Varens d'Orient Saphir

love it. It's mysterious ,oriental, and sweet. When you first put it on it smells fruity after few minutes you can smell Patchouli ,praline and rose. it's long lasting and very affordable. the bottle is beautiful it have both the sapphire and ruby version of the perfume

The nice dark blue bottle is a good indication for a night fun. It is quite sophisticated for a chic meeting or a dinner. Fruity notes are well mixed with florals. It is good for classy women not a young fragrance.

I bought this one and the Rubby version for 12$ and I like them both.Saphir is totally different with it's Rubby sister.I can get why it reminds a lot of people of Lancome LVEB.they're indeed very similar but not dupes as one can easily recognize which is which in a side by side test. Saphir is a warm,sweet and delicious blend of vanilla,praline,patchouli,fruits and soft powdery flowers.it doesn't have much of LVEB's burnt sugar thing.also it's notes don't stand out as strong and clear as LVEB.everything goes on more smooth and simple here,more blurred so it's a lot easier to wear.it opens as a strong,well projecting scent in the vibe of LVEB but in half an hour looses it's nutty,yummy chocolate-patchouli core and settles down to a much lighter drydown of sugary floral-fruits,a nice and pleasant but not deep or impressive drydown.but I can't forget how much it costed me and it's actually great considering it's price If you're into warm and sweet scents and you're on a budget don't hesitate to try it.it can nicely serve you on evenings or even nights out while is also wearable as a fall & winter day-perfume.some people may find it too sweet,others will find it pleasant,even sexy.either way,you'll probably find it worthes every penny you paid for it If you're looking for a high quality LVEB dupe I recommend you try Mauboussin Elixir,it's deeper,darker and more interesting Edit: I used to find Saphir's drydown bland and blah but each time I wear it I like it more.now I can see a beautiful creamy vanilla-amber-jasmine combo shining in drydown.I wish it was more there.it has nothing to do with LVEB in this stage.it more reminds me of Ted Lapidus White Soul Golds and diamonds also D&G Pour Femme Intense What a great blindbuy اگه عطرهای گرم و کاملا شیرین دوس دارید حتما امتحانش کنید.باتوجه به قیمت خیلی پایینش ارزش خرید بالایی داره

Delicate, soapy pralines~ Very feminine, lush & 100% crowd-pleasing. In the 'Varens d'Orient' collection 'Saphir' is the easiest to wear in a corporate office environment and is absolutely delightful. This is definitely inspired by LVEB, but 100% not a clone. Opening on my skin overripe, soap-like fruits immediately supported by the praline and sweet, clean rose. I also agree that there is no syrupy 'burnt sugar' characteristic in 'Saphir'. The dry-down is dulcet-powdery (not overly so) rose-pralines, light-vanilla and amber. Actually I can smell the scrumptious praline throughout the entire perfume life-cycle. The faint patchouli on me reveals itself hours later. This gets especially delicious, even gourmand in the dry-down! If you adore pralines but don't want anything too deep, syrupy or intensely overpowering then check this baby out. It definitely has my 'YES' vote! The 'Varens d'Orient for Her' collection overall has impressed me! They are more complex and have way more depth than others in the UdV range. 'Saphir' is not a powerhouse like its inspiration scent, but it's got great performance. Fully recommend you try this out! It's so pleasing to the nose and a little seductive. P.S. Also I enjoyed this WAYY more than Britney Spears 'Private Show' (sorry reviewer below!). Private Show is more conservative... but that's just personal preference.

this was my first perfume! I'd always been interested in the Melanie Martinez, Crybaby perfume as a kid because of the elusive note "dark fruits." I would try and conjure the idea of that smell and it just fascinated me. A few years later I met a girl who loved perfume and this was one her recommendations, when I found out it had dark fruits as a note I knew I had to have it. Around this age I had almost only Mexican friends, and this is an insane thing to say but its a very Mexican teenage girl scent! (and Mexican teenage girls are some of the coolest bitches to roam the earth so I say that with love.) It has a deep, sweet, purple spice that reminds me of scents that they would wear and I think that association adds some nostalgia and magic to saphir for me. Fair warning it is intensely sweet. Not straight sugar, but more of a floral dark fruit jam/sugary chocolate which I'm assuming is the praline. It is a heavy scent, like a wall of scent, I feel like you get wafts of blue and purple just as much as a legitimate scent profile. I almost never wear it anymore because the smell is so intense it can be nauseating, but it holds a special place in my heart nonetheless.

Este lo compre porque en verdad primero quería el Varens d'Orient Amatista pero no lo encontré.. asi que lo lleve para probar, al principio no me gustaba, pero despues como que va teniendo forma el perfume. Hoy en dia es la tercera botella que me compro (y me preocupa porque en mi pais casi ya no venden de esta marca ninguna de las fragancias). La uso todos los dias para el trabajo, es muy versátil y llevadera, no empalaga. Se nota las notas dulces y también un poco de lo cítrico.. nada de flores le siento

It has a strangely vintage scent. To me, it doesn't smell modern at all, and I absolutely love it

I love the bottle. Don't love the scent. Personally it gives me a headache. Very soapy toilet spray. :( If there is a nose that likes this parfume I think it will be better for mature ladies. I'm 23 and I wouldn't feel nice wearing it.

Needs to be sold with Insuline pen !

Nice dupe of La Vie Est Belle. Great sillage and longevity. I can smell it on my wrist even after the shower. Update: well, I don't like it. Made me nausea and gave me a massive headache. I can feel a weird rotten and bitter orange peel in it. Don't know why...