Figue Eau de Parfum

As others have said- a green woody fig with softer sillage. I pick up a fair amount of lemon- a light sweet hint of it that seems to develop the musk a bit with my body chemistry. I find this an intriguing scent that would work well in all seasons in a warmer climate. I think it would layer well with D&G Light Blue if one were to want more lemon (or to add something fruity/woody to LB), or layer with Chanel No5 L'eau if a fizzy development were desired. If/when I try either of those, I'll add that info. EDITED: I have discovered that Figue is my absolute favorite bedtime fragrance. I LOVE how wonderfully COZY this fragrance is and how its longevity performs on fabric. My pajamas keep that cozy Figue scent for a couple days (I still spritz myself with it, though! It's the best!) Five stars for bedtime fragrance quality!! If you like the notes and are trying to find a fragrance that will wrap around you like a well-loved flannel shirt for a bedtime scent, Figue may be for you.

I am sorry, but I must contradict Dingleberries and say that MY experience of Figue is that it lasts slightly over 5 hours on my dry skin, if I apply unscented moisturiser first - and far longer on clothes, as I can smell it on them the following day (albeit very faintly). It is very strong when first sprayed, but does retract to a skin scent after a couple of hours. I'm not prone to lying about MY experience with a fragrance, and it may be that there are batch quality fluctuations. That aside, this is a beautifully fruity, sharp and intense fig scent which bears checking out if that's what dings your dong. This particular version - from Les Elements Collection, which appears to have been a limited edition - is discontinued, but Figue is available in LES ÉLÉMENTS EXCLUSIFS collection instead. I have this version and don't know whether longevity, sillage etc. is improved in the other version.

Beautiful, dry but juicy natural fig with a hint of sweetness. I'm on a fig fragrance binge and have Diptyque Philosykos EDT, ADP Fico di Amalfi, Hermes Jardin de Mediteranee, and Ferrari Noble Fig. They're all very different and good to great in their own way, but I keep coming back to Molinard Figue. It's calm and contemplative like Philosykos, but also bright and refreshing like Fico di Amalfi, while having a personality all it's own. The subdued but persistent lemon brightens things up and keeps it from becoming too introspective. I loved my first fig fragrance Fico, so ordered Figue and initially I thought it was ok, not great. It didn't have the super summery extroverted personality of Fico. But I began to appreciate it on it's own and now I've gone through half a bottle in a month and ordered a 2nd bottle. Absolutely beautiful. Scent: 10 / Sillage: 7 / Longevity: 7

This is a no nonsense, well orchestrated Fig perfume. I have several and this is a clean green, leaf with less wood, on me. I think it’s a safe blind buy for anyone who enjoys the fruit/green side of fig. Less so if you are a Gris Charnel wearer. This fragrance does not develop massively. For all of what it does not do, it is simply beautiful and fresh, lush. The only issue is longevity which I can’t complain too much about given the price point. I just need to remember to wear a neutral body lotion to help hold the fragrance. Great for spring/summer/autumn day or evening.

In the nineties there was a huge fig craze that somehow I never really got into. I'm slowing liking it more, particularly when it is more green. I love the fig leaf notes in Deja La Printemps by Oriza, and I've been hedging on getting a full bottle of Celine's Cologne Francaise. That's how I found this - I went on the discounters and just typed in Fig and this popped up. I bling bought both this and the Patchouli (which I really like too!). I love it - interesting, fresh, green, easy to wear but not pedestrian. And what a value for the money.