Colette

This is my signature right now. The sillage? Nothing even after just a few minutes. Longevity?? Forget it. It lasts a few hours on clothes but barely an hour or two on skin. It's the best smell I've ever smelled though which is why I always reach for it. It has such a soft, unique, cozy, delicious and well-blended mix of florals, citrus and woods. I get the bergamot upon first sniff and for some reason the woods and pine come in at the top for me along with the juniper. After a minute or so the florals and vanilla take over. Out of the florals, I don't get the cyclamen. I also don't get any incense at all. Finally the dry-down is mostly musk and amber for me, with a bit of sandalwood peeking through. Despite the terrible performance, I bought the largest bottle and reapply every few hours throughout the day. It's just the most sublime indescribable scent. It smells like a fresh cashmere sweater but it doesn't smell powdery like laundry, just cozy and sweet and slightly animalic (like wool or fur). The citrus notes remind me of barbershop-type scents but the vanilla and woods keep it from veering masculine. It smells youthful and dreamy, but can be worn wherever, whenever (barring the fact that its projection is 0, longevity is 0) based on scent alone. I might just have to layer with the oil and cream but I doubt it'll improve the projection or longevity. I have two other full bottles of Simone and Stella from this house which perform much better (Stella especially lasts all day on skin for me) and so I know it's probably the nature of the notes in Colette that cause it to vanish. If anyone has any recommendations that smell like this (not GW by Byredo, which sadly suffers the same longevity issue) and last long, please pass it along!

such a lovely cozy scent. of all the tocca range, i find colette to be the least conventional and quietly independent, not unlike her author namesake (even if she *does* indeed echo gypsy water, which she does; i prefer colette). for me, it's all about the sharp lemon and juniper softened substantially by the creamy vanilla and sandalwood; i imagine the wearer sitting at a window looking onto a cold grey day, contemplating their next endeavor. the lemon and juniper were, in fact, both revelatory for me; i started wearing colette right as i discovered lady grey tea (which uses lemon rather than bergamot), both of which contributed toward a very different experience of lemon ever since (it's not sour in either of these, gimme more!). as for the juniper, i realized it was the common thread through many of my then favorites-of-the-moment: in addition to colette there was odin 01, histories de parfums 1899 hemingway, byredo 1996. juniper is an amazing note--it can take the most overtly feminine fragrance (even 1996, i'd say) and give it an herbaceous edge that turns it into something decidedly unisex. i used to bring my bottle into work where my coworker would spray it on himself, it was delightful on him, too. i do not get anything overtly floral, though it's often described as such. i have a difficult relationship to violet but get along with it very well as it appears in colette. she's gentle but all knowing.

I am obsessed with this. I DON'T agree that it disappears instantly. It stays the same for at least an hour (it has as I'm writing this). Spray it on your clothes and it'll last longer. It truly is signature scent-worthy. I wish it lasted longer but if you're sensitive to heavy perfumes, that's a plus. Intimate sillage. But I sprayed 3 sprays to the heart and I keep smelling it and it's wonderful! However, it doesn't last as long as some other perfumes. I will say that I do think its the kind of perfume your nose gets desensitized to pretty fast as well, though. Since my boyfriend claims he could still smell it after a few hours (on my clothes, 3 hours after the sprays), after I'd stopped being able to distinguish it as much. I'm so sad Tocca doesn't ship their fragrances internationally. I'm always on the lookout for another bottle... Edit: VanessaD19, unfortunately I live in a country where it's pretty much impossible to get Tocca products shipped to without using a parcel forwarding service. Thank you though! And I actually just found and bought a full 20 ml one second hand from a neighboring country. :)

