Lolita Lempicka Le Parfum 2023

This Lolita Lempicka le parfum it comes in the 1997 original bottle that she first released its a 2023 version and i bought it brand new in a 100ml and honestly i really love how it smells on me it smells just so beautiful and i love cherry and licorice in perfumes especially by Lolita Lempicka and I love all perfumes by Lolita Lempicka she's a good brand and designer and a good perfumer and I think Lolita Lempicka original perfume like le parfum or mon premier they both have cherry note and licorice note and I think they smell way better than diesel loverdose and diesel loverdose is not that great it does have licorice note but not as good as Lolita Lempicka and I think her perfumes are so beautiful and her performance on my skin well its average it last on my skin a couple of hours but I don't mind reapplying and her perfumes are good priced to and I recommend you ladies and gentlemen shoud try Lolita Lempicka perfumes

gorgeous scent! at first spray you only get licorice and it slowly develops into this floral-forest soil, which may sound slightly odd but it is really unique and lovely. vanilla smells almost musky on me always, however after the soil development what stays is only the vanilla and it actually smells really good on me! this fragrance is quite sweet, but almost like nature-like sweetness, perhaps it could be the praline or cherry but it truly compliments the other notes well and i would recommend this to absolutely anyone who likes somewhat unique fragrances. i blind bought based on 'lolita lempicka - lolita lempicka' which was discontinued, and i have to say, while there is significantly less anise, it is quite similar and very pleasant. i'm obsessed with this perfume.

I have this version and also the OG. The actual 1997 OG, not pacific creations. The new one is perhaps a smidge fresher, but the dry down is identical. I think people often look at formulations with rose tinted glasses; Noses change and so does memory. This version smells as the OG did when it was brand new. Of course my OG bottle smells aged because it is literally 20 years old, and it’s had plenty of time to macerate. I’m sure if I left my new opened bottle to sit for a few months or years it will smell just the same. Projection and longevity are also good, imo, despite what people say. And not really getting what’s “dusty” about this, whatever that means. It’s a beautiful scent, one of my all time favorites, and I will always have it on hand.

Comparing my modern sample of Le Parfum with my original bottle that is at least 13 years old. I am shocked to say this, but I like Le parfum better! It is basically the original Lolita, but to my nose the violet is very prominent, making the scent delightfully powdery, which OG is not, perhaps due to its age and oxidization. Lovely scent, and truly original. It is dark, but not tragic, mysterious, mythical and seductive. Makes me think of little shiny mischievous fairies. Give this to some niche snob and tell them it costs $300, and they will believe it.

Big like at first spray even tough i get no cherry what i wished for. This smells fresh and foresty, kind of like birch leaves after rain/ on early summer morning, but i guess it is patchouli. Way more differen with Mon Premier than i tought. This is much more fresh, woodsy, green and less fruity. Smells very natural and i can imagine laying on cool slightly moist moss bed mids of forest, sun slightly shining trought leaves with birds singing in background. Wearing this for some time feeling like this smells bit too unisex and overpowering on me.

This perfume is very ethereal and whimsical. This perfume is what I feel like my soul/spirit smells like. It's one of the most divine and magical smells I've had the pleasure of experiencing. It’s sweet and soft, but with a depth that keeps it from feeling too simple or juvenile. There’s a mischievous, dreamlike energy to it, as if it exists somewhere between reality and a dream. It’s delicate, enchanting, and utterly otherworldly. I'll wear this perfume forever and ever.

Oh, this is great. I had a bottle of the Pacific Creations version that I sold because the drydown had a sickly sweet scented candle vibe that I couldn't stand. I loved everything else about it, though, so I decided to give this version a shot. So glad I did! Gone is the yankee candle - instead I'm getting the coziest smell of baked goods when the perfume has settled in for a couple of hours.

Got myself both Le Parfum and the Mon Premier. I like them both for very different reasons. Le Parfum is not as harsh as Mon Premier, more powder and licorice. But Mon Premier has more cherry, a little pizzazz and salt. Two sides of the same coin. Gorgeous.

The 2023 batch is incredibly weak and somehow dusty but not in the good way. Its performance is almost non-existent. An average room sprayer has a better longevity and sillage. Don't waste your money on this :-(

I.love.this.perfume. Perfection! This gives the OG LL back, thank you from bottom of my heart. Quite expensive here in Norway, approxomately $125, but luckily I had a discount coupon. Heaven, I'm in heaven...🎶

I have both Lolita Lempicka Le Parfum 2023 and Mon Premier Parfum. And i can definitely say Mon Premier Parfum gives move fruity and cherry while Le Parfum leans towards powder and anis

