L L'aime

I love this fragrance. It is a soft fresh floral. Don't put your nose up to this fragrance right away. The citrus peel is very pungent at first but settles quickly to be fresh and gradually goes away. I would wear this to a wedding. It is not seductive at all on me just wonderful for close contact. The bottle is beautiful as well.

I bought it a few days ago at 50% discount. I had absolutely no idea of it and only bought it because of the lower price. First impression: lovely! beautiful! i liked it a lot. When you spray it it smells like lots of citrus + alcohol. The bottle design is attractive at the first sight but nothing artistic except the leaf on the lid. After sometime it smells softer like a feminine, young beautiful but generic skin scent.It is soft, woody, sweet and fruity at the beginning.I also smell sth unpleasant in dry down which I cannot describe. After-all this perfume smells like 100 perfumes out there, Yes, it is not unique. but it smells nice and is a practical perfume.It can be worn everywhere and in every season but because it is weak I recommend it more for the spring and summer. On my skin it has no staying power but on cloths it stays for days but it is so subtle that you need to stick your nose to the cloths to smell something. In fact it is so watered down that makes me have relatively negative feeling regarding the Lolita Lempicka brand specially since it was my first perfume from that company. So In conclusion I would say if you have the chance to find with a good discount buy it! I definitely worth it. otherwise you can buy much better perfumes with this price.

I got this back in it's launch year (2014?) it was a blind buy because I thought the bottle and advertisements were cute and pretty. I was just 13 at that time so I was quite drawn to it, it's very youthful. Definitely for younger teen girls to women in their 20s (depending how youthful you want to stay :)) It definitely made me realise I'm into citrus-y scents, I loved the citrus notes. To me, it's very powdery, even though it's not listed as one of the top main accords. I'd say it's powdery before woody, at least that's how it is when it sets in your skin. It's playful, flirty and light. I would describe it as ditzy and cute, which is what I personally like in a scent! I can't really figure out how much I like it...I would say it's 'almost' a favourite...just not quite there for me. There's just a note in there that I think smells a bit odd and it puts me off slightly. I can't put my finger on what it is. I had this quite a while ago so I can't remember how long it lasts, but I don't remember being unhappy with it. I wore it quite often that's all I can say :)

Without the prominent coconut note, L L'aime EDT smells to me quite different from Elle L'aime EDP. After the initial burst of tart lime, a strong jasmine peaks through. And L L'aime stays essentially as an exuberant citrus-jasmine scent for about 4 to 5 hours. This citrus-white floral combo actually is not dissimilar to Alien Eau Extraordinaire without the characteristic amber of Alien series. In the late drydown after about 5 hours, the scent appears less bright with a salty undertone, which makes me think of sea water washed skin. The sillage is moderate to soft and the longevity is around 10 hours. L L'aime EDT is certainly a lovely citrus floral fragrance on its own, but a bit too standard compared to the flirty coconut-infused Elle L'aime EDP and other fragrances in the Lolita Lempicka olfactive portfolio.

Firstly - the bottle is really, really charming. The liquid is buttery, sweetish, lighthearted, feminine, very feminine in fact, with very noticeable (to me anyway) white flowers (so much so that I would put them on the first place in the "main accords" section). I am not a huge fan of white flowers, to be honest, but this is an interesting take on them, somehow young, modern, easy and girly (as in...yes, as in "young white flowers"), and a little princess-y too :-) with a tropical twist and I actually really enjoy it. On my skin there is a brief burst of sparkling citruses immediately at the opening (that doesn't last too long) and it's so fresh and lively, but unfortunately also a bit more "generic" than some other Lolita's creations and the longevity is pretty poor too. Still - a pretty lovely concoction.