At Last

I purchased a mini bottle of this after smelling all of the Lollia frags at a cute local boutique store. It was by far my favorite of all of them (although I thought they were all pretty good). I've been wearing it for a few days now and basically am in love with it. It starts off as a slightly powdery white floral with a hint of the rice flower and after a couple of hours it dries down to a beautifully airy and slightly sweet white musk. I just wish the dry down lasted a bit longer! After about 4 hours or so, there is zero trace of this left on my skin (or my clothes, if I spray it on them). It doesn't project much, either. My guess is if I were to layer this with the body wash, body creme, etc it would last longer. I guess I'll have to spend more money or carry it around with me and reapply. Edit: now that I am pregnant, I dislike this perfume! I can't handle wearing it at all. Maybe that will change once my body is back to normal

The most inconspicuous perfume I have. This is one of my absolute favorites. A burst of bright and crisp florals that die down quickly within 20 minutes. The drydown that follows is a very soft and humble skin scent. Ever so slightly sweet and powdery. This is not a typical perfume-y perfume; more like dry laundry; light and airy. As a powder lover, this is not much. In fact, this isn't much of perfume really. If you want to smell like you didn't put on perfume, but just took a shower with some nice soap, this is it. And you know that song At Last by Etta James? This smells like it.

A lovely soft feminine perfume, At Last. I love rice flower, magnolia and mimosa, and they are all very gorgeous in this. Very very pretty, a pleasure to wear, and I get compliments all the time!! Very soft, sweet and elegant, and lasts very well. And I love the bottle! It's very serene and glamorous.

Gorgeous, soft, innocent, warm, and inviting. Not too musky but just enough. I love this and wish I could have it again. One of my all time favorite perfumes, probably# 2.

I have the At Last handcreme, because I wanted to sample the scent and there is only one (big) bottle size. It's nice, but not amazing. I think it smells very light and airy, like vintage powders and clean laundry hanging on the line. Predominantly clean laundry. The Lollia handcremes seem to be much mellower than the actual perfumes, so this may not be as light as I think it is.

Powdery and a bit professional. I agree with the people saying this is bitter, but it's not repulsive at all. This smells like the interior of a Staples or any office supply store to me, something pulls very printer-papery in this. Which I love, but may be divisive.

This is a beautiful, soft, feminine scent. I actually prefer the hand cream to the perfume. The hand cream is to die for! Smells like a clean, rich, pretty and sweet woman. LOL

There’s a place in life for delicate, one-note, inexpensive fragrances like this. It’s not a grand perfume, but it’s pretty and refreshing. After a bright little flurry of spring flowers that lasts about thirty seconds, At Last smells exactly like powdery Japanese rice paper. It’s a smell I associate with the kind of girl (not woman) who’s always impeccably clean and tidy and well-organized. She probably has a skincare routine and a bullet journal and makes herself little bento-box lunches. There are never receipts scattered in the bottom of her purse. She has a perfect customer service voice and you’ll never know what she’s thinking underneath it. Obviously, I’m not her. But I can smell like her for three hours. (Yeah, longevity is kinda pathetic even with the so-called EdP. Which is pretty much to be expected for a light scent like this.)

(Revisiting my old bottles) A powdery, slightly aquatic magnolia scent. There's also a bitter edge to it and I think it comes from the rice powder note, because when that note isn't handled well, that's the unfortunate result you get. Overall it falls into clean girl territory, but on the heavily powdery side, one I still question why I own (probably keeping it for the nostalgic feeling it gives me). Tag(s): powdery, aquatic, floral, sweet, girly, clean

I'm not a big fan of this one. It smells like a body cream/powder in an almost unscented generic kind of way. If you want a clean, powdery, barely there scent this one may be perfect. I don't usually like powdery scents. It reminds me a little of rice flower & shea from old school bath & body works. I liked the BBW a lot better though because it had something nutty and vanilla-y about it. This one is just cool creamy vintage powder. I would have been OK with this scent if it had been a lotion or a soap oddly.

