Muguet Eau de Parfum

In general, I'm not a lily of the valley fan. I've tried Penhaligons lotv, which my Mum adores and wears. I find it too harsh and sharp tbh. I received this as a free sample with some other Molinards...I dubiously applied some. There's a horrible acetone smell on first spray...which dies down after a few seconds. Then I was really pleasantly surprised! A delicate (but long lasting. Lasted a shower on me) floral...quite heavy on the lilac, maybe that's why I like it. I don't know why Molinard doesn't get much love, their bottles scream expensive, just gorgeous and I think their perfumes ate beautiful Really well crafted. This one is full bottle worthy for me. A big thumbs up 👍🏻

I have been intrigued by the updated line of fragrances from Molinard in the sombre purple bottles. They are very well priced and are of the same high quality as the earlier Molinards. The Lily of the valley in this fragrance is so shimmery and fresh, I thought I had just sprayed Diorissimo. The top note settles a lot faster than Diorissimo, and it doesn’t have the same killer sillage, but it’s beautiful and obviously a fraction of the price. I cannot imagine this being unisex, but these days anything goes and that’s how it should be.

Love at first sight. I've been looking for a Lily of the Valley scent, and chose Muguet after reading the reviews. I absolutely love it. Even my children love it. To me, it's a pretty straightforward Lily of the Valley all the way, that's what I was looking for, that's what I got. Would be nice if it lasted a little longer, but love it anyway.

Absolute hidden gem, absolutely unique and it is unisex, with very good performance. Lately Molinard released a lot of high quality fragrances. A rare flowery scent, something like Mugler Cologne or Fleur du Mâle that works for men, just very heavy on Lily of the valley. It is very rare, found it at Douglas.

From official website: Top: LOTV Heart: Rose, Lotus, LOTV Base: Jasmine This is the closest to vintage Diorissimo that I've encountered in a very long time. It's excellent in its simplicity. Very indolic at the beginning. Longevity is 6-7 hours, and sillage above average.

Adorable, just adorable! Love from first "touch".

On Molinard's site they don't have lilac as one of the notes in this fragrance, yet I am smelling it lightly in this decant that a friend here gave me. But I am assuming she has the older formula because she mentioned lilacs in her review, and the older version had lilac listed in the notes. It seems that Molinard has reformulated a lot of their fragrances and the note profiles are somewhat different than what Fragrantica has here. That doesn't mean much though, because the notes are often incorrect for this site, but the bottle design is now different too, no longer with paper labels. The labels are now printed directly on glass. That aside, this smells primarily like a very sheer lotv and lilac fragrance and that's it. I don't get the other notes at all. Nor do I consider this a high-quality fragrance, and in fact found the opening a little synthetic, which fortunately goes away rather quickly. Despite these minor drawbacks, I like the simplicity of this. It's just pretty and that's it. Nothing complicated or complex. What you smell is what you get. A simple lotv and lilac perfume that's an easy wear. Even though it is a light fragrance, I was aware of it the whole time I wore it, which is not bad for a cheapie perfume. I don't know if I would buy a bottle as I still have a few wears from this decant, but since it is very different from my favorite lotv scent, Diorissimo, and since it can be found so cheaply, it might be in my future.

This is just plain pretty! Not a lot going on, but if you want a very clean, green lily of the valley softened just a bit by lilac, then this is for you. It makes me feel girly and feminine. Having never tried the queen of all LotV perfumes, Diorissimo, I can not compare the two. Maybe someday I will, but in the meantime I am happy to own this one and will reach for it often. Molinard is quickly becoming one of my favorite fragrance houses. EDIT - I now own several vintage versions of Diorissimo, and it is indeed superior. However, I still reach for this one. I am going to see if it helps boost my Dioressence EDC, which still smells good but a bit faded. If you love LotV, I'd say buy both. But if you only want one, seek out vintage Dioressence. Haven't tried the most recent edition, but it has only declined in quality over the years, so you be the judge.

