Azahar

I really love this perfume, its one of my favourites. It reminds me of fizzy orange sherbet or orange sorbet. It's very sweet but not sickly at all, still fresh and lovely and a little bit effervescent. I really hate cloying sweet smells, and this avoids leaning into that territory. The vanilla isn't very pronounced, I wouldn't have noticed it, I think it just rounds out the scent and gives it a little bit of a warmth. The best description I can give is that every time I smell it I am reminded of this one really specific colour, google #ffc958 and thats it!

I thought Azahar is a freshie... at first. Citrusy and juicy orange blossoms, tangerines and bitter leaves that elevate as it dries off giving it a tea leaf vibe. As it settles, it leaves a comforting but bright creamy sweetness in your skin. Azahar’s olfactive journey is simple but gorgeous. Surprisingly for an all natural fragrance, Azahar has given me a generous 5 hours on my skin. Projecting moderately for the first couple of hours. Definitely mass pleasing but beautifully unique.

Orange blossom, neroli, with some softness. Lovely. Simple but very effective. Yes it reminds that famous fragrance from Kilian but it's much less sweet/juvenile. Somehow I bought 2 fragrances from this brand, Voyages Imaginaires, and I've been wearing almost just that for the past 3 weeks. These are not revolutionary fragrances (niche lovers might be disappointed) but the quality is there and the concepts are right in my alley. No regrets, perfect easy going summer fragrances :)

For orange blossom lovers. More for a woman, perfect for spring and summer, so fresh. This perfume is a travel to Morocco, in the middle of the orange trees. It is 100% natural and based on organic wheat alcohol. I can smell orange blossom, petit grain and with a small touch of vanilla/sugar. The sillage and longevity are moderate with my skin. 9/10 (nice perfume but the price...)

Without reading the notes first, my initial impressions were: is this orange? lemon? Then there was greenness and twigs. When it settled down it smelled just like earl grey tea, although I now see there is neither lemon, orange, nor bergamot in the mix. I guess the tangarine is the initial orangey sweet blast--that disappears quickly--and the petitgrain is the green, lemon-bergamot note. A certain sweetness has now bloomed--the intended marshmallow and vanilla notes. Yes, after all the fast changes from spray to settle it definitely smells like a slightly vanilla earl grey tea. Not bad, but I think I'd like something stronger.

Definitely not my style since I dislike neroli and this has loads of it even if it's not listed. Not at all alike Love don't be shy which I have and love. The marshmallow note confuses one to think it's a gourmand but it's more a citrus aromatic and it has that metallic, cold neroli for those that like that in a perfume. Later on it softens a little bit due to vanilla/ marshmallow but it's hardly recognisable. Still, I appreciate the perfumers work and it's a nice perfume if you're looking for an interesting freshie. Edit: After many, many hours, the marshmallow shows but it's too late for me and the neroli ruins it.

Yes it’s *a lot* of neroli. I’m not getting the marshmallow or anything else.Its a Very high quality product and it’s evident they are using quality ingredients here. Heavy neroli if that’s your jam. I am not getting the love don’t be shy similarity but I appreciate how we all have different interpretations of scents. Edit:wearing today it’s been macerating for a while. The citrus neroli explosion is still dominate. No vanilla or marshmallow for me. Neroli fans check this out.

This smells like Love, Don't Be Shy, but it's heavier on the neroli. Unfortunately for me, I am not a neroli fan, so I prefer LDBS. Still, it is a great all-natural dupe if you are looking for one!