This fragrance has been a bit of a journey for me. I blind-bought it a few years ago when I first fell in love with Tocca and their gorgeous bottles and (mostly) likeable scents. When this came, it felt a bit "meh". Tocca Brigitte was my absolute favourite, and everything else was just a bit disappointing. Collette caught my eye again last year when I was searching for perfumes that contain both pine and vanilla, as I imagined that combination would be a winning autumn/winter daytime fragrance. I realised I had this stowed away in my cupboard and pulled it out again to give it another whiff; not bad. My tastes have matured over the years, and I'm a bit more daring with my perfumes, yet still like to keep things simple for day time/ office wear. This one is perfect. It's delicious, soft, and intriguing. It doesn't punch you in the face, but it isn't bland or boring, either. A really lovely, cold weather perfume that's work-friendly and adds femininity to a (very) slightly outdoorsy mix. It's moved from my "like" list to "love".

This was my mainstay scent all through college to early adulthood. I still have bottles of it. It's not in my rotation as much, as I've moved on to other things, but I still love it. I used to buy the perfume oil rather than the EDP. It has a very cozy dry down for me that its rather intoxicating. It's definitely a skin scent. It's hard to really make out what it is, but my friends and family when they smell a sweater of mine or get close to me always would say "hmmm you smell really good" when I would wear this. I like how it changes. At first it's rather cologne-y to me with the citrus and spice, but the dry down is soft, warm powdery while still being fresh? I've smelled Gypsy Water and almost prefer Collette to it. It has zero sillage, but I like scents like this that linger closer to me and stay permeated on clothing. It's like a warm cashmere sweater was bottled up. Compared to other Tocca scents, this is by far my favorite. People have described it as basic (maybe it is), but I don't mind that.

Another scent from Tocca that I adore, but that fades super quickly! A totally feminine woody-pine perfume. And it’s NOT giving Pine-Sol or camping in the woods, it’s sophisticated and musky. Upon initial spray you get a sharp strong citrus, but that fades within ten minutes to a slightly spicy woodsy scent. I see why others peg this as “vintage.” But it’s also quite timeless and gorgeous, I don’t think it is dated whatsoever! Everything listed as a “base” here really shines, but I don’t get much of the florals honestly. I wish this was stronger. Lasts long enough (4-6 hours) on skin and (~8 hours) on clothes but as a close/intimate scent. Probably only noticeable if someone hugs you. I had the same sort of experience with Tocca Cleopatra... are all of the Tocca fragrances just super light? I don’t need a sillage monster, but it would be awesome if such lovely smells could be sensed without having to actually touch me in the COVID-19 era 😭

This was my signature scent from age 16 through college. Not sure why the longevity and strength are rated the way they are. Perhaps I have a sensitive nose, but this is one of my stronger perfumes and I can smell it on myself all day (it also wears eternally on clothing). This scent wears SO differently on people. For me it’s a complex and sultry scent. I love vanilla but it can be cloying, and the lemon and bergamot in this cut right through it. Citrusy and musky, a puff of sweet, and forever sultry. When I was on birth control it smelled less musky and more citrus-forward which I find really interesting! I like this day or night in the heat, and prefer it for a sexy nightly scent in autumn and winter. For me this scent gives: drinking red wine and leaning in to hear a joke in a candlelit bar or thighs sticking to the leather seats in an old caddy on a hot august night having your first kiss with a girl

The most enchanting perfume, and the first one I ever claimed as my signature. It smells like you're baking lemon bars in a little fairytale cottage in the woods (picture Snow White's cottage, or Miss Honey's), birdsong and sunlight filtering through the open windows. As other reviewers have said, this is a "long linen dress and bare feet" kind of scent. The citrus and vanilla are grounded by the woods and incense in a really magical way. It definitely gives off a bohemian/cottagecore feel. It doesn't have super powerful sillage/longevity, but I find I can notice it on myself for about 4-5 hours. Plus, this becomes absolutely DIVINE on clothing and lasts much longer that way. I've often worn this on pajamas, and the whiffs I get through the night are among the best things I've ever smelled. This fragrance is highly underrated, IMO. If any of the above appeals to you, give this one a shot!