At first spray, it's a nostril-puncher... acerbic, brash, and a little cheap smelling - but 15 minutes in, it calms down considerably. It is lightly heady, fresh and feminine. I would not call this unisex. After about an hour, it is gentle floral musk, with a slight powdery background. Any fresh green quality is gone at this point, and it becomes much warmer and thicker, revealing almost a vintage potpourri vibe. At this point I've lost interest. This isn't for me. I don't really get lilac from this, but I could see how others could pick it up. 3 hours in, and it is a touch cloying but otherwise unchanged from the 1 hour mark. I don't care for it, but I imagine on someone else, this would be lovely.

received today my blind buy tester. I'm really very impressed. Such a natural pleasant smell!! Longevity OMG. Perfect for any weather as for me and layering. Really impressed with this one, especially for such an affordable price! This scent is simple yet very interesting like you can't get enough. Not to heavy, not too much, yet will a good sillage. Bottle is amazing as well. Tester is just the same as original one.

It's like waking up in the morning on the wet grass, surrounded by millions Lily of the valley. Very beautiful and very true to nature scent. Great longlivity and good silage. At first it was strange to feel Lily of the valley on my wrist, but later, as I was running after my kid it was a pleasure to feel this scent surrounding me.

The synthetic opening is mild and goes away pretty quickly, leaving a very uplifting and elegant lily of the valley scent. The lily of the valley note here is watery and almost a bit ozonic. I am guessing it is the lotus in the mix. It is a bit linear but very versatile for any occasions and weather. A great layering agent.

Very nice, very simple, very linear lily of the valley scent. It's pretty, but a tad too simple for my taste.I wouldn't call it unisex: it's very girly. Lots of lilac as well: extremely flowery and also quite strong. A pretty thing, and that's all.

Rich white floral...smooth. Classy and formal. Natural and well blended per usual Molinard. Leans feminine. Not for me, but an interesting one to try for women 30s and up. Scent: 7 / Sillage: 6 / Longevity: 7

I got an unboxed bottle from Ebay and for a long time thought I had the Edt. But seeing the notes here I am fairly certain I have the edp. The lilac note is prominent, so if you are not a lilac fan you may want to try the edt. Having grown lily of the valley myself, I'd say this is a good but not perfect rendition of the plant's delicate scent. Smelling this up close I can sense a chemical...aftertaste (?) in the back of my throat. From a distance it's more pleasant. Longevity is surprisingly good for a muguet perfume, I can smell whiffs of it on clothes after quite a few hours. EDIT: unfortunately the sharp, unpleasant chemical note dominates the dry down after about 12 hours.

If you don’t like Diorissimo you won’t like this. Both are absolutely stunning but give me instant headache with the LOTV

I really enjoy the Molinard edp line it's great value, but I'm not too fond of this one. A strong mix of florals here that smells a bit too synthetic to my nose. In the open its almost like stepping into a room where paint is drying. In the drydown that does calm down and just has a strong musky feminine floral feel. I guess I was hoping to get a somewhat fresher lily-of-the-valley like Aqua Universalis, but alas no. Not for me this one.

I keep putting this on hoping that I'll like it, but I think Lily of the Valley just isn't for me. Something about it smells very dated to me, and it's really screechy. I looking for something smooth and fresh to wear in the spring months, but this has a strange, synthetic, "new shoes" sort of smell. I'll try it again when the weather warms up to see if I change my mind, but I suspect I'll be swapping this one.

Muguet by Molinard is a straightforward lily of the valley soliflore. It captures the clean, delicate essence of muguet but may come across as too simplistic for those who prefer more complexity in their fragrances. Unlike Diorissimo by Dior or Muguet Fleuri by Oriza L. Legrand Muguet by Molinard remains a bit too plain.

This is straight up Lily of the valley perfume I tried to like it but it wasn't for me it also didn't last long enough and the opening was chemically brutal for me. still if you are a lover of lily of yhe valley this can be a great choice