FAYORA

I blind bought this based off of review saying it's close to Dama Bianca and I pretty much will buy anything with that DNA and this one does not disappoint I'm happy to say!! I was worried I got caught up in hype again.. If you're expecting something gourmand this isn't it, it's definitely a purple floral and vanilla and sandalwood fragrance with some passion fruit. I don't know why white florals are listed at the top I don't really make out any Jasmine in this. Despite this bottle being cute and pink and purple I don't think it's a juvenile fragrance at all I think it can suit any one of any age. And you will definitely feel like a fairy princess though. To the first reviewer who said it's not ethereal I would disagree I actually think ethereal is a perfect description! So If you like the Dama Bianca dna but you're put off by the strong kumquat/lime in it, which some people are, I think you'll be happy. I actually think this is closer to Junoon Noir because it's powdery in the same way (though that also has kumquat and lime just not as strong), whereas Dama Bianca has a stronger citrus note and a little less powdery orris. But with this one you get passion fruit instead of citrus and it's quite powdery and beautiful.. I just have a brand new bottle so it's not quite as strong as my junoon noir but I think it will get stronger with time. It does seem to last for a while on skin though despite me seeing some reviewers saying it disappears,it definitely sticks. I don't know what the projection is like but I'm guessing it would be intimate projection similar to the other ones. I asked my husband which he preferred out of Junoon noir and fayora and Dama bianca and he picked Fayora. He thinks it smells more "peachy"lol.

Just received this in the mail after a long trip through the post from an interstate seller. She's a winner right out of the box. I tried a single spray which is still going strong over 5 hours later. Yes, Fayora is very similar to Junoon Noir which I also have and love. Fayora is fruitier and more rose and LOTV forward however the violet, Iris, sandalwood and vanilla are prominent. To me, Junoon has an unlisted insense note but either lacks staying power or I'm becoming anosmic to it. It's very beautiful but so is Fayora. If you have one of these perhaps you don't need the other? I'm very happy to have both. Fayora doesn't seem juvenile to me. Just fresh, delicate and joyous. The bottle and presentation box are truly gorgeous and would make a great gift for anyone of any age who loves bright florals. I'll be buying a back up too. Dreamy and ethereal, this is an amazing scent profile, office friendly but also wedding or event worthy (in a higher dose!). I can't imagine anyone being offended by Fayora but enchanted?..... Yes!!!

I love the overall aroma of this fragrance but it's so weak and the performance is so inconsistent that I cannot get myself to buy a bottle after having the decant for 9 months! This performs like a body spray but the scent sticks to your skin and clothing and sits very very close for many hours. This is aweful because it doesn't allow you to spray something else without layering it on Fayora. Also, if I fall asleep wearing this faded close to skin Fayora, I'll still wake up coughing, which is an extremely off-putting experience. I've had a similar experience with another Paris corner perfume before and I'm scared for my health. I hope it's just allergies.

This smells so young so juvenile reminds me of a splash fragrances i used to buy when i was younger more than 17 years ago Yet as a grown woman I enjoy this so much its very uplifting and fun Not gourmand I was expecting something like marshmallow blush but its nothing like this I get the vibe of a fruity powdery deodorant/ detergent but in a good way as I said young and fun The passion fruit note is very obvious but then the violet and orris creates the perfect balance Perfect for summer and very different from all the vanilla hype we’ve recently faced

Fayora is a beautiful & bright fruity-gourmand fragrance. The passionfruit note smells almost like lychee to my nose. It is a smooth blend of vanilla and musk and lasts a good 6 hours on my clothes. The fruity side of this feminine fragrance is what makes it more wearable in the spring, but as a gourmand I save it for the winter mainly (ok, plus rainy days in the spring!). It is such a cozy scent, I have one fuzzy white sweater that I love to spray this on and layer with Fursan White. Simply delicious scent!

I love the notes and the idea of this fragrance, but I will say to me it smells so similar to Junoon Noir that I don’t feel like I needed both. This opens with a bit more sweet fruits but the idea is the same between the two scents. At final dry down I am left with a sweet powdery vanilla. It is definitely a touch sweeter than Junoon Noir all around but still so similar. You definitely don’t need both—if you like a little more sugary sweetness go for Fayora but both scents are beautiful.

Fayora starts out like a soft fruity cloud that hangs on for a long time, the drydown is sweet and creamy then turns into a soft ambrette similar to irresistible by Givenchy... it was still detectable on my skin for 24 hours! Im glad to report no oud or rubber weirdness in this one ... its perfect for powder/ambrette lovers ❤️

Omg fayora smells absolutely beautiful it’s such a fairy dust scent it’s so light and airy so mystical I get a lot of powdery rose🌹 to my nose with sweet passion fruit and vanilla! You of course get the white floral it’s done so pretty! 😍 I can definitely see how this is compared to Dama Bianca

Perfect creamy, powdery vanilla scent with a fruity opening - I love it! Will be perfect for summer. The projection is intimate and longevity could be longer but it smells really beautiful, like a fairy in a meadow full of flowers. I enjoy it more than the Dama Bianca tbh.

