution.

just like many l'occitane fragrances, this perfume also has a very gentle feel. it makes me think of 5am on a nice spring-summer day, maybe april or may, when the sky is starting to brighten up, and the birds start singing their morning songs, and the air smells fresh and the world is yours. i wore it everyday last year and definitely recommend :))

Very subtle and natural, excellent for work.

I definitely like this perfume. I do however find it a little similar to some scents I own. Perhaps it is a fusion of Eclat d’Arpège and Drop d'Issey Essentielle coming together to make a mildly aquatic wisteria, tinted with lilac scent. This regularly sells out first when the line goes on sale (the whole Rare & Forgotten Flowers is on sale, and only Glycine is sold out) because it is very crowd pleasing and easy to like. I can't stress how much I like but don't love this one. I could see anyone who likes gently aquatic florals embrace this entirely. Unfortunately, I couldn't stretch for this when Barbotine and especially Mélilot are so entirely unique and enraptured me.

Quite a delicate scent, to me it smells of flowers and green wet leaves. It doesn't last long, at least on my skin it was around 2 hours until I could only smell it if I brought my wrist straight to my nose. To me it feels like something exactly in between Granado's Infusão Botânica and Flora Magnifica, but at least here it is quite more expansive than them, and I think they last more, too. I'd recommend checking these out if you like Glycine and want to try something new, or if you want to know what Glycine might smell like.