Nue au Soleil

Absolutely gorgeous. I'm reminded of those times eating nectar from honeysuckles in the rocky mountain's scrub oak as a child. This is what sunshine smells like to me! The orange blossom smells like its just been picked. It's clean and white, just a smidge soapy with sweet nectar. I can also smell wet shale. I don't notice patchouli in there at all, and it's usually pretty loud on me.

Instant grandma vibes but in the most elegant way. I imagine the loveliest old woman who has perfectly curated her outfit and makeup for a day of leisure, and spritzes this on to complete her look. I want to hug her and hear her stories.

Smells exactly like that brown Soviet household soap... it's quite nasty. I can't imagine anyone familiar with that smell enjoying this.

of all the perfumes trying to give that "salty beach skin" effect this one is probably the best. I guess my issue is that when a perfume claims anything with "nude skin" and "sun/beach/marine notes," it just ends up smelling like Nivea sun lotion (take TF Soleil Blanc, for example). But this one is totally different - despite keeping that sunscreen vibe, it smells of delicate flowers, creamy yet fresh rather than overly sweet, with bright aldehydes and a sensual musky background, actually reminiscent of that nurtured, sun kissed skin. the performance is not so great - a very short-lived skin scent, otherwise its perfect

This fragrance smells like sunlight, that is the only way I can describe it and the reason I got it. It smells being on a luxurious vacation: you got out of the pool, laid down on a perfumed hotel towel, and the sun is shimmering off the chlorinated water remaining on your body. The orange blossom note comes through very prominently at first, then it dries down lightly floral and slightly soapy like the rest of these reviews say. Smells like a ridiculously hot and beautiful day in mid summer, lovely scent.