UPDATE: After testing my bottle a few more times to ensure I had given this a fair trial, I set it aside, untouched, for months. Now it is finally both a detectable and wearable scent. Maybe mine had bottleshock or was "hot off the presses" and needed a little more time and aeration— or maybe it was my allergies interfering with my sense of smell at the time— but she now reminds me of Cherry Ink by Lorenzo Pazzaglia. I can detect the sour cherry, violets, hint of anise, and just a smidge of creamy tonka. She still lacks her "premium" aroma and likely is a far cry from the original. Her burnt and sour vibes are still in the opening, but she's much more detectable and delectable than before. I think I will layer her with Jardins d'Armide or perhaps something with a sweet or vanilla vibe to lighten her mood. Still no ivy notes and the addition of patchouli was a mistake here. Original Review: Regardless of any personal opinions on how this may smell, this 2023 Lolita Lempicka Le Parfum formulation is not a quality perfume. The opening is obviously synthetic— whether or not one enjoys it— and it disappears almost immediately, despite a substantial cloud of fragrance released with each atomizer spray. I have tested and retested a dozen different fragrances this week and this one was the weakest by far. I kept wondering where it went! I even tested a second time because I was so shocked at the brevity and weakness of it. Now for the actual scent. The opening is horrendous, but not the worst I've ever smelled. It is not a typical perfume scent, which is very laudable, but at the same time, it smells unpleasantly like rubber, like an old ink eraser. Yes, I could detect some very exaggeratedly sour cherries, but sour as in vinegar, not unripe, green, or simply tart. So I thought I must simply be patient with it and surely this bad opening will lead to something pleasant, like in many of my other favorites? Wrong. After the very unpleasant opening, it all but disappeared on my skin. I kept trying to find it, took some breaks, tried again, and finally I could detect the anise, but then that horrid sour rubber note was still there. Finally, after an hour, it settled into something enjoyable and a bit like cherry licorice, then poof! Gone! I am going to try to see if some lotion or oils help with it at all, but it really is very overpriced for what it is. For now, I have it as an "okay" rating, but part of this is for the beautiful packaging and the possibility that not everyone perceives the top notes as so disagreeable. Still, the weakness and poor quality of the fragrance means I cannot rate it higher than this, even given different tastes or if I can extend the effectiveness with a lotion. A 6/10 is the absolute highest I can realistically and honestly rate this, and that is being optimistic that I did not waste my money entirely. I will try allowing it to mature, wearing it with a lotion, overspraying, layering, and all the other tricks, but it really is that bad of quality, famous brand name or no. If none of these work, I will need to reduce my rating to 4/10.

I have never smelled any previous versions of this so I can't comment on the reformulation. But I definitely smelled this DNA before, because when I tried the sample the first time I thought it smelled unique but nostalgic. I honestly think one of my teacher wore it in elementary school. So because of this I instantly thought of "okay, this could be a really good office/work/university etc. scent. You know, when you want something clean and non offensive but maybe a little bit more personality. So now about the scent it starts off with violet and a hint of cherry. Than quickly goes into this cloud of liquorice, candy, musk and praline. In the dry down I can't really differentiate the notes it is all like I said a cloud of these notes. Which I am happy about because I don't like liquorice at all! So it is sweet but somehow remains clean and a little bit soapy even. I will consider getting a bottle of this which honestly surprises me, based on the notes I never would've. So please test it before you decide maybe you will be pleasantly surprised.

Evocative of plush, cherry-stained lips, Le Parfum is a flirt that teases you with sugar and spice. To me, this is peak femininity in liquid form; candy-coated florals tossed in a whisper of anise & orris; a smell that reminds you of a beautiful woman flipping her clean and glossy hair in your direction. This is unlike most perfumes I enjoy in that it is marginally sweeter and lacks a warmth I usually gravitate towards — however, I am not missing my usual notes, but am instead enamored of how the base of patchouli carries this fragrance to a height of maturity it would sorely lack without its woodiness. I just feel so myself in this fragrance, strangely. This is absolutely, 100%, hands-down full-bottle-worthy. I can’t believe I almost didn’t try it because of all the sweet notes.

Sweet cherry opening with spice, liquorice and moss. Dried down to spicy moss. I highly recommend spraying, allowing to dry down a little and then reapply, this seems to elevate the perfume. Second spray seems to last longer and the sweet cherry and liquorice quiet the mossy note. I think to like this you have to appreciate how unique a scent it is. It’s pretty and feels very 90s. When I smell this on my skin and close my eyes I can imagine walking through a forest, barefoot, soft ground, wearing an uneven hemmed cotton dress. Beautiful, nostalgic and magical. *edit: so, if you make sure your skin is very well moisturised with an oil the ivy note is so much more prominent! It’s really beautiful

Mossy licorice, powdery violets and sweet cherries. It’s like walking on a forrest floor of violets and cicely. Perfomance is okay, since it’s not expensive. It projects moderately for 2 hours, then dries down to a skinscent for 2-3 hours before disappearing, so it will need reapplication throughout the day. UPDATE: the reapplied spray actually lasted the rest of the day, kept gettings whiffs of it throughout the evening. Love the powdery drydown in this. UPDATE 2: on clothes I can smell the musk, patchouli and tonka for 2-3 days, and even a hint of powdery licorice.

a very yummy spring gourmand, that’s almost-edible without being overly sweet(and could be worn for any season). this is almost exactly what i would imagine a sparkly garden fairy would smell like! my skin eats fragrances, but this lasts a surprisingly long time on clothing. unfortunately for me, i’m very headache prone and this is too strong/long lasting! (likely a pro for most people)

I like how long the anise, violet, and cherry stick around. It's powdery(baby wipe) but also a little bit of fresh spice. I think I'm going to love this in the spring, riiiiight when it starts to get warm again. But for right now it's a little off. I just want my fall baby wipe perfume: Chergui.

This is so nostalgic to me for some reason. I don't even know if I've ever smelled it before. I normally hate sweet perfumes but i could never bring myself to hate this, it just gets to my feelings somehow. The best way i can think to describe this is that it's a "cutie": innocent and juvenile

I lovee this yay. It smells delicate and softly gothic, if that makes sense. Mostly cool sweet licorice, powdery violet, and tart cherry. Performance is kinda meh but the scent is unique and pretty enough that I don't mind too much