La Surprise

A very, very pretty and well made floral fragrance. I can tell how exquisitely this has been blended, yet I can pick out many of the individual notes. The peach, rhubarb, and juicy bergamot open it up, but underneath you can smell the freesia and the rose. This is a more feminine scent overall, but it would be quite versatile for day or night: it's also not so overwhelmingly floral you would gag on it.

I don't know how to describe it but it's got an addictive quality to it and is sultry. Kind of reminds me of the vibes Athalia PDM gives but completely different in its scent profile. Love it for date nights.

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Something doesn't work for me with this one. The common denominator in many scents I struggle with is the fantasy "solar notes", particularly in combination with cardamom. It translates into a chemical mess on my skin and reminds me of bug spray. However, it's not without good character, and it eventually all comes together, and the chemical smell recedes, becoming a bit creamy, but all in all, not for me. It's definitely worth a try though, as it is a well constructed fragrance, and in this instance, I believe it's truly a skin chemistry thing. I like it, but just barely. PS - I can not see the connection between the fragrance and the Fragonard painting. This doesn't strike me as Rococo in the least! If anything, I would expect something sweet and floral as a better representative of this era.

Starts out with peach and a somewhat spicy accord. Very unisex a guy can easily pull this off. There’s a note here which I’m not familiar with which is the solar note. If the sun had a scent I’m sure this would be it. I tried the scent in an air conditioned room and the silage was non existent. In the other rooms (with no air conditioning) the scent trailed nicely. The scent reminds me of the 1800’s photographs of people at the beach. This scent would be perfect on a very hot summer day picnic. Great scent I just wish it was slightly stronger.