Terre de Lumiere

Very natural luxurious sweet smell. My lovely boyfriend knows I love perfumes so he surprised me with a date to the local L'occitane store, I asked the woman working there for a gourmand scent and she showed me this. It kind of reminds me of Red Door by Elizabeth Arden, but a more luxurious version and not as powdery. I got the travel/purse size because its a lot cheaper compared to the $90 bottle which is more of a commitment, L'occitane sadly doesn't do sample sizes so I couldn't test it with my chemistry/dry down; but I think when I finish this I'll get the full bottle. I can see myself wearing this in any season, probably not much in the summer but it's good for day or night, date night or school. The dry down is a honey/lavender smell and I love it, if you like Red Door I believe you would love this. I think the price is very reasonable because it lasts a long time, has a unique but familiar/homey/comforting smell, and the dry down doesn't change a lot from the initial spray. The initial spray you can smell the bergamot note so clearly and that's one of my favorite smells, so if you don't like bergamot I would definitely try to test this first. Update: WOW, I think this is my new favorite everyday fragrance. So I am a housecleaner right? And I wore this to work (applied only on my pressure points) and cleaned two houses, a oven and a refrigerator, I sweat plenty through the day and had my hands in trash/toilets/greasy ovens and when I tell you I was flabbergasted when I smelled my wrist a minute ago, still there and smelled delicious, the dry down is a realistic and beautiful lavender and honey smell, just as gorgeous as the initial spray. I wore it on my pressure points today to test the longevity and wow am I impressed, L'occitane I don't know what you're doing, but PLEASE keep doing it, you make the best smelling floral scents I have ever tried, I used to hate floral scents but you've changed my mind, thank you L'occitane, thank you.

Well, I kind of didn't expect to love this to high heaven but I do, so shame on me. Why is it so expensive? I am not a devoted collector (yet), nor do I like to splurge too much (have tried, hangover of guilt afterwards), so I am torn. Send help. This is truly different from the usual L'Occitane offerings, which nowadays tend towards the flowery-fresh-dewy route, and I must say, L'Occitane does this very well. The natural feel of their perfumes is what draws me to the house in the first place. The compositions are not overblended, they are not too 'perfumey', they pay homage to their respective elements. I have several L'Occitane miniatures and they all, while unique in their own way, retain this signature pristine touch. This release retains the aspect, and that is truly an admirable thing. Terre de Lumiere is promoted as a 'gourmand', a 'first' to the house (I would object to that, as I can remember Ambre and some of their older stuff). I would not describe it as such. It is sweet enough, but not gourmand sweet as I understand it. It is a breezy sweetness, not candy-like at all. This perfume plays on the theme of lavender honey, and that is what I get in all its glory, a wheeze of a natural scene. In the opening, a soft, spicy and very natural lavender pops out, quickly followed by a parade of sweet pollen. The lavender fades somewhere in the first hour or so, and you are treated to a honey and almond feast with some light musk for the rest of the journey. It is really that simple. There is ample beauty in this simplicity. Projection is good for the first hour, later sticks somewhat close. Longevity is quite good, it does not altright disappear, it just melts into the skin. I suppose I will get this sometime. I'd like to. I need a good occasion and a great deal on top of that.

I absolutely adore this perfume, it's my signature scent right now. For so long, I've been looking for a young, fresh, and unique gourmand scent. Most that I would smell would either be too heavy or too candy- or cupcake-like for my taste. But when I went to an international L'Occitane store and tried this one out, I instantly fell in love. This is such a gorgeous, beautiful perfume, and I've personally never smelled anything like this before. The beginning is so fresh and slightly spicy, and I could already smell the lavender just from the initial spray which I love. About an hour later, it develops into this beautiful lavender honey scent with hints of almond. It's so so gorgeous, and I would not stop smelling my arm every time I would put it on. My friend described this scent as "pure happiness," and I couldn't agree more. Also, this pairs perfectly with the L'Occitane almond line with the bitter almond base note. This perfume showed me how much I love almond notes in my fragrances. The Terre de Lumiere line seems to be discontinued at the moment, which is incredibly disappointing since there seems to be so many fans of this collection. However, there are rumors that it's coming back, so let's hope it reaches the states soon!