Such a gorgeous scent, and my favorite of the line along with Florence. Reading the notes makes this perfume seem very sharp, when in fact it’s very soft and comforting. I don’t get a gin-and-tonic vibe that most Juniper based fragrances have, and the citrus doesn’t really stick around. It’s not an energetic fragrance. It’s powdery and calm, a lot like the shade under a pine tree, but without photorealistic woods. It’s also a bit... dusty but in a nostalgic way? Definitely in a good way. Longevity is not great, though much better in spray form vs dabber. This is one that should be expected as a skin scent, and probably reapplied a couple times throughout the day. In my opinion it’s unique enough that the longevity is not a dealbreaker, though if it performed for longer it would be perfect. Edit: I recently tried gypsy water and I definitely agree they’re very much alike.

I had a sample of Byredo Gypsy Water and fell in love with it but didn't want to pay the price. I saw many comments that said to try Collette which I do find similar, but a bit lacking of something that I love in Gypsy Water. I have a rollerball of Lavanila's Vanilla Grapefruit cologne. I find that if I spray Collette and follow it with a dab of the Vanilla Grapefruit, it seems almost identical to Gypsy Water, enough to satisfy me. So while I like Collette on its own, with the dab of Vanilla Grapefruit, it's smells just divine to me. A soft, comforting bedtime scent. Also, I find the projection and staying power of this combo not fantastic, but better than Gypsy Water 1/19/18 been experimenting a bit more. Use Jo Malone body cream of Wild Bluebell as a base, spray on Tocca Collette then dab on Lavanila's Grapefruit Vanilla rollerball before bed. Pure heaven

This perfume breaks my heart a little. Its one of the best things I've ever smelled. Ever. But it hardly lasts half an hour on me. If I were incredibly rich I'd buy a million bottles so I could spray it all day without a worry in the world so it lasts. It's a lemon cake dream. If you're willing to try it and layer it and make it work, do it. I'm still heavily considering getting a full bottle because it's just that good that it's worth the heartbreak. This perfume makes me think of a joyful, cozy spring with a lovely cashmere sweater (that doesn't itch, because this is a perfect world). You're at a cafe with a latte (no coffee scent here, but just cause) and you've got a slice of perfectly baked lemon cake with buttercream icing. It's incredible. So, if you want to be both amazed and disappointed, this is it. But to smell it at all might be very worth it.

I started with a Gypsy Water sample which led me to this. I love Colette so much more! It is much fresher, but the Gypsy Water quickly turns cloyingly sweet (It's starts out more as pine sap rather than pine air) while Colette disappears which is so frustrating. I would definitely pay Byredo prices for a stronger Colette. Currently, trying every trick to get it to smell stronger. I have a rollerball on the way and ordered JHAG Not a Perfume to amp it up. This would be my signature easily. The fresh pine smell is one I could go for just about every day or at least most days spring-fall. It reminds me of the pine trees where I was born. I'm marking it as a love since I wake up looking forward to dousing myself in it. I wish they offered a 5 oz bottle! But if I can't figure out how to get it to last a few more minutes, then I may downgrade.

Colette is the prettiest princess! She's yummy, pretty, and sparkly, and definitely not overly sweet. Of all the perfumes in my collection, this is the one I think of immediately when I hear the word "pretty". She's bright and powdery, sweet but still fresh and clean. Citrus sits the backseat, laying low, while sweet powdery warmth is driving. You can smell a little spice and greenery drifting in through the window. Violet is in the passenger seat, and she just uncapped a tube of lipstick. Sandalwood might have been in the car yesterday, but you can hardly smell her. Hop on in! She's more gentle and subtle, but come a little closer and you won't want to stop sniffing. Scents with citrus never last very long, but I don't even care, I'd reapply her 100 times a day if I had to. That's just how good she is.

