Made in Heaven

🥞🧈🥛🥠🍦🌼🌾🌤🪽 MOOD: #cottagecore #morning #breakfast #spring #sunny #joyful #idyllic FRAGRANCE: I'm totally fall in love with this fragrance! ♡ It's truly heavenly! It's a mild, mellow, and dense scent but it is also as light as a butterfly, + delicate & ethereal at the same time! ( light but potent, with nice longevity!) It's like you smear the creamy, sunshine painted gold-yellow and white toned clouds on the morning sky. This fragrance is sunny, milky, creamy, dreamy and joyful. The gorgeus silky tuberose petals are luscious, lush, fleshy and lactonfull. The lovely cereal accord has a slightly saltiness, but the main character of it is the buttery-frothy creaminess with just a hint of faint crunchiness. The juicy sweet mandarin is combinated with the solar, citrusy, waxy and apricot facets of the magnolia and in here with a pure and kind orangeblossom. This fruity-floral composition gives some fresh tone to the basically gourmand scentprofile. IMAGINATION: It's an idyllic warm spring moring on the french countryside. The birds are singing, the frothy, creamy clouds are playing tag, and the sunshine is warming up the air. Everything is so bucolic. And there is a nice cottage-house in the centre of this dreamy image. The walls made from bricks which are old and overgrown by ivy, whilst the sunrays shines trought the open windows of this pretty cottage. And in this little house there is girl in the kitchen who has a porcelain skin, and golden-blond, long, full and wavy hair what is messy because she woke up not so long ago. She wears an ivory colored little gown what is made from soft silk and she has breakfast at a little table what is covered by an antique lace tablecloth. Her breakfast contains irish butter, a freshly baked butterry & vanillary french croissant, a bowl of cereal, a glass of orange juice and a big glass of fresh milk. On the breakfast table there is an antique vase with a lush tuberose bouquet in it. The cottage-house has a pretty garden also, and from there, the light spring breeze takes the balmy smell of the orange blossoms and magnolias and fills the sunny room with it.

Made in Heaven by A Lab On Fire is a divine elixir of earthy ephemeral aromatic nuances, bringing satisfying pleasure, a complex combination of sweet, tart and warm. The perfume composition reveals itself divinely beautiful. The fresh Italian mandarin and orange blossom give only a hint of crunchy tartness before giving way to the voluptuous vanilla iris oil. A heart with lush florals of creamy magnolia, transparent tuberose and delicate indoline jasmine, unfold intoxicating sensuality. Narcotically, the color explosion provokes the senses with an incredibly beautiful, juicy voluptuous path. Surprising final teasing of milky-grain chord, recalls the sweet pleasures of childhood. Envelops you like a cloud-soft, fluffy and safe, which carries you beyond time and space, warm and fragrant as a bed of narcotic white flowers. Made in Heaven is fragrantly spatial elixir, vibrations of happiness, vibrations of satisfaction, paradise for the soul!

After falling in love and buying a full bottle of WWDIS Freckled & Beautiful I wanted to try more from this house and I'm gonna go broke! They have knack of creating nostalgic feeling fragrances while still being original. This one is one of my faves, by far! It's very feminine, sweet but not cheap or fake, floral without being all stuck up about it! I'm a huge fan of white floral forward fragrances and this one is very subdued on that front. All in all, it's an easy wear, appealing fragrance. I don't see ladies in their 40's liking this one, though. The whole house has very laid-back youthful vibe. You're not going to find Love Tuberose here (one of my faves!) I think this would work for people that aren't keen on tuberose or jasmine! If this one and Freckled and Beautiful is too "young" for you, try What We Do In Paris Is Secret. After about 5 min in it's kind of heavier, more on the powdered mature side of things.

Oh yes! This is by far one of the most interesting, long-lasting, powerful, just wonderful scents I’ve ever tested. It’s a floral gourmand, but it doesn’t smell like anything I’ve ever had before. Sweet, floral, with a hint of citrus. It is so powerful, I might even say the opening is almost overwhelming, but in a good way. I love the dry down, it’s sexy and it makes you feel confident. A huge compliment getter. I actually purchased it after I met a lady in a restaurant. When she came in, the aura around her was head-turning, angelic, amazing. It literally smelled like heaven. I had to ask her what it was right away. One practical down side - to me, the cloud when you spray it is almost too big. The amount of liquid going out of the bottle after one spray is so generous, it’s almost a stream. So be careful if you are a heavy sprayer! This one might almost get your clothes wet. But overall - it is a 9,5/10.