The only gourmand fragrance I have ever loved, Terre de Lumiere somehow takes honey and vanilla and turns it into warm, golden sunlight instead of a cloying, cakey sugarbomb. It opens with a zesty citrus followed by green notes and florals. Then a bit of rose (and perhaps a hint of woodiness?) follows to add depth. Underlying it all is honey and sandalwood, with vanilla only hours later after the main notes have faded away. The sweetness here is like the warm coziness of a favorite sweater, “cashmere” at its best. The name, Terre de Lumiere, perfectly captures the combination of golden glow and the heady sense of walking through a blossoming grove without the indolic nature of many floral scents. Definitely something to try if you’re not a gourmand fan but kind of wish you were. Edit: I was so impatient to smell this again that I layered it over the Chanel Coromandel I was already wearing and wow — the combination of incense and this warm honey scent is just incredible! I love both fragrances even more now. I’ve never gotten into layering before but I will definitely try this combination again.

I tried this perfume in store yesterday. Admittedly I was partly swept up by the story- this is a fragrance based on the twilight hour in Provence, with gorgeous visuals drenched in golden sunlight. The price point is high for L'Occitane, but for that you get elegant packaging and a fragrance that seems more high-end than I was expecting. The top notes are bergamot, ambrette seed, and pink pepper. This starts you off with some citrus but it is warm rather than sour. The heart notes are "lavender honey". This is what evokes the fields of Provence, and the perfume develops to become floral and a little sweet- but the honey element prevents it seeming powdery. After a short while the base notes start to come through powerfully, with acacia flower, bitter almond, tonka bean, and white musk. This was the point when I fell in love with the fragrance- it has that soft, warm, cashmere sensation which makes me feel like it would work well for Autumn or Winter. The fragrance lasts a fair few hours, and to me it was not until the end that it faded to more generic sweetness.

I've had met this beauty even before it came out in my country. I got a sampke in a magazine and fell so much in love that i had to go and get another magazine (the same one! ) just to get another sample. After some waiting i finally got my 50ml. It is amazing. The bottle is so simple yet elegant. The scent is warm and sweet. Defenitely not for those who hate honey and lavander. This is a "scarf scent", meaning that it warms you up when it is cold. Despite being sweet it is quite fresh. It starts very bright and then dries down to delecate yet very present sweetness. On me it lasts forever. Stays forever also on clothes. I don't think it should be a blind buy, better try it before. It is quite unique, i'd say, despite having these little similarities here and there with other perfumes. Love it, it is my all time love.

Okay... I’m not one to like super sweet scents. They often give me a headache. But once you get past the beginning (almost sickly sweetness) of this, the smell is DIVINE. I went to L’Occitane with a friend And she got this one. I didn’t like the smell in the store but I kept smelling it on her throughout the day and it just smelled totally different. I bought a bottle for myself later and I love it! It smells like honey bunches of oats but like in the best way possible. It’s creamy, warm and kind of reminds me of summer almost. It also smells clean like you just bathed in honey water. It smells like what I’d imagine fresh out of the shower sunkissed skin smells like, does that make sense? Probably not. I dunno, it’s so good. Get a sample and give it a chance, or a second chance. You might be surprised.

At the first sniff in the L'Occitane boutique it smelled like Mon Guerlain to me. I specifically sprayed it on the paper, but the scent was gone already by the time I got home, and because I had kept it in my bag :( edited on 12.11.18: I went to the shop and bought it! Love the smell, so suitable for the colder weather we have now. I changed my mind, it is not the same as Mon Guerlain, but rather it feels like to be on the same shelf like Mon. Terre de Lumiere has similar intensity and warmth minus the herbal lavender note in Mon. I can definitely smell the honey now and almond too, but they are not too heavy, they are very beautifully balanced. And it suits my skin chemistry, I like sweet, cozy and warm scents anyway. :) A go to perfume for the winter. <3

Absolutely delicious combination of honey, tonka bean, lavender, and pink pepper. I usually am not a huge fan of lavender (it has a tendency to turn cloying and almost metallic on my skin), but this one works really well on me. The honey and tonka bean are definitely dominant, but the pink pepper and musk prevent it from becoming cloying. The silage is reasonable. It's definitely not going to fill the room, but it's not a skin scent either. On me, it usually lasts about four to five hours without reapplication. I impulse bought a mini on vacation a few years ago- it was on sale at the L'occitane outlet store in Destin, and immediately repurchased the big bottle once I'd used that one up. I hope they never discontinue this.