Colette is my absolute favorite fragrance right now. It opens with delicious lemon and vanilla, and dries down to a pleasant wood and musk accord. Colette is a cozy and comforting fragrance, sweet but not too sweet, and has an air of mystery about her. She can dress up when the occasion calls for it, but she’s more comfortable at home, curled up in a big armchair by the fireplace with a good book in her lap. I go through cycles with fragrance where sometimes I want to enjoy different fragrances for different seasons and occasions. Other times, I want to find that one signature fragrance to incorporate as a part of myself. This is one of those rare ones I’ve come across that I feel comfortable wearing in any season, in any environment, for any occasion. Absolutely love it.

I own 5 of the tocca perfumes, but I've recently been able to get my nose on 9 of them at a warehouse sale and this one is by far my favorite from the line. This is a gorgeous, feminine woody scent that makes me think of cozy nights out at a classy warm restaurant on a cold winter night. It smells sophisticated but not stuffy or old fashioned. The violet and pink pepper are pretty prominent in the begging and then the dry down showcases the amber and sandlewood, while still maintaining that powderyness from the violet. It's a beautiful scent and lasts quite a long time on my skin and in my hair; I was able to smell it in my hair the next morning. If the colour mauve had a scent, I think this would be it. Just classy and beautiful without being too complicated.

I just recently discovered Colette and it has quickly became a favorite. Sweet and innocent, it reminds me very much of the character Constance Bennett plays in one of my favorite oldies, Sin Takes A Holiday. She is a bit of a church mouse and sits at her vanity in her Parisian apartment dreaming of becoming the lady of Paris, every man's dream, the beautiful seductress. She is smart and shy, a dreamer, with the heart of Shalimar, sweet and powdery thanks to the nostalgic violets, with a fresh airy approach. I really love this and it really suits me well. I can imagine sitting wearing this watching my favorite black and whites this winter. It sits close to the skin and I adore the sweet little 20ml bottle in the fairytale book presentation I got...just lovely

The prettiest scent and so wearable. Violet and sandalwood seem to be a hit for me lately with it working on my body chemistry, powdery but creamy anchored by its citrusy, bergamot base. It's not an intense experience of citrus the way others have described in the opening, it's rather a pleasant introductory note that paves the way for the violet and sandalwood, and in any case if you don't like bergamot, it fades into the background rather quickly. Longevity is poor with only a few sprays, so be prepared to overspray to get it to last longer/project more. I have no idea what Byredo GW smells like, but if it's a cheaper alternative and the lasting power is the same (with a much more appropriate name too), then why not grab Colette?

This is a really lovely scent! I would say it's flirty and a bit romantic, definitely feminine, and the woody notes are wonderful. This one transported me back to a holiday in Paris I took with my family ages ago. It's classy, sophisticated, romantic, woody. This is extremely well balanced and well blended. It has become one of my all-time favorites. Don't let the main notes fool you - while this is a beautiful woody citrus, it's not acidic or bright at all. It's soft, well rounded, absolutely heavenly. This is a darker citrus/woody scent, but definitely still leans feminine- better for fall or winter rather than for winter or spring. I can't recommend it enough.

I knew from the description that I'd love this and am pleased to report that I absolutely did. It's a relatively photorealistic fragrance that smells like both pine trees and lemon. Very innocent. This is the perfect fragrance for a dryad. Unfortunately, however, it is not strong - the opening smells like rubbing alcohol, and the balsamic base caused my silicone watch band to smell slightly vinegar-y after a few hours. Update: I still find Colette to be a bit weak, yet the lemon & juniper combo is gorgeous & makes up for it. This layers beautifully over Cristalle Eau Vert or Lattafa Victoria. Happily, Tocca is a cruelty-free brand I'm thrilled to support. 🤍🐣

This my all-time, hands-down favorite perfume ever. I will never, ever, EVER stop wearing it. You can't go wrong with this. It smells like freshly baked lemon bars to me. Fresh, soft, and so comforting, like a big hug. I've never gotten more compliments in my life on a perfume than when I wear this one (which is almost every day). Strangers come up to me and ask what I'm wearing lol. You have to reapply it once or so, but that might just be me and wanting to make sure everyone smells me because I'm obnoxious. I worked with special needs preschoolers and it was inoffensive- never had any problems with it from students, coworkers, or parents. Give it a try.

