Lolita Lempicka Le Premier Parfum Eau de Toilette (Morsure d'Amour)

I have been a fan of Lolita Lempicka since the first fragrance back in the 90's,and I will say that these scents in the apple shaped bottles are all true "flankers" ie;variations of the original,so my advice would be do not purchase them if you are expecting something radically different from each one. They all have subtle nuances that make them slightly different, but I would say that you can instantly recognise them as a Lolita Lempicka scent. I am happy with this,as I love them all and am collecting the range for the beautiful bottles as well as the perfume. This one to me is like a combination of fleur defendue,eau blanc and the eau de toilette. On first spray I get the cherry,vanilla and almond which develops to the middle notes within around 30 minutes-the trademark licorice making an appearance along with the iris.It is quite powdery from the beginning, which continues throughout. I'd say within the hour,the fragrance has fully developed and brings out a slightly earthy quality from the incense and violet leaf. The amalfi lemon,jasmine and apricot are the least noticeable notes to me. I would say that this is a Lolita you can wear any season any time,as it isn't too strong for daytime use and is really quite lovely. Thumbs up from me !

I sprayed this at my son's house while visiting and with a shocked expression, he said "THAT smells good!". My husband reacted very similarly. ..as did I. It's a rather light perfume. It's not offensive. It's quite tender and youthful. I feel it's a very young adult perfume, but I can't help myself. I love this so much. This perfume and Sweet Honesty are best friends. They are alike in many ways. They are often asked if they're sisters. I see it compared to Fleur Defendue. That's a favorite of mine also. It may be similar yes, but that wormwood sets it apart for me. I love wormwood! This is such a lovely and gentle perfume, wearing this to a christening would be appropriate. I just can't believe a person could dislike this. This will charm any young miss on your Christmas list.

Another lovely perfume from the house of LL. The opening is fresh and sour and there is a fruity thing going on here, must be the cherries and lemon. Typical of a lot of LL frags there is that heavenly almond note which eventually makes way for the licorice which I find prominent in a lot of LL perfume. All of this is wrapped up in gorgeous floral notes and there is an undercurrent of violets as well. Beautiful. Not so long lasting on me but I don't find re spritzes a problem and silage is moderate. You have to love licorice to love this perfume but it's very lovely, sunny perfume, great for every day wear and even into the evening summer sun.

Yay! My summery Lolita arrived today! Lovely silhouette of the Le Premier edp but much clearer, transparent and airy. Not heavy on the cherry or licorice, I get quite a bit of the iris in this, which is perfect! This feels little drier, not as sweet to me.. delicious, well balanced and I do detect the apricot! It feels like the slight hint of warmth, pairs with the almond really well, they sort of melt into each other. So you're not getting strong hits from any of the notes, imo and I've tried about 5 of the LL flankers.. this is a favorite! I'd recommend this one if you have any trouble with the original LL! Must love licorice.. ;p

Okay, so recently got this beauty for 30 bucks. It's basically a slightly fresher (just a tiny bit lemony) and more delicate version of the 2011 reformulated Le Premier Parfum EDP. I's so soft and pretty, and ironically i can smell it in my sking for longer than the EDP. Works better with my skin chemistry and works much better in the heat. I get about 4 to 5 hours of longevity with the most delicate and soft medium sillage! I'm inlove with this little treasure, and i love the classic LPF bottle with the heart-shaped bite.

I love Le 1erParfum but I just like Morsure d'Amour. It's a very good EDT with long lasting power. It suits the EDP. It's very fresh. At the beginning it's like a fresh masculine perfume, it smells like cut grass. Then it reminds Le 1erParfum main notes. But there's no sensuality : it's too fresh. It's not the same temptation anymore. So I think I won't wear the EDT without the EDP. Without the EDP it's a simple and fresh EDT for young women.

Fairylike, innocent, and youthful. Starts fresh, then the violet flower, and dry down is powdery. It's not a dry powder, but watery powder with little bit of sweetness. I love the scent, although it is quite synthetic. It's a beautiful and magical scent. I only wished the violet flower scent lasted longer before it turns into a subtle powder. It's airy and light, sillage is not that good.

I LOOOOVE Morsure d'Amour! It's like a perfect blend between Lolita Lempicka EDP and Fleur Defendue. While LL is too strong for summer wear for me, Morsure d'amour is more mild with this tasty sour cherry note from FD. One negative point though... unlike two others, Morsure d'Amour doesn't last more than a couple of hours on me. Maybe because it is EDT and not EDP?!..

All the loveliness of the Eau De Parfum but more hushed. There's a babydoll head/sweet plasticky feel to this one from the sweetness and powder. On my skin this is a very dry sweetness devoid of any fruit whatsoever and the Iris is the main player. It's more powdery and toned down and you can get by with it year round on cooler days.

Blind buy purchase from my local drug store and I LOVE it. The scent lasts forever on me and it's great for work or evening wear. By applying directly on my skin I get deeper scent for the evening but if I spray it on my clothes I get a very light powdery scent.

This is DIVINE!!! I am sooo in love with this perfume! PERFECTION!!!