Why do I feel that this perfume should belong in the BDK line? I guess it must be the pepper, almond and the tonka bean that create a spicy warmth similar to the niche BDK perfumes. Every time I smell it, different notes stand out so it is not a boring fragrance. Generally, to my nose it smells like peppermint candies with lavender and vanilla in the drydown plus some woods and musk to make it non-gourmand and more dry. Not so similar to Mon Guerlain, except for the lavender note which I actually really like in Terre de Lumiere. I don't think it leans masculine, as others have said. I find it very nice for bedtime, along with my MFK Gentle Fluidity Gold.

This is my second review for this lovely scent because, boy, how the tables have turned! I got this in spring and felt pretty ambivalent about it. It spent most of the summer on my swap shelf, but I gave it a whirl last night - a crisp, cool, dry evening on the cusp of autumn - and it just sang. It's sweet but somehow still clean - likely that cool, dry lavender keeping it out of any potentially sticky mire. The almond and musk add an ethereal, powdery base that sticks around until it's washed off. I'm wearing it again today and it is stunning on this breezy, golden morning. Im so glad I didn't let this go without giving it a real try - good lesson....

To me, this fragrance reminds of relaxing by a cozy fireplace, wrapped in a soft wool blanket, warmed by the flickering fire. It is so soothing, calming, peaceful. Very sweet, sweeter than the EDT. The lavender is at the background, and honey-almond notes are at the foreground. Excellent longevity. I like the EDT more as it is lighter and less sweet, the EDP is on the border of being intolerable (even if I like some sweet scents I don't tolerate them well), for me better for winter I think. Both EDP and EDT are amazingly calming. I have the new apothecary-style plain bottle, bought it in Stockholm, if you are wondering where it is available.

This is a lovely, soft scent that to me is creamy meets fresh, light and musky in the most subtle way! It takes notes that almost seem like they would not complement well, and juxtaposes them into something quite unique and pretty. I’ve been exploring honey hesitantly, as it’s hit and miss for me, but this is my favourite “honey scent”. The almond for me is one of the notes I love most in this. Beautifully blended and surprisingly complex for a L’Occitane fragrance. This is highly wearable, and to me would be pretty on anyone, anywhere. Love.

Terre de Lumiere is my North Star. I tend to prefer fragrances that are complex and a bit more mature, but super clean, not veering into old lady territory. This is what I always go back to and will buy bottle after bottle in my life. It is sweet - the amber, honey, almond, and tonka make sure of that, but it is green and woody enough to elevate it from a sickening, childish marshmallow situation. I find it warm and inviting, sophisticated, and super clean. You by Glossier is not similar, but it is also super clean and complex.

Tried it when it was just released, fell in love with this immediately, owed this a thousand beatiful moments over time. Still waiting faithfully for the comeback. I hope there'll be no remake and it will be Terre de Lumiere I know - light, calming scent that is fresh and airy when you've just applied it and that turns gradually into something sweet and tasty without losing authenticity throughout the day. It's a beautiful, uplifting sunny fragrance perfect for any occasion. I'd get it as soon as it's available again.

I'm turning to this often in our UK "heatwave" as it's pleasant, honey sweet without being sickly or juvenile, slightly gourmand, with a grassy, herby vibe that works well in Mediterranean weather. I like the acacia note, and it's fine for meetings, good for daywear or sightseeing, no screechy aldehydes, no sweat notes, nothing people can object to. I use the body products (for l'Eau) to back it up. It's cleverly done, very polished, "perfume" without being overdone or shouty. This is a Terre de Lumiere Summer :) xx

I love this. It reminds me of Alien but more honeyed and lighter in terms of projection and sillage. Could also pass for a more chemical plus honeyed version of Mon Guerlain. Not a dupe for those fragrances but the feel or vibe is there. If they were to merge together to one fragrance with less projection it could be this. Alien x Mon Guerlain love child if you will. This is full bottle worthy for me but so hard to find. I am glad to have the mini of the EDP.

I love the imagery and feeling that this perfume evokes when worn. It feels like a warm evening in the countryside, watching the sunset shining the distance lighting up everything in sight with an amber glow. Its so warm and feels comforting and beautiful, a true classic fragrance. It's heartbreaking that this has now been discontinued, fortunately I have a full 90mL and a half full 50mL, so I wont have to be without it on special occasions.