The most beautiful scent and this was my signature for a while when I was getting into fragrance! Perfectly delicate, cottagecore-esque lemon, woods and soft clean knit sweater with a bit of incense (especially comes out in cool weather). The longevity and sillage are horrible but I think that is what contributes to the daintiness. Lasts a bit better on clothes. One of the best things I've ever smelled and I have been through a few bottles as you use it up quickly due to reapplying! Will probably own a bottle in future again and keeping an eye out for longer lasting alternatives but am not sure it exists due to the nature of the notes.

I love this perfume so much. It's the perfect violet perfume in my mind. Nice fresh powdery violet, accompanied by fresh bergamot and a hint of cedar is how it first smells to me. The violet is both subtle and the main note. Not sugary but not overly floral. It's not just plain powder grandma violet. It's very refreshing and light. To me it brings the image of walking through italian lemon orchards and violet fields on a breezy spring day. I wish it lasted a bit longer but it does last a couple hours. I have the small splash bottle so the sillage isn't great for that version but I have tried the spray and the sillage is stronger.

Well I'm glad I purchased this. What a beautiful scent this is. The opening is soft and delicate with the juniper, bergamot and lemon and then it dries down and lingers with the pink pepper and subtle wafts of pretty violet which is just irresistible. It lasts on me leaving the beautiful incense and vanilla and the violet peaking through every now and again making this lingering scent so clean and intriguing. The problem is people will want to come and smell you close up as it really is quite seductive. It's quite bewitching, extremely feminine and I think one of the best scents I have ever smelled. Worth every penny.

Lasts surprisingly well on me (roughly 6h) Seamless evolution of citrus to creamy+fresh vanilla - the pink pepper keeps everything bright. Florals very well blended and enjoyable throughout (as someone who doesn't always love jasmine). More intimate sillage, which I think suits the scent as it has a more mysterious/delicate sensibility. Love spraying this on the inside of my arms and getting lovely hints of it throughout the day. Overspraying for stronger sillage would likely lose its charm and may become cloying in summer. Signature scent worthy for sure, especially if you don't want to shell out for G water :)

I love this perfume! It’s my favorite Tocca. I like to call this one my “boho goddess” scent. It’s a somewhat sweet and creamy fragrance but the citrusy and pine notes really brighten it up and make it more interesting. The lemon and juniper is very prominent in the opening on me and the dry down of creamy warm vanilla reminds me a lot of Commodity Gold which is one of my top scents ever. I think this one is very mysterious and slightly romantic. I imagine a woman wearing this in a vintage bookstore or antique shop, probably with a fringe bag, braided hair and Birkenstocks.

I've owned this fragrance for a while. It became one of my favourites and is my engagement perfume. It's a really magical scent, but I long for better performance on it. After hearing Colette was a dupe for Gypsy Water, I went out to sample it in store. Gypsy Water smells the same to me. I also tried Gypsy Water Absolu. I must say, I prefer Colette by a huge margin and they are not the same on my skin. GW absolu felt significantly more woody, to the extent I wondered if it was a masculine perfume. I could not pick up on vanilla or lemon either in it.

I have fallen in love with this as a summer scent but, upon waking up on an uncharacteristically cool morning this morning, suddenly realized this is perfect for fall and maybe even winter and spring too :) I have tried this AND Gypsy Water and yes, very similar (juniper stays prominent for longer in GW). The amber, vanilla and lemon are what stand out for me in this fragrance from start to finish. I think it's very versatile in terms of day-to-evening, dressed-up or casual. Considering making it a signature fragrance--it's that "me"

Colette is a summer girl. She demands heat. As lovely as this scent is in cool spring and autumn, it fades to nothing within three hours. On a hot summer’s night, though, a dab behind each ear lasts for what seems like eternity. The lemon, which fizzles out quickly under more temperate conditions, remains for the whole duration and lends a welcome piquancy to the creamy, woody base. It’s not my ideal summer scent, too sweet for that, but witnessing what was once such a shy fragrance blossoming in the warmth is something to behold.

