Grand Fleuri

Big cheery flowers drenched in honey is the opening note of GF, but soon the scent reveals its capricious nature. At first the fragrance resembles Ysatis, then Diva. Honey adds depth and richness to the adorable mixture, this is a feel good scent sure to make the wearer feel better. Imagine burying your face in a big, fat sunflower blossom and inhaling the warm aroma: that's GF. Decent lasting power and sillage make this work safe. Feminine but not girly, honeyed but not too sweet: This should be better known, it's a delight to wear.

I missed this florals spirit, it fragrance and normal size bottle's very beautiful and classic with Vincent van Gogh's painting on it box, I was 19 years old that time and I never see this anymore, are they stop producing?

Bubblegum tuberose! Not my favorite kind. Worth for the campiness of owning a perfume from a line signed by "Van Gogh" — the poor guy being dead ages ago. Walter Benjamin would have been amused.

i smell very much marigold with tuberose and honey.

I bought this for my mother in Paris Summer 1990 during its launch. Starting the next year, I bought it at a nearby COsmetics Center before it went out of business. I would spritz it while changning at work, and a co-worker bought it after smelling it in the dressing room. It suited me in high school, and I still like the scent. If pressed to describe it, I would say waxy honey like a beeswax candle, wildflower honey and warm yellow flowers blowing in a gentle cool breeze of very blue skies. It is naive and sunny, slightly warm but not hot. It reminds you of a place and is blended to smell like many smells at once instead of singular notes. It wafts nicely, with sillage just beyond arm's length. It lasts a few hours but not extemely long. I reapply after 5 hours. The exact scent is now available as of Fall 2013: Honeymania EDT from the Body Shop. I already bought 4 bottles!