This smells better than Dama Bianca I just wished it lasted on skin. It's sweeter and prettier than the OG. Fayora is the young and pretty princess and Dama Bianca is the young Queen.

A perfectly lovely light spring and summer perfume. I feel its youthful and whimsical. You will have to respray for longevity.

What a lovely scent.Today i wore it for the first time and i got 2 compliments in 30 minutes its so ethereal and lovely!!

In love with this fragrance ! Fruity floral fairy vibe it’s smell so good 💕

Kinda ethereal, this is what I imagine a fairy would wear lol.

close to Dama Bianca, but better sillage.

First Impression from a decadent on skin and tester strip: Fayora is an pretty fragrance. She opens a bit alcoholic, (may need to sit for a while).She's powdery, fruity, tart with florals playing a role in the background. I will say she can be a first cousin to Junoon Noir, and second cousin to Dama Bianca, but she's not as beautiful in scent as either to my nose. The Passionfruit comes off like a musty tart peach to my nose. She's missing that elegant beautiful Kumquat of the Dama Bianca and Junoon Noir. She's not as smooth or creamy like either as well. The vanilla isn't as airy and delicious, it's nice but not giving decadent vanilla. The florals are nice in the background. I pick up a hint of rose and jasmine. The jasmine is giving a bit of green to her. Mid to drydown smells similar throughout the wear. I don't get that creamy airy aspect from her. Fayora is cute and enjoyable,just not giving me that angelic beautiful fragrance and feeling I get from Dama Bianca (9.5/10 only because of the longevity, scent wise she's 100/10) or Junoon Noir (10/10) and Fayora is giving to my nose (8/10). Longevity is nice even though the perfume is on the oily side. Would I get a full bottle, probably not. Just because she's not a love, just a like at the moment. Edited: The deep drydown is a sweet powdery Sandalwood. The fragrance has lost its fruity vibe and the florals. Fayora just doesn't have the magic of the other fragrances.

The Dama Bianca DNA is obvious on first spray but this is a very obvious twist and no one is going to think you're wearing DB. It's much sweeter, denser, and much less floral twist. There is no refreshing lime or unique cumquat note. The passion fruit is a little prominent but it fades (but my bottle is fresh). Instead it just feels like a very sweet fruit note. It's far more linear than the OG and more dessert than etherial. DB is often said to be fairy like; this is like a dessert at a fairy's tea party. The accords seem real off. Nothing about this is 'fresh' to me. To me the accords should go: Sweet, Vanilla, Fruitty, Powdery, Floral. I'm also not getting a crazy sillage or anything but I'll test it again once it's had a chance to settle. As a gourmand lover I kinda like this twist more than the OG but it feels far less special, etherial and unique. If you've ever sampled the original but found it to be a little too much 'bug spray' this is a bit more mass appealing and much sweeter and might be worth to try it out.

This smells like Jewel Avri which is supposed to smell like Junoon Noir, which is supposed to smell like Dama Bianca. I actually like this better than Jewel Avri, which was a bit too nondescript. SDJ Cheirosa 40 is also supposed to be in this same dna family, but I don’t recall it smelling like this or Avri( the 3 I own). I just bought a decant of Dama Bianca before realizing she’s mother to all of these scents, so I’m excited to smell the original. The passion fruit note is really beautiful in this fragrance. Edit: Ok you will probably like this until you smell Dama Bianca. My decant arrived and I went straight to buying a full sized tasseled bottle but can’t really wear Fayora anymore because I smell something screechy in the base, now😩😭 I’m glad I only bought a decant of Fayora, now. I might still wear it but definitely would never layer it with Dama Bianca.

I tried...I really did...but I had to return this one. My collection is getting significantly larger and I refuse to keep and make room for a perfume that smells like cat pee, to my nose. I sprayed it on a t-shirt, let it dry down and when I returned to smell it, I immediately started looking around for the cat that apparently snuck in and pee’d on that t-shirt..because that is exactly what it smells like to my nose. There is something in this one that is very off putting & if there is even a slight chance that a perfume scent makes you wonder “what cat is pissing on her clothes?!” When you get a whiff of it...No thanks. There are already enough real cats urinating on their owners clothing...they do not need any more assistance. I’m going to pass on Fayora. You’ve been warned.

I get a slight resemblance to Dama Bianca but the passionfruit is a bit too prominent. It pushes the scent into a more tropical direction and takes away some of the elegance I was expecting. Think like a summer flanker for DB! The projection is very light and the longevity is on the shorter side, although all this might improve with some maceration. That said, it’s a nice fragrance. I just went into it expecting something more elegant and sophisticated in the vein of my beloved Dama Bianca or Junoon Noir.