Fleurie Emerald Green

This is such a beautiful fragrance! When I first smelled this, I was immediately reminded of Al Rehab’s Dalal. They smelled similar with the citrus and caramel, but they are nowhere alike. I have never smelled the inspo but this is a sweet, warm, cozy fragrance. You definitely smell the citrus and the warm spices, alongside a touch of lavender. Now I’m not the biggest fan of lavender so I was hoping it was not too much and thankfully it isn’t. It is very subtle and does not smell like a clean lavender. It is overall such a pretty and unique scent and to my nose it is not strong at all so it is good to layer. And because it is light, it is not migraine inducing. I have had this now for a couple months and I will say that it has gotten much sweeter. I don’t smell the lavender now, but I do get the warm citrusy and spicy feel to it. It gives the vibe of Eclaire in regards to its sweetness, especially on the dry down, and this pairs beautifully with it. I would say this is a safe blind buy, but if by chance you don’t like it so much at first sniff then definitely let it sit and it will change for the better!

I got Fleurie Emerald because it reminded me of the type of scent I already know I’m into. A while back I smelled Akro Bake in store and that lemon cake kind of vibe stayed in my head ever since, but I couldn’t get it at the time. So when I heard about this one, I was really curious. When it arrived, I was actually happy because my bottle was already nicely macerated, around a year old, and you can tell. It smells smooth, blended, and way better than a fresh bottle probably would. To me, it really gives that lemon pound cake vibe I liked so much. Sweet, soft, a little creamy, and just super easy to enjoy. What I like is that it doesn’t come off cheap or messy. It actually smells really well made, and it’s the kind of fragrance that feels comforting but still gets noticed. Definitely something I’d call compliment worthy. It just smells really good and makes me want to keep going back to my wrist. Smell: 8,9/10 Performance: 7/10

I'll be honest: I bought Fleurie Emerald because of the price and interesting notes. I only have a sample of Lira and, to be honest, I don't care if they're dupes or not. On my skin, it's a beautiful lemon caramel: the bright citrus start quickly warms up into a creamy, spicy-caramel sweetness that settles softly and lasts for over 8 hours, with nice projection at the beginning. I have no idea if some of the comments are paid for - if so, it's poor form on the part of the manufacturer because the fragrance speaks for itself and doesn't need an anti advertisement.

Fleurie Emerald is a deliciously sweet and zesty fragrance that instantly reminds me of Lira —but at a much more affordable price. It opens with a burst of blood orange and lemon peel, giving it a fresh, citrusy kick, softened by a touch of lavender. The heart is warm and spicy with hints of cinnamon, licorice, and anise, adding depth without being overpowering. As it settles, the caramel and vanilla bean shine through, wrapped in soft musk. It’s cozy, gourmand, and great value for money—perfect if you love sweet, citrusy scents with a comforting base.

It is a beautiful surprise in an elegant bottle. This oriental vanilla fragrance opens with zesty citrus and soft herbs, followed by a warm heart of licorice, cinnamon, and gentle florals. The drydown is sweet and cozy with vanilla bean, caramel, and soft musk. To my nose, it leans slightly powdery and feels perfectly unisex — wearable in all seasons. I’ve seen it compared to Lira by Xerjoff, but I haven’t tried Lira myself, so I can’t confirm. What I can say is: Riiffs did an amazing job again!