Jolie Fleur Verte

Fresh, Green LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY. This light wearing beauty opens with a burst of lily of the valley with citrus, watery & green touches, that continues into a white floral heart, shedding its citrus touches and taking on a fluffy, light, fresh, rosy & velvety quality, all resting on a musky cedar-sandalwood base. On the skin I get faint touches of pencil shavings & a soapy, perfume-y vibe, and in the air I get a floral bouquet. Overall this reads as an aquatic floral bouquet. On my skin this is average performance with a very soft scent profile for a light summer wearing experience - sometimes I think it's not there anymore, but then I catch a whiff of it again in the air, but some reviewers have cited issues with performance. Beautiful scent profile with average performance for a light summer wearing experience, this is the perfect scent to wear for inspiration. Enjoy!

I ordered as a gift with purchase - a Tory Burch sample set of her 3 new fragrances from the Fleur Jolie line, all in spray samples, housed in a cute pocket sized floral print box from Sephora. I have sampled all of them, and while I love them, I have to report that they all wear more like eau de toilettes. Verte is an easy-going floral-green that smells extremely natural with emphasis on the jasmine. I love natural smelling florals. It reminds me if Oscar De La Renta's Live in Love and Jessica McClintock's Original fragrance had a baby- it would be something like this. The splash of orange in it is just enough to add a sweet fruity top note. Would probably wear fantastic in Spring and Summer weather. EDIT: Just purchased a bottle!!

This was a recent purchase of mine. I had originally gone to Sephora to buy the Tory Burch Jolie Fleur Rose after smelling it on my co-worker but I reached for the Verde instead. I am not a pro with picking up perfume notes immediately but something about the Verde had me. I came home, dabbed a little and was in love! I look up the notes here and found that they my two favorite notes are in it. Lily of the Valley and Mandarin orange. I think I will look into the other scents.

Lilies-of-the-valley and greenness abounds in this. It is pretty simple and linear, but if you're a fan of that early spring freshness, it does wonders for your mood. It's innocent and comforting, just like the return of spring when you have longed for it so dearly throughout the grey winter.

This is a light floral scent. It reminds me of Estee Lauder Pleasures. I guess that's the lily-of-the-valley, which is a dominant note here. My male friend says this smells “woodsy,” but really all I'm getting is flowers here. The packaging describes this scent as “tomboy and easygoing.” How on earth do they get 'tomboy' out of this? This doesn't smell remotely 'tomboyish' to me. Actually, it's pretty girly. I don't get mandarin, sandalwood, or jasmine, or cedar here. Only flowers and green notes. The sillage on this is almost nothing and the longevity is pathetic. You're lucky if you get two hours. I would recommend spraying twice the amount you usually spray. This perfume is not worth the price they are asking. For one thing, the scent is typical and familiar. For another thing, the scent doesn't project and it has a short life on your skin. Skip this and use your money on something better.

This one is rather interesting to me and I am surprised, considering that Lily-of-the-valley and I are not comfortable friends. Most fragrances with LOTV turn musty on me or too sharp with an undertone of greenness that I don't like. This, however, has some redeeming qualities to it. On first spray it did smell musty, but even that was not as offensive as other LOTV based scents I've tried. After a few minutes it settled into a light Springtime freshness and I'm quite impressed. I also thought this smelled vaguely familiar and then I remembered: Avon has a scent called Haiku which features LOTV along with citrus and other notes and this smells very similar to it, although with the simplicity of Verte I feel like I can wear it better than Haiku, which comes across rather screechy on me. Those who want more depth than Verte is offering may want to give Haiku a try.

What I love about this is that the lotv note, while green, has just a hint of sweetness to it as the fresh picked flowers do. Perhaps the white florals are responsible but it gives an impression of being very true to nature. Beautiful for spring! Good for daytime work as it is very light.

Definitely green, but just feels like something is missing... After about five minutes the green top mellows and the florals start to make their presence known, but just too mild for me.

I lighter version of Avon Haiku! I have always liked haiku, but thought it was to strong. I like this much better than Haiku.

This isn’t a green fragrance for me. It’s a white floral bouquet. I get jasmine and cedar. Very nice. I’ll wear it again.

I like the freshness of this scent. It’s like a spring day after the rain. Fresh and clean.

Sillage is intimate and longevity is weak. I like the opening but poof then it is gone.

A kind soul gifted me the sampler mini pack of three Jolie Fleur frags. Verte opens with creamy florals and quickly fades to nothing. Sillage is nonexistant. Imagine Oscar de la Renta's Something Blue diluted 1000 times and you've got Verte. There's little reason to pay a high price for a perfume that disappears almost immediately.

It's... fine. White florals with a citrus and green opening that leaves you with the middling white florals in the end. A fairly safe bet to give an older relative- it dries down very similar to Lauder's Pleasures on me. Not a huge fan personally.

Another Tory Burch that didn't really do anything for me. I like it less than Bleue. Very light and spring like. Very faint, very very faint. A proper fragrance for a young girl looking to get into perfumes, perhaps. 4/10

This wears really nicely for a 'green' scent, most of those turn into something akin to Deepwoods OFF! on my skin. This has light white floral and citrus notes which sweeten it up, and might be a good choice for those who like 'green' notes, but have trouble wearing them. The packaging this sampler from Sephora came in was tres chic, as well: a little floral matchbox with generous sample sprays.

i bought the Jollie fleur mini spray set, and really loved this particular scent. Very lush and green as I had hoped. I was afraid the citrus would overpower the other notes like in Tory Burch edp, but thankfully that is not the case. The longevity isn't too great. Other than that its a beautiful scent. Out of the three, prefer the jolie fleur rose, for its beautiful take on rose.

Ok, it's not groundbreaking. In fact, it smells like other fragrances, but it's attractive. It has a sort of cologne-type of scent. Light, clean, green and slightly citrus. It reminds in a way to Hermes Un Jardin en Mediterranee. It is new, original or memorable? Well, not to me, but I still like it. And the more and smell it, the more I surrender.

I just find it light, watery floral, nothing special...it smells fresh and springlike, so if you like discreet florals, it works...but overrated and overpriced in my opinion. It is elegant , but not that different from cheaper scents out there.

"Tomboy"?! O.o Who in the -world- signed off on calling this fragrance "tomboy"?! Is Tory Burch a cheeky, facetious advertiser? It is the polar opposite! It's nice. It reminds me of Gucci Glorious Mandarin.