Ô Féminin

Ô Féminin is for the Neroli/orange blossom/white floral purest. I thought maybe this was being overhyped the first time I tried it, but the second time around—I GOT IT! Starts out with a photorealistic neroli with green petitgrain and a dash of spicy pink pepper. As it dries down, it starts to mellow and transform into a delicately sweet orange blossom supported by smooth florals, vanilla, and a dash of sandalwood. It's sublimely beautiful and feminine without being overly sweet. The quality and performance are also top-notch. I'm an orange blossom/neroli lover, but Jean Paul Gautier has ruined me with Classique Essence de Parfum and Pinup, so when I want this scent profile I tend to pull for these bolder options. However, the more I wear Ô Féminin, the more addictive it becomes and I think it could be a lovely signature/professional scent, especially in hot weather. It's timeless and elegant. Between the warm weather and allowing some time for my decant to macerate, the balmy quality of orange blossom and musk radiates on my skin beautifully. DIVINE!

Oh this was love at first spray. Opens fresh and zingy with a blast of citrus and petitgrain. Reminds me of high quality soaps with natural ingredients. Definitely not a cleaning product citrus at all here. I don't see why people call it green though. The petitgrain calms down fairly quickly in strength while still being present for hours. It moves on to a sweet and creamy, fluffy base of orange blossom. It's very blended, like a field of wildflowers. Most of all it is natural and realistic. It has a wispy feel to it in the way it hangs in the air. Projects but isn't strong and overpowering at all. Beautifully balanced with the freshness of the topnotes and the sweetness of the base. The orange blossom stays as a skin scent for ages along with a bit of vanilla. Absolutely gorgeous during spring, early fall and mild weather. It doesn't last too well during hot days. On cold days it's more citrusy and feels less balanced, the florals don't come out as well.

Gorgeous. I agree with others this is an orange blossom centric fragrance. Call me crazy but this reminds me of Angelica Noir without the heavy vanilla and the orange blossom in Orchidee Vanille. Definitely if you like those scents you'll like this one too. Perfect for Spring and Summer it's longevity has been around 8 hrs and sillage is within arms length. It's forms a beautiful greenish aromatic powdery orange blossom bubble. I immediately bought a bottle soon after sampling. In the last couple of weeks this has garnered quite a few unsolicited compliments. It leaves a trail when you walk. 10/6/2024: This has become such a beautiful comforting fresh and safe scent for me this past summer. Office friendly if you're easy on the trigger, just one of my favorites to wear 1/11/2025: An absolute show stopper in cold weather. The aromatic greeness is comfortably crisp yet cocoon-y. I adore this fragrance. Very feminine and effortless.

This is a gorgeous perfume. To be honest, I did not like it at first when I tested it on a strip. It was too citrusy for my taste and a bit acrid somehow. But my husband liked it so I decided to try it on skin. Oh my god. It completely transformed into a sweeter, floral, extremely sultry fragrance. Love love love. Been sniffing myself all day it’s that good. Definitely for daytime in spring and summer. A new favorite for sure! Edit! Been wearing this for about a week. Still love it - gives a “drinking an aperol spritz vibe” to me. But I’m starting to notice that it will not last more than 2 hours or project more than a foot off my body in cool weather (50-60 Fahrenheit). Not surprising given the citrus notes. I’ve been over spraying (which is not my MO, but I’ll do what I gotta do). Need to test again once my area heats up. Cool climate cuties, you’ve been warned.

Yes! Such a well balanced Neroli and orange blossom fragrance. This has gone right up to the top of my list along with Neroli Amara. It’s so beautiful. It gets right, what other orange blossom fragrances get wrong. Love Don’t Be Shy is toothachingly sweet, juvenile and lacks any elegance. Sintra has way too much petitgrain, Safanad has a vintage hair product smell, and so on. The neroli forward scents have poor projection and longevity. Neroli portofino, Grand Neroli, Fleur narcotique even. This has moderate longevity, and silliage is also moderate, although hoping it will improve with time. Neroli Blanc Intense is a love for me, it is heavier and sweeter, so there is a time and place for it, but I now prefer this to it. There is an unexplainable uniqueness that sets this apart. Successful blind buy!