Moncler pour Femme

The most refined, eatherial yet intense and bewitching heliotrope you can ever find! Yes, the almondy undertone is still present (such as it is in the nature of heliotrope), but here its flowery nature truly shines! The vanilla is but a touch, it supports the other notes wonderfully, without stealing the spot and without becoming too sweet. I honestly think of this fragrance as a modern evolution of Dior, Hypnotic Poison. The two fragrances share their treatment of the jasmine note, which in both smells heady yet so, so clean. It is a type of jasmine that I only found in these two fragrances until now. Also, this is the most close fragrance I found to the real and natural smell of the oleander blossoms. I understand now why the put "snow accord" in the opening, it isn't so much as a smell of snow, or the coldness of it, but it's pure nature and texture that we find here. It is a love for me. And it truly, truly last. Projection is tricky.. it is not strong but a cloud of powdery and fluffy scent accompanies you wherever you go, a true sillage! The review by yungmich described Pour Femme as airy, relating it to the snow note and to its presence/projection and I personally agree, it almost seems as if you can't smell the fragrance, it is indeed airy, and rarefied, and it presents an exquisite refinement. Packaging is...strange. I still don't know what to think of the neon light balsting on the big bottle. In terms of comparisons I would say, the most close are Valentina Poudree (which is more vanillic and sweet though), and Zara Hypnotic Vanilla Bloom (much more close because of the flowers notes). There is a similarity to other fragrances mentioned in the "Remaind me of" section, of course Hypnotic Poison (and all its iterations), Zara Hypnotic Vanilla, Babe Power, Kenzo Amour, even Zara Angelic Vanilla and Femme, and Vanilla Powder, Confetto and La Stanza delle Bambole, but ultimately those all have some characteristic that sets it apart (the caraway/palisander for Hypnotic Poison, the tonka for Angelic Vanilla, the rice for Amour by Kenzo, and so on). I hope they never discontinue it, it is a true masterpiece in the powdery category. If you are a fan of the genre, I highly suggest you try Moncler, Pour Femme, and judge for yourself after a day of wear. Edit: I forgot to mention that I layered it one time with a little sample of Moncler Pour Homme, which is fresh, piney and very, very woody, with a touch of powderiness too. It was quite the magical result!

I love this scent so much I could cry. I was looking for a signature winter scent & preferred those with a vanilla note. Unfortunately most vanillas are cloyingly gourmand. What's worse is when frags try to numb their sweetness & prolong their longevity by loading it with patchouli giving 95% of perfumes that same nauseating "perfume" smell. "Pour Femme" is a beautiful departure from that. Its simplicity is magical, and it manages to harness a "vanilla" note without smelling sweet. The wood and jasmine are prominent upon first spray, which may come off harsh to some, but the dry down has a soft waxy vanilla that lasts all day and feels like you are wrapped in a fluffy cloud of cashmere. It blends with your skin instead of sitting on top of it, giving you a glowing aura. Also, if the "powder" part of the description scares you, it shouldn't. This isn't baby powder. This is more like the sexy lickable body powder Urban Decay used to make. Now, about the "Dior Hypnotic Poison" comparisons—I have a story to share. I fell deeply in love the first time I tried Moncler Pour Femme. One spritz while shopping at Bloomingdale's and I was hooked. I couldn't stop thinking about the way it made me feel! Plus, it lasted forever on me. However, as mentioned earlier, I was looking for a signature scent. Knowing Moncler was a Bloomingdale's exclusive, I feared I would fall in love with the frag, only for it to be around for a couple years before they discontinue it. So I searched for a dupe that would be less risky. Because so many reviews mentioned it, I blind bought a small bottle of Dior Hypnotic Poison thinking it would do the trick. I absolutely see the similarities, but HP does not have any of the same magic. HP leans play doh, it's more complex (in a bad way), zero longevity, zero silage, and it is more powdery. It's far more commercial. I liked it enough, and tried for over a month to get used to it. But I never felt the same glow as I felt while wearing Moncler Pour Femme. So here I am now with a full bottle of Moncler, which is what I should have done to begin with, and I am overjoyed. It's unique, beautiful, and worth every penny. Please continue making it forever!!

A blind buy based on its clearance price, and the reviews I read on this site. I purchased the 5 oz bottle with hideous, tacky red LED lights. The app doesn’t work but whatever. In several of the reviews, I read that it has no silage but I am a couple weeks into this bottle, and I disagree. It very much lasts on clothing. It also lasts quite well in general. No doubt I’ve over-sprayed it and have cut back since receiving feedback from my mom. I get vanilla notes. I don’t generally go for ‘powdery’ fragrances but this one is nice. Yes-I bought a second 5 oz bottle at that ultra low $70 price! My initial intent was to use this as a car air freshener spray but it’s in my dresser and it’s the only scent I’ve worn since receiving it a week or two ago. On this site, I read a reviewer stating they use it as a bedtime scent and that’s a wonderful use for it. As for the ‘snow’ scent, thankfully I’ve never been in snow so I cannot imagine there would be a scent to frozen water. To me it’s super comforting and very relaxing. But my goodness what a hideous bottle. I never considered putting any of my perfumes into a different bottle but this one-I’ve been thinking of doing that. It looks like it is styled to appeal to a masculine vibe. My son saw it on my dresser and asks what it was. He thought perhaps I had for some reason purchased a canteen.

Wow, this perfume is a gem! It is suuuper feminine and sexy, warm, powdery, seductive and sweet but not candy-like sweet (such uber-sweet scents give me a headache). It is so complex and balanced out well, starts gentle and fresh-powdery, but already after a minute or so I can smell the warm amber and vanilla and from there it just gets better and better. The woody notes are very much in the background for me, not even recognizable, just there too balance out the sweetness. It does remind me of Hypnotic Poison, but the vintage version. It has a strong sillage and I can still smell it the next morning on my arm. I am super confused about some of the comments, mentioning it wouldn't be feminine or would be unisex... would Hypnotic poison be considered a unisex scent? I think, Moncler Pour Femme is as feminine as it can be. I am deeply in love. Considering that it is a EdP and not an EdT, the price point is pretty good. I got the 60ml bottle without the LED Screen, very good price is also the 130 ml refilll.

Moncler is a brand new fragrance house to me and Moncler pour Femme is a unexpected love. It’s the most delicate, soft, smooth, creamy and beautiful powdery scent. Expensive powder. Sweet but not in a sickly or artificial way. It’s probably the vanilla in the base that gives the overall blend the sweetness because there is no other note to indicate something sweet. The combination of powdery notes, heliotrope and sandalwood makes this fragrance feel powdery and ethereal, airy and natural smelling but gentle. I could swear it has almonds in the composition, it feels slightly milky. Surprisingly for such a delicate scent profile, it’s very long lasting but it sits close to the skin. You’re in your own bubble or cloud of sweet fluffiness. Smells different than Signature but it’s giving me the same vibe. Very clean smelling and crowd pleasing scent for sure. The ideal scent for the pretty girl that is not trying too much but it’s naturally beautiful. Not bad, Moncler!! Reasonably priced. Quirky bottle..