Present of my husband. Standing alone in my perfume cabinet for years, because at first sniff I didn't like it and honestly the bottle was not too exciting - few days ago i tried again and the magic happened ! I discovered a classy perfume, sweet but not too much, with a beautiful amber/lavender accord. I believe is perfect for autumn weather and classy ladies. 4/5

Surprisingly, I've found that it works better for me during hot and humid days than during the winter In the cold, it becomes sharp and gives me a headache, which is why I had virtually stopped wearing it, even though I like the composition But today I tried it on during a heatwave (+35C°) and it became soft and hazy

When I smell this, I hear Eva Cassidy's song "Fields of gold". I am walking in golden fields, the air smells like honey, almonds and lavenders. I imagine myself as a happy woman, dressed in a white linen dress and enjoying the moment. The wonderful, natural scent, that reminds me why L'occitane is my favourite store.

This is basically what I’d hoped Mon Guerlain would be like in terms of the lavender’s strength. It also put me in mind of a feminine version of L’Homme Ideal, but without the cherry or powdery notes. The dry down reminds me of that of Angel Muse minus the chocolate. This is a great cozy scent for cooler weather!

My signature. I find so much comfort in this scent. It’s not creamy or anything like that, I’d say it’s slightly bold with the lavender, bitter almond, and honey notes. Getting a lot of amber too. Very warm, something slightly spicy, cumin seeds or pink pepper. This is the scent to wear while in Southern France.

Delicious, sweet, classy and unisex!! Can be a signature fragrance easily! I don’t know why it’s underrated it is longlasting on my skin sillage is fine and it smells like a sexy skin. Soft like cashmere with touch of a luxury body lotion. When I smell this the only colour that I can imagine is gold!

I tried this once in 2017, returned to Paris a year later so I could get a big bottle of it and I'm SO glad that I did. This scent was my first introduction to gourmand, and has been my all-time favorite ever since. It smells sweet but not childish, sexy but not smoky.

I love it 💕 Mon Guerlain is my all time fave nr. 1, and this is the honey version of the scent. While Mon Guerlain is a bit powdery this one gives a honey balm feeling. Highly recommend it if you can find it...😊

I had only 2ml tester and it charmed me on first ball! So sophisticated, perfect for any season and any time of the day. It suits workplace, school, party, etc. I wish it wasn't discontinued so bad!

I can see why compared to mom guerlain, it’s gorgeous like that.... just a incredible beautiful perfume , how it should be made . This is truly a masterpiece

Something about this frag that makes it so addictive. Cant stop sniffing myself .its not cloying as well . Last quite long , definitely worth it 💖

Like some others said, Terre de Lumiere is somewhat similar to Mon Guerlain, at least in its way of combining gourmand notes and lavender. But I think I like this one even better - it has more lavender and a better drydown. I really enjoy the interplay of the different notes in this perfume. The sweetness is very creamy, but not too cloying. To my nose, tonka and almond are the main note here, and not honey. I also get a hint of vanilla on my skin, but this could be my chemistry. Honey notes are a bit hit or miss to me, in some fragrances I love them, in others they turn really gross on me. Here the honey is well blended and just gently adds to the general sweetness. Lavender is a very unique floral note in my opinion, a bit herbal, dry and clean, just like no other flower, and sadly underused in women's perfumes. It cuts through the sweetness of Terre de Lumiere in a beautiful way, it's not too harsh. Also, its soothing effect adds to the coziness of the fragrance. Very comforting and nicely balanced. The downside is the price, not that it's ridiculously overpriced, but it's kind of expensive for L'Occitane and I hate that they don't offer a 30 ml bottle. Speaking of bottles, I don't like the cap and think its color is completely wrong for this scent. Should bei either golden or some blue/purple tone, or maybe light pink. I often associate colors and scents, and I smell nothing red-brown-ish here.

Terre de Lumiere is currently being promoted at duty free shops. Yesterday having an hour to 'kill' between flights and as I'm a devoted Fragrantica member, I decided to try new perfumes. This was the first I saw- couldn't miss it really, there were big stands all over the place- so I picked up a bottle and sprayed it straight on me(!?) The first impression was of a fresh, citrusy-fruity, uplifting scent, so I sprayed some more and having no room left for another perfume, I went to get me some coffee. After a while it started to slightly change to a more fruity-floral and while later it changed some more, as spices, woods and something that I perceived to be caramel started appearing more, transforming it to a fruity-gourmand. At that point it became familiar, it reminded me of Flower Bomb, La vie est Belle, Jimmy Choo... but not as heavy, this is fresher and feels lighter- no complains from the fellow passengers, just a compliment from the woman sitting next to me- and with good longevity: I could still smell it until I showered almost 9 hours later. I won't buy a bottle for me because I'm not into gourmands, but I believe it worth a try, this is a truly beautiful, pleasant perfume!!!

