L’Eau Jolie

Just got this today, a bit of a blind buy, since I haven't actually tried this in any form. I've had encounters with previous Lolita Lempicka perfumes, and each one ended in disaster. Their signature "underscent" that is somewhat creamy-salty-licorice has always been a huge turnoff for me...but after repeated reviews talking about how Jolie is NOT the typical Lolita Lempicka (maybe odd one out of the family?), I decided to take the Leap of Faith. It paid. Marvelously, too! Thank you all you awesome gals who reviewed on here about it! I would have hesitated and missed this gem! I only wish I got the bigger bottle, but then again...great things come in little packages, and this gem is precious exactly because it's so petite, and the amount so little! I have to say, though, before anything else, that my skin tends to be a "warm" base...it takes too easily to bases like amber, vanilla, musk, sandalwood, and coconut. So my skin tends to like to amplify these scents whenever they're in a fragrance, to the point where it kills the scent and I just smell like I over applied body lotion or something. :( Ok! Gratitude, gushing, and griping aside, time for the fragrance itself! When I first applied it, there was definitely a delicate, floral scent. Sort of like how it smells like when you walk into a flower shop, or as extrasensorype points out, "graveyard flowers". It's not by any means unpleasant, but a fresh kind of floral. Not heavy, or green, or white, just...fresh floral. :) A minute or so later, the fruit notes come in, but they are also very fresh and juicy, in a fresh-out-of-the-juicer/blender kind of way. Very natural and light, and the pear, though juicy, is not overbearing. The Nashi pear, with is slightly floral smell, pairs well with the peach blossom, and tones down black currant to give the frag a nice, fruity smell that isn't in-your-face or too sickeningly sweet. LOVE!

This is so well blended I can't pick apart what I smell. All I know is I wanna bath in it! Love Love Love. Its fresh and sweet. My 2 fav ingredient, pears and neroli are present and it smells good. The current are done well not aggressive, and thank god no anise or licorice bc I can't stand those note. This is the reason I didnt order the original Lolita instead opt. for L'eau jolie and no regrets! **there are some sections of this perfume that smells like Oscar de la Renta Live in Love perfume. Another one of my fav =)

i blinded buy this because of the pretty bottle (one of the most prettiest i think. the other prettiest is Shalimar Initial) and the fact that it is said to remind ppls of body shop moonflower (discontinued). Monflower is my first full bottle frangrance and i liked the scent. I miss it for all those years so i have to try out Jolie. Jolie definitely reminds me of moonflower from the first spray! it is a bit sweeter then monflower but i have no complaint (afterall it is not moonflower!) and i am very contented.

Light, fresh, floral, fruity, and elegant. I am comfortable wearing this in any setting. This is extremely important to me since I do not want my fragrance to make others uncomfortable. This is very unlikely to offend others as it is very subtle. I won't do it justice if I try to describe this scent... it is nuanced and sophisticated. Suffice it to say that it is probably the most loved fragrance in my wardrobe... I bought a back-up bottle after wearing it once. Scent: 10/10 Silliage: 2/10 Longevity: 5/10

This is gorgeous - I get ripe, rich pear,with hints of peach blossom and neroli drying down to a clean musky base. I don't get any of the black currant note which is fine, since I don't care for it. It's a very delicate and completely feminine fragrance. It may not be a very unusual scent, but I have plenty of those to choose from. I find L'Eau Jolie to be a very joyous fragrance, and I've ordered a full size bottle.