This is delightful. On me, the violet, musk and vanilla really dominate; I don't get much of the opener and any of the other notes fade quickly. It smells like academia in the best possible way; think Rory Gilmore from the Gilmore Girls. It can be a bit headache inducing for me if I spray too much but it's very light, fresh, powdery and traditional in a sense. I think it's perfect on cooler nights or cold days. I wouldn't get a huge bottle but maybe a travel spray to use every now and then when I want something different.

My husband compliments me every time I wear this, I also have GW and he never compliments me when I wear that one even though they do smell similar to me. I think hes complimenting the lemon candy opening most of all. Colette is really a nice-pretty-girl fragrance. Like if a cute girl walks by and you ask what shes wearing, shed be the one to tell you and show you photos of it because shes so nice. Im a big fan, I might declutter GW bc of it! I dont have an issue with longevity either, but I mostly spray clothes.

I only have the hair mist so that is what I am reviewing. This starts out pretty citrusy. However, within just 10 minutes the citruses fade completely into woody, slightly musky and sweet florals. The florals are not strong or harsh at all. This really blends together well. This is the first Tocca perfume I have liked. I really really like this. I see that many are comparing this to Gypsy Water. Based on the notes, I didn't think I would like GW. However, after smelling this, I am putting it on my test list.

colette 💕🌸🍊🍋🍨🌲 is a stunning feminine fragrance with a powdery violet cosmetic smoothness, perfectly blended with airy delicate citrus and whipped vanilla. this has such an intimate mood, while pink pepper lifts the composition with a gentle sparkle. juniper berries and pine emerge with a cool, aromatic clarity that evokes alpine air and gin botanicals, melting into creamy musk and amber and sandalwood. soft, luminous, effortless, chic. classic Parisian composition 🥰

In love with this. I feel like Elizabeth Bennet walking through a field on an early spring morning. Bright, citrusy lemon that is leveled out by the fresh pine and juniper notes. Since I'm a woodsy vanilla girl, it's no surprise that I gravitate toward this. The longevity is disappointing, however! I layer with the Kuumba vanilla bean fragrance oil to circumvent its fleetingness. The sillage is intimate, making it perfect for work and casual occasions.

A beautiful cozy berry-cotton musk with just a hint of violet and indistinct citrus. It reminds me of a softer version of Bois 1920 Agrumi Amari di Sicilia. Agrumi is a bit more piquant but I love both and Agrumi has better staying power. It also reminds me in part of Acca Kappa White Moss which also has shades of berry hidden under clean warmth. Unfortunately that one is not very strong. Regardless, they are all in the same family.

Smells literally like water, water that has a very light smeel of something but you are not sure what. But the smell is so faint. I'm pretty sure it would smell good from the little I was able to detect by putting my hand where I had sprayed it very close to my nose. It was my 1st experience with the house of Tocca, and for that price, I'm very disappointed. Not sure I will risk myself with another from this house 😔

perfection in a bottle. no matter what i try, i will always come back to colette. it starts as very sharp citrus and juniper and then super quickly dries down into a sweet and soft powdery incense and lemon zest. spring picnic in a meadow vibes. the longevity is not that bad in my experience, but the sillage is weak. i can smell it on myself though, so i don't really care. it smells especially good on hot skin

This fragrance is so very different from everything else I own. Usually, woody fragrances are not my thing. I am also not usually a big fan of violet or heavy amber scents. But there's something so warm, soft, and sultry to this one. This is by far the best Tocca scent - and I find them all at least mildly pleasant. I find Colette appropriate for any season or occasion. It's one of my mainstays.