Wearing this, I think of the warmth of the sun in late summer or early autumn. The fragrance envelopes you much like the way you feel sunlight warm your skin even as a breeze passes by. Terre de Lumiere is a sweet agreeable scent. The initial spray of TdL is interesting but short-lived. It starts bright and the interplay of the bergamot and pink pepper is almost tea-like. Smelled straight from the bottle, TdL is a little cloying and has a slight medicinal quality (possibly from the ambrette). However, it dries down very quickly to a cozy gourmand that is sweet but not in excess. The drydown of TdL is much less unique than its opening -- to me it's a typical and safe gourmand that is warm and comforting. The drydown honestly reminds me a little of the drydown of Dior Poison Girl EDT if you took away a little of Poison Girl's sweetness and replaced it with lavender. Both have the same very subtle creamy citrus (think orange creamsicle) with a thick layer of sweetness on top. Where in Poison Girl the sweetness is caramel-like, the sweetness here is dripping honey rounded with almond. Longevity is 6-8 hrs on my skin, sillage is moderate.

I got this yesterday. I like it but I am not in love with it. I expected something more, judging by the reviews and the prices it is selling for. First of, it smells nothing like Mon Guerlain, people are so weird to me. They literally are not even related, let alone sisters. I have 3 versions of Mon Guerlain, Terre Lumiere does not smell like neither one of them. My husband asked me how I liked it while we face timed, and I was left without words. I told him it was okay, but I could not understand how a perfume can be both sharp and sweet at the same time. It is like a dull knife with a very sharp point to me. It is also quite overwhelming with sweetness and make-up like fragrance in the first ten minutes. Then it finally settles into Macy's fragrance department smell. It just smells like a perfume counter in a fancy department store, just a whole lot of designer frags being sprayed all together. Decent longevity tho, but moderate projection. I could have done better for myself, having in mind my long want list, but luckily I didn't pay much. Just a like for me at this point.

I am not a fan of honey in fragrances for the most part, but the honey in this one is nicely balanced with things that freshen it up a bit. I find that honey can be very cloying to the point of being a little sickening if it is too heavy, but while honey is really the main note of this fragrance, it doesn't overwhelm my senses. The musk and citrus especially do a lot to bring harmony to the composition, and I appreciate that. I wish I got more of the almond or tonka, as those are two of my favorite notes, but overall I do think that Terre de Lumiere is pleasant and comforting. I could see myself spraying this on during a cold winter night before snuggling up under blankets on the couch. It sticks to the skin very nicely even without layering on top of lotion and the sillage is pretty huge. If you're into honey or interesting gourmands that aren't vanilla-centric, I'd say you should try this.

I've wanted to review this for the longest time, but only recently have I come to a concrete conclusion, and here it is. I adore the smell of the body products of this series! Creamy and dreamy, really. A burst of flowers and honey. Whenever I apply the hand cream in class, everybody within a 2 meter radius turns to me and asks me what it is, some even taking photos of the cream so they can find the exact one. The perfume smells quite different. It lacks the creaminess that I love in the other products. It's not bad at all, but it's not as good either. It reminds me of iced black tea with honey on a hot day. A really nice, new direction for L'Occitane, but too expensive and underwhelming in performance in my opinion. Btw- this has zero resemblance to Mon Guerlain (which I adore and own several flankers of)

Having sampled this today on a paper strip, I will go back again soon and test some on my skin. It is a warm glowing honey that lasts. Forget sticky or lolly-sweet, this instead is richness and creaminess. The almond blends beautifully to lose itself in harmonization with the honey. I don't get the many comparisons on this page with other scents, especially the heavier floral-rich fragrances. I do get that this is one of LOEP's more well-rounded blends. It's got 'body' - in comparison with some of the lighter floral offerings I've sampled from this brand, so I was pleasantly surprised.

