Reb'l Fleur Love Always

I have the 2019 EDT version of "Angel" and I find that "Love Always" is similar but very different. They both are beautiful, bold, mature fruitchouli fragrances, however the patchouli in "Love Always" is more toned down and the distinct praline note is replaced by a plum note. This scent is smoother, the opening is more perfumey. It lacks the grit of "Angel" as the strong coconut note makes the fragrance smooth and creamy. As it dries down, the patchouli fades away and the vanilla goes on to dominate the fragrance. I can actually picture Rihanna wearing this however I do not think of the "Breakin' Dishes", "Hard" or "S&M" Rihanna. To me, this represents the "Stay", "Russian Roulette" and "Rehab" Rihanna. She is wearing a long black dress and belting out one of her ballads. The perfumers did a good job on capturing her classier, more elegant and mellow side. This makes the fragrance appropriate for more formal events. I have been blind buying perfume for a while which has made my intuition quite accurate. Longevity: above average. About 7 hours on skin and much longer on clothes. Projection: moderate for 4 hours. Package: Pretty box and bottle. I certainly prefer this bottle to the "Reb'l Fleur" one, the gray colour looks so much better. A really pretty and massive bottle. Originality: 6,5/10. It won't impress the more experienced fans of fragrance but it is a pleasant, elegant addition to one's collection and quite good for a celebrity fragrance. Value for money: Great. The 100 ml bottle is not that expensive and the scent is beautiful.

Simply Wonderful! I love Rihanna's perfume line, and Love Always is no exception! The coconut note is the star in this fragrance. Similar to the original Reb'l Fleur, the coconut note is sexy, seductive, and at the forefront. The red berries add a subtle sweetness to this musky masterpiece! In my opinion, Love Always is a lighter, more of an all-season wear-- Reb'l Fleur. Most people believe that if you own the original Reb'l Fleur, there is no need to own Love Always--or vice-versa. I can totally understand why this is said because the two are so similar. In my opinion, Reb'l Fleur is more dense and more winter ready. It is, also, more concentrated to my nose--which, to me, makes it more appropriate for date night than its younger sister. Love Always, is more appropriate for work and other daytime activities-- when you want to smell alluring and mysterious--yet, classy. Longevity and silage are both great. Not a safe blind buy--but great for any elegant goddesses you may know!

Since I am kookoo for the original Rebelle Fleur, I am very anxious to get my hands on this. And since I'm in Canada, I'm probably going to have to look hard for this, because we seem to be the last to get anything new, if at all. Sigh. Edit - I just saw this on fragrancenet. I've never ordered from them before so I'm a bit nervous but since I can't find it anywhere else and I want it badly I'm going to take the plunge. Plus they have Ted Lapidus Orissima which I also want badly and can't find anywhere else so I'm excited. I heard from fellow fragranticians that fragrancenet is quite slow to deliver, I better get a move on before holiday rush.

She is mysterious, sexy and mature. Love Always is smoother, fruitier and warmer version! The vanilla is almost boozy, the rich plum, the coconut is the right amount of tropical and peach is just right. Those are the notes I really get. The patchouli isn’t screechy, it’s toned down and cozier. I love the original especially the dry down but Love Always is instantly good first spray and that’s what I wanted the original to be without waiting. I love both but I would get Love Always because the longevity and throw is incredible ❤️ Very unique, mesmerizing, hypnotizing and again so SEXY! Go treat yourself and smell amazing ❤️

I’ve smelt the original Reb L’Fleur and this perfume is no doubt very similar. Both perfumes offer a heavy, sweet, floral and musky scent. The perfume opens up with an undertone of peach, plum and coconut (sort of a fruity but sweet and dark opening). The floral hints definitely appear more in the middle of the perfume. The musk runs throughout the scent but definitely is more noticeable in the base. Their is a sugary scent to the perfume, but it could be the vanilla and fruity accords which creates a almost “Candy-like” scent. The fragrance has a heavy-ish siliage with very good longevity. I recommend it!