Airy, perfectly blended, citrus-violet-iris scent very reminiscent of Gypsy Water. No sharp edges, natural smelling and not too powdery. My favorite Tocca fragrance. So glad I bought it - it has become a staple in my collection and I reach for it anytime I am not sure what to wear as it is so lovely and inoffensive yet still interesting. Leans feminine but would love to smell this on a guy.

At first spray Colette is clean and fresh, sadly on my skin it’s gone almost as soon as it dries. I couldn’t detect any of the complexity of all the notes described, so this one was a bit of a dud for me:/ Update: after some time and the weather warming I've come to appreciate this so much! I now get a lot of what I think is lime or bergamot and a lovely kinda salty woodiness.

I love this perfume and I can’t stop smelling it when I’m wearing it! However given the accords and reviews by other people I wonder if I pull it off very differently? This pulls kind of aquatic on me in such an unusual way but like I can’t get enough of it! It’s addicting and I’ve never smelled anything like it. It also just smells so ~pretty~

Colette is a sparkling dream of pearl unicorns penned by an Edwardian maiden in pale blue satin. Curls piled high as she applies violet milk to her décolletage. This is my dream scent, I think it would pair well with Diptyques Fleur De Peau for that powdery vintage fae feel. Only negative for me is Toccas atomisers are a bit spitty.

Oh wow this totally gives me deja vu. I love love love this! Another citrus blast, which I think tocca does really well! Its not as sweet as the other citrus scents in this line but its still just as endearing. This is a sexy and seductive spicy citrus. It has a boozy element to it which really gives it that mature delectable edge.

I am so sad because I absolutely love the smell but it does not last at all. On me, it definitely loses some of it's citrus after a while and fades into a pretty pine and vanilla/amber vibe! I have tried this multiple times, with different lotion bases and aquaphor to moisturize to try to keep the smell but no luck. Any advice?

Bought the 5ml version in a value pack, probably my favorite, still haven’t tried some others enough to decide. On my skin it smells of citrusy vanilla with a tiny spec of sandalwood. The vanilla is cleverly blended with the citrus. This scent is good for all seasons and if it were cheaper I would love to buy the full bottle.

This is really, really knockout for the price point. While there are days that I have issues with its staying power I still love it. It has some similar DNA to Gypsy Water on me. I have both. This can be used to extend the performance of Gypsy Water and comes in a purse size. I’ve bought it for gifts several times. Love it ❤️

If a lemon cookie was creamy and musky. I don't usually enjoy sweet fragrances, definitely nothing described as a dessert, but this one gets me. Lasts on my skin throughout the day but is a very intimate scent, which I love. The white musk that lingers is very romantic. I wish the lemon citrusy bite lingered for longer.

I am genuinely obsessed with this scent! It smells like lemon cake surrounded by woods and purple flowers. I feel like a fairy when I wear it. I am fairly new to the fragrance world but I have yet to find something I love more than this. It will probably end up being a signature scent in the near future!

Colette is heavenly on freshly showered warm skin. Ethereal baked lemon sweets in a damp cedar forest. 🍋🌲 The scent melts into itself and becomes so creamy and warm close to the skin. I have found layering a stronger tea scent (ie The Cachemire) over this after about 45min-1hr is a phenomenal pairing! 🌿

It smells so much like Byredo gypsy water but a tad sweeter and a tad more citrusy but I'd say they're 80-90% similar. Very easy to like woody citrus perfume. I struggle with sandalwood and citrus but would actually like to have this in my collection. It fits the clean and elegant aesthetic so well

Just added this to my collection, it's lovely the first two sprays instantly reminded me of Dior joy I can't believe there are no 'this perfume reminds me of' it's so so similar. Look forward to a easy grabbing every day scent! Light and a little woodsy, the creamy lemon is a nice opening.