Sale assistant described Terre de Lumiere as “lavender honey”, and it was very accurate. The most intense notes for the first few hours were lavender and honey: quite interesting mix of intense radiant sweetness and calming soapy freshness. After four hours almond, tonka bean and musk takes a lead, the composition becomes more powdery, calm and rounded. The silage is huge and the longevity is very good also. It definitely has some similarities with Mon Guerlain, but Terre de Lumiere has more character, its bolder, less polished, more sparkling and vivid.

I am very picky about scents and can't wear 99% of contemporary perfumes. I have a lot of allergies (unfortunate for a perfume lover), most new perfumes give me a splitting headache or make me nauseous to the point I have to shower to get if off. I think it is the synthetic ingredients. I got a sample of this and I actually love it. I find it very wearable, not overpowering. My vanity area has doors on it, when I opened them later in the day when the newly sprayed vial was sitting there, it smelled a lot like vintage Caron Aimez Moi, which I love.

A lovely scent for daywear, very feminine and soothing. The start is fresh-aromatic which reminds me of Eau Parfumee au The Rouge by Bvlgari, even though that one has completely different notes, something sweet and herbal in the same time. After a while it becomes a bit sweeter as I was hoping, but the honey is definitely toned down by the citruses and the lavender. I can't pick up any almonds. Definitely a end-of-spring and summer scent, much too breezy for the colder seasons. I have still to test the persistence.

To my nose, this is a creamy floral fragrance. It doesn't announce its presence, but instead makes itself known subtly. This honey is a light one - not cloying nor saccharine - and is a floral, aromatic one. The almond and tonka notes support this fragrance by giving it some body. I detect a lot of delicate pink flowers and berries on the test strip as well, but it seems that they're not in the scent pyramid. This is light enough to be worn in summer, though perhaps not in the high heat.

skin test 2024, new rectangle bottle. this scent reminds me of a warmish skin cream. its warmth approaches with more of a thin feel (compared to other honeyed scents about), a nice, warm, skin cream feel... is about what i think of this. leans clean, notes and accords read different to me - but the main vibe is clean skin cream, could come across a little nutty perhaps, rounded, clean, cream-like borderline laundry. pleasant and unlikely to offend. about 4 hours longevity

On me, it's definitely honey and tonka dominant, with some lavender sprinkled on top. It's sweet but not cloying. It's definitely reminiscent of Mon Guerlain, but I personally prefer TdL, since it feels lighter and fresher, despite also being sweeter. The only issue for me is the lasting power, it has decent sillage in the beginning but becomes a skin scent very quickly, and is completely gone in a couple of hours.

i get honey and pink pepper at first. this scent is very familiar, i think i've smelled it on people before? moments later i get some florals and hint of smokiness-i think it's the acacia, and maybe tonka? with time passing, the scent is deepening and warming up even more, the honey becoming less sweet but still prominent. the drydown is very pretty. it's a honeyed, sensuous tonka. perfect for fall or winter.

This is a safe, pleasant sweet scent. Honey, almond and (esp. in the dry-down) lavender stand out mostly, but the scent is nicely blended, nothing feels out of place here. It's very easy to like but because of that it actually isn't as unique as I hoped it would be. It feels like a safe yummy designer scent- and I already have enough of those. I'll keep looking for an edgier lavender/almond scent.

This could have been a success for me had the honey note been dialled down a notch. The combination of almond and lavender is really quite unusual in a mainstream perfume marketed towards women, and it held my interest when I sampled it. As it is, it's just a bit too sweet for me, and I can see where others are coming from with the Mon Guerlain comparison, but it's well worth a try.

The opening is a herbal (don't worry, it is not too strong) , musky honey. Later it gets sweeter. It smells very natural, it is cozy and elegant. Not overly sweet or sticky, but my husband found it a bit sharp, because of that, i wouldn't recommend blind buying. For fans of honey, this one is a must try.

Gentle, soft vanilla with subtle flowers accords. Pleasant and comfortable second skin. I would like to have more woodsy notes here. Ask for a small 5ml bottle at the shop to decide if this fragrance is yours ;)

To my nose, the big difference here is honey. A huge amont of sunny honey, longlasting and very natural. I would say don’t even think of it if you are not a bio lavender honey fan.

This wonderful perfume is back at L’Occitane at last! Sadly the bottle is very plain now and it’s slightly lighter, but it’s the same scent.

Interesting, spicy and floral scent. Smells heavy, feminine and elegant. Probably more wearable on winter nights out. Lasts long enough.