I got a sample of this. Before I tired it on, I sniffed the bottle on several occasions. "Nice," I thought. But on my skin, it's very pungent and detergent-y. I reminds me of my grandmother, for some reason. Definitely not sweet but is flowery, if that makes sense. This is a hard no.

I have the hand cream in this scent and it smells absolutely divine! I was curious about the notes and if it came in a perfume version and that lead me here. I totally smell the thick, buttery, luscious magnolia, which now makes sense, as to way I love this scent, because magnolia is one of my favorite floral notes. I'm not too familiar with mimosa but I believe that is what is adding to the brightness of the scent, almost like citrus nuances, but without the citric acidity. Lastly, that powdery, musky base rounds it out and gives it a classic and elegant feel of fragrances of long ago. I was going to get the perfume but I read here it's not as good as the hand cream. I hate when that happens.

I'm not sure if this is still available, but At Last is such a delicate, sheer floral fragrance. It’s like vintage lace. The rice flowers contribute a starchy, cosmetic quality. Paired with the light florals, the overall effect is of vintage cosmetics at the very end of the day, ghostly fragrant. It's barely a perfume, but it also lacks the clean and soapy scent of other non-perfumes. This is what I'd imagine carefully laundered vintage garments to smell like after a few days folded in drawers. The gossamer dusky florals ache with nostalgia. It's the kind of scent that you wear just for you.

This is a very understated perfume that is pretty similar to the Nivea creme in the blue tin. It is powdery white flowers and musk, but wears very close to the skin. I love powdery fragrances but for those who don't like a strong powder note, this does have the powdery rice smell but not as much as the big powdery perfumes such as Teint du Neige or Poudre de Riz. I quite like this, but for me, it is too non-committal, a bit too vague. However, I think it is a good perfume choice for those who don't want to smell like they are wearing a lot of perfume.

This fragrance is not really my cup of tea (I am not into floral/white musks) but like most scents from Margot Elena, it's sophisticated and just a bit unusual. I like the sharp, citrusy mimosa note that opens the fragrance - it is very unique - but it quickly fades to a baby-powder smell that I don't care for and think is rather old-fashioned. Also, I own several Margot Elena perfumes and they all have pretty poor longevity so I wasn't expecting all-day wear, but this scent barely lasts an hour on me.

This has become my signature scent. It's very recognizable scent and everyone remembers me by this scent. I think I keep come back to this scent because it has a certain quality that makes people lean in for a sniff. It's soft and magnetic. I agree that longevity is an issue but I just carry it in travel and give another spray around lunchtime. To me, this is completely a winter scent and does not work in summer at all. It's way too powdery and rich.

Lollia At Last is definitely for people who like powdery fragrances! Think vintage face powder and lipstick. It starts out with a really lovely powdery rice flower scent that also has a soapy sweetness to it from the mimosa. As it dries down you can pick up the floral scent of the magnolia, but still that lovely powdery scent lingers. I love powdery fragrances so this was a winner for me! It’s simple yet sophisticated and very feminine!

I picked this up at Anthropologie. It's so mild, but I love mild. I'm also a slut for mimosa and this mimosa is the real deal. Zero projection, which is fine by me but I am learning it's a big deal to other perfume addicts. If someone wanted to give it a bit of a push there is a lollia at last body lotion and it does draw it out. It's just soooooooo soft. Perfect rainy day, stay in and read perfume

I love this fragrance!! It smells like a wonderful airy white musk.. I have the hand creme only, i would love to acquire the perfume, its hard to find and expensive.. I would recommend anyone to buy this if you are a lover of white musk scents that are light , airy, and powdery. Its great for anytime of year , day or night. its real comforting to wear right out of the shower before bed :)

I tested this and immediately thought of someone I know that leaves a lovely trail of Moonlight Path wherever she goes. I'm not fond of that Bath and Body works fragrance on me, but it smells beautiful on her. The notes in this do not match up, but they are very similar somehow. Powdery, shy, and pretty.