A very surprising Lolita for me. I liberally doused myself with this particular Lolita, expecting another wonderful experience, such as I had with Lolita Lempicka L. As I was dousing myself, I dropped the little bottle on my carpet. It rolled. I quickly picked it up, but some of the perfume had gone into my carpet. But I digress. This little bottle is adorable, and it's that darn little bite out of it that made me drop it. It's unwieldy. I digress again. So I waited to see what notes would appear. This Lolita smelled of almonds, surrounded by violet leaf and licorice. In the background I sensed incense. It boiled down to powdery nuttiness on me that lasted perhaps an hour and then disappeared. It's a very pretty fragrance, very light and unassuming. It's sillage on my body was not very strong at all. If I wanted it to last longer, I'd have to re-apply more often, which is ok, albeit this is a very light, summertime fragrance. The bottle is more outstanding than the fragrance. The idea of a bite out of the bottle is a cute marketing idea. But this is one Lolita that doesn't take a bite out its victims. It just didn't work for me. Having to re-apply a fragrance constantly is not something I like to do. Especially an Eau de Parfum, which should have more lasting power. Unfortunately, this Lolita did not stay with me or leave a lasting impression. Here's the ending to where I digressed before. A few hours later, I returned to my bedroom where I had spilled the perfume earlier. Phew! Even tho the A/C was on, I could still smell this Lolita pretty strongly in the room. Apparently it stays on inanimate objects longer than me. My room smelled beautiful for a few hours, but that's not why I bought this perfume. It's not a room freshener.

It's so nice to see how Annick Menardo plays with her glorious 1997 creation and later 2010 reissue of Lolita Lempicka's Le premier parfum making some wonderful variations, here we are in front of a 2011 flanker called Morsure d'amour. As soon as we atomize this perfume, it reminds of its mother fragrance but this is only a first impression because although we feel the DNA of "Le Premier parfum" it lacks star anise and violet, this composition begins a little fresher due to the amalfi lemon that it brings a freshness to the classic aroma, the almond note it contains does not feel sweet or creamy but is rather a green and somewhat crunchy almond, in the absence of the ever-present violet at the heart of this fragrance notes of violet leaves are added which also give it a certain green freshness, the iris and regalis two-component always present in almost all the versions of Lolita Lempicka, here they give a more powdery touch but at the same time very clean a little soapy, giving more light to this composition where also a clear and clean musk appears next to an incense that in the same way does not feel dark as in other fragrances. This is a delicate flaker, more luminous and fresh ideal for warmer or slightly cooler days.

Lolita Lempicka is my signature, so I really wanted to try this one too. I feel a warm, sweet almond petal "snowfall" with a hint of lovely, aromatic bitterness in it. A warm, mild spring breeze caresses a blooming almond tree, and the petals are flying all over me- on my face, in my hair, everywhere. By the way- there's a mint growing near there, which adds some freshness to the scent. And this white/ rosy petal snow makes my head turn- aromatic, realistic, makes me remember my very first, secret (of course) love. A romantic, dazzling haze, a spell cast by a very beautiful, realistic almond note. This version is lighter and fresher than the regular Lolita Lempicka, but the perfume keeps the same vibe, the same mood, the same unique handwriting. I'd like to smell more apricot or citrus. The drydown on me smells like crushed cherry pit and vanilla powder with some light, transparent violet added. Very nice for this summer! P.S. If you collect the perfumes of LL, I suggest you this, but if you already have the regular LL and expect this to be something different, you could be a bit disappointed. This perfume is quite similar to the regular one, just less sweet, less intense.

I purchased this blindly thinking it was the original Lolita Lempicka and you can imagine my surprise when I smelled it and compared notes. Now that I know it is this one, I'm STILL shocked. Skin chemistry is a funny thing but I don't pick up almost ANY of these notes. On me it smells like fresh, juicy red apples and pears??? accented by the licorice which takes these notes and matures them to a woman's fragrance rather than a body spray. I get absolutely no florals, and in my opinion it is everything the DKNY Delicious line should be but DKNY pales in comparison. I can definitely see how the bottle got it's shape as I myself want to bite into my arm. It is delicious, fresh, and fruity, however it is not how I want to smell. If this sounds like you then I definitely suggest it! The sillage is personal for me, as are most EdTs.

This one to me , is a mix between The original and Eau de desire . stronger on the lemon note and on the Vanilla note then the original . Sweeter whitout the forest feal that Lolita have whit it depth and clas i would say. This to me is simpler , maybe easyer to wear for thouse who could not take the dirtynes of Lolita . but i prefer the Original by a long shot. nice , but nothing special . i expected more from this . Maybe even closer to Fleur defendue aswell whit stronger almonds and cherry notes .

I love Lolita Lempicka and I never had a bad experience with any of their perfumes. And it's the same with this one. It's a lovely powdery scent with a touch of almonds and licorice. To me it smells almost exactly like weaker version of original Lolita Lempicka. So, if you think the original Lolita Lempicka is too strong and cloying for you go for this one. The bottle is very cute and I'm glad I own it just for the sake of it. If only the longevity would be better... still I quite like it!

This is a lighter, non spicy/Anise version of the original. I like the original but prefer this one with it's lighter licorice notes and audition of violet leaf. Wish they left the violet flower too. If there was a bit more vanilla I think it would improve the almond note. All around though a very nice scent.

this one is weird for me as from reading the note's listed I really should love it but I just don't, I don't hate it either but am kind of indifferent to it, it does nothing for me & actually smell's like furniture polish to my nose :-( so I am passing this one on to someone who will love it .....

@ Mad-Lainey: For what I've heard, Violet Wood is the same as Jacarandá, or Brazilian Rosewood... =)