Claude Montana

Not remotely unisex. Entirely feminine. I shouldn't get away with wearing it, but I do. I don't know if it's because the fruits aren't sweet, because it's spicier than the notes list implies, or if it's because the deep dry down smells like a rabbit hutch. The dry down does smell like a rabbit hutch though. Instant memories of raising rabbits as a child. RIP, Nightcrawler. You were a real one, even though you scratched me all the damn time.

Well balanced, not screaming for attention, confident, the light-woody drydown is extremely pleasant. Vintage vibe but very wearable.

Soft and luxurious. My new favorite scent.

Starts out spicy to me, like cinnamon with bergamot. The dry down is woody and a bit musky, neither too overwhelming. There are non-specific floral notes with some well balanced amber and peach with a hint of powder. Very nice. I bought a sample spray I saw available and purchased it based on the notes listed here. I'd wear this or something similar because I guess this is discontinued and it may be difficult to find a bottle. Edit: sampled again and get more of the peach, less wood and more musk and sweetness - definitely more suitable for wearing in cooler weather or in the evening.

I haven’t gone out of my way to test many peach-centic perfumes because I’ve been disappointed with synthetic peach notes in the past. This is the first perfume I’ve tried that has a strong realistic peach note. It reminds me of those enormous peaches you get from Colorado that you have to put a towel over you to eat, because they’re so juicy. I would say the peach note in this is even more dominant than the one in Burberry Burberry in the opening. As it dries down it becomes more of a peach shower gel with the floral notes coming out.

Super soapy floral that lasts around 12 hours (no kidding) with a very “fresh” vibe to it - some fragrances have got that icy blast that makes you want to spray them all over you in summer - this is one of them. Absolutely love it for warmer months. If you’ve been looking for that clean, soapy, not quite but almost woody oriental floral, this is not a shabby option.

Very féminine. So 90’ ! Very floral and fruity on me with amber. Definitively rose , jasmin and peach. Well balanced. Be careful with over spray, it’s a beast and headhach is possible Less is more, just 1 spray and it’s perfect all day long.

Un oriental doux et sensuel, il sent la pêche et le miel mais sans être sucré ou écoeurant. La tenue est bonne, il est réconfortant pour les journées froides. Pas énormément de personnalité, mais je le garde dans ma collection.

I don't get much fruity, its spicy. I like it. Bought it today, blind buy. Reminds me of kenzo l'elephant. Its unique and old school. A grown up.scent. Appropriate now that i turned 40 and feel like owning being a lady

I ordered this perfume from Amazon after I looked up a favourite of mine, Adam Levine Woman, on Michael Edwards Fragrance Finder. I have to say that I cannot for the life of me understand why this perfume came up, but I am glad it did. According to this site, the top notes are floral but my initial impression was of a Christmassy smell: spices, raisins and brandy like a mince pie or a Christmas pudding but lighter. After a few minutes there was a soapy scent, but that passed fairly rapidly and then the floral notes really started to come through and it rounded out beautifully. I don't think this is going to become a timeless classic, but it is well worth a try if you like florientals. It settled down into a sophisticated, elegant and feminine smell. Nothing like Adam Levine Woman, though.

Finally got this after debating on it for quite awhile. This scent is a vintage/old school type scent....I think it fits into the category of Chanel #5, original Boucheron,Rochas Femme...ect.... I am not saying it smells like any of those...just putting this one into a "type" vibe" ect... Starts off with a jab of bergamot...which leaves rather quicky...then...although not listed you get that "aldehyde-y" type woosh...then it smooths out evenly to peachy/mossy drydown...with a touch of light spice underneath. While not remarkable, it is a good scent IMO. I feel they don't really make these type scents any more. I get a touch of a chypre vibe in this too. Classic,balanced...vintage-y old school..well, you get the idea!! Longevity/sillage is pretty decent too.

Rip Claude Montana Found this at a drug store unfortunately for super cheap, In the opening it does have that typical 90s cougar vibes, a rich mom approaching you at a pool party with golden jewelry, I do see the resemblance to Dior Dune but is less woody, specifically less “oak moss”. It’s also not as sweet as Dior Dune. It relies more on the accord of rose, which at the end reminded me a bit of Creed Vanisia, but obviously way less potent and dense Also props for the bottle design