As the bitters:sweet song goes "Everyone dreams about heaven Nobody knows what to think The truth is that I go to heaven Every time you look at me" I haven't found yet something to describe better this fantastic fragrance. it's innocent, it's carnal, it's not too lightweight but not heavy also, like a cloud that keeps you suspended but has the strength to keep you safe, like a bed of narcotic white flowers, it has that warm feeling of a not too soft, not too crunchy bowl of cereals, it's a little sweet, a little intoxicating, a lot out of this world.

WOW! * - * is an innocent paradise... I perceive something that can not be explained in words, you have to try ... it's really wonderful! A parfum that tastes ancient and modern at the same time, it is an angelic essence that surrounds you and embraces you ... it has a sweet and floral aura, it is an unforgettable and complex perfume ... I will never forget it because it was immediately love . Thank you for this heavenly creation ... emotional and DIVINE! Sillage: 10./10 Longevity: 10./10 Scent: 10./10 Overall: 10./10

I can't believe this scent has so many negative reviews when all I get when I smell it is mouth-watering dessert. If I shut my eyes and try really hard, I think I can smell tuberose, but the notes are blended so well I just smell straight up gourmand. And I love gourmands, as long as they smell adult enough (as in, not like Pink Sugar). I definitely smell butter and something sweeter than caramel if possible. That must be the cereal accord. This is a comforting scent and it's in my top 20 list of favorites.

Whoa. Epic sillage and longevity. I could smell it for DAYS on my pillows and clothes. This is a super sweet cheerios-in-milk scent with orange and tuberose. Sometimes its nauseating with its sweetness. Overpowering, but intriguing nonetheless. I wish there was a lighter version because I would totally buy a FB.

Sniffing my arm and my eyes are rolling back in my skull. This is BEAUTIFUL. Gorgeous white floral, with something milky and warm and buttery making it almost edible and slightly sweet. Just a lovely warm floral, perfect for a hot summer night.

Transports me back to 2000's Mary-Kate and Ashley brand products from Walmart. Cereal note clings to wool beautifully. Girlie pop forever. Edit: Surprised this wasn't a part of the new discovery set. I miss this one.

Smells like whole grain cereal and milk with white florals, with just a hint of smelling your mom's pajama shirt in a hug <3. Not very sweet like a children's cereal. So heavenly and ever so slightly delicious.

Hell ya it is Made In Heaven. Love it. Pascal gaurin you are beauty. Amazing perfume even my dry skin. Longevity: 9/10 Sillage: 8/10 Parfum: 10/10. Overall : 9/10 MI_Italy.

Ok this is the official blurb - A creation from nose Pascal Gaurin, Made In Heaven is a wonderfully understated and luxurious scent, making use of a number of fine ingredients to produce a rapturous final effect. In the top, lemony magnolia petals are met with prize Italian mandarin for a sumptuous citrus accord, lent a delicate spice from saffron, the most opulent of spices. Mandarin transforms itself subtly into Tunisian orange flower as the scent moves into its heart notes, whereupon we are met with the delicate and beguiling aroma of creamy Indian tuberose, shot through with a bright bolt of purest jasmine sambac. As the base reveals itself, beautiful notes of sumptuous vanilla bean begin to come through, drawing you ever closer with their addictive quality. Accords of cereal pair perfectly with the creamy vanilla, with a bitter note of orris root lending complexity to the dry down for a wonderfully elegant, sophisticated fragrance. What do I get? Well I concur. It is indeed a powerful spicey/floral that is bordering on a full blown gourmand. There is briefly a very edible moment when the cereal appears early on but thankfully it is quickly but a shadow for the rest of the scents timeline. The other notes smother it to some degree. Trying to detect notes in this intense floral spice bomb is difficult. I do manage to pick out the lemon and orange elements and lots of jasmine but they are pretty swamped with the spices. If you try this then don't freak out immediately. Patience. The dry down is a unique floral, moist spice cake and worth waiting for. I think I was hoping Neela Vermeire scents would be like this. The smells of India are pretty much always strong and intense. I think it's unisex. Although a little sweet it is just the right amount not to scare the fellas off. Very good longevity and sillage. This is definitely a scent for chilly days when you want something to warm you up.

i like it just fine, though i can easily see this being considered cloying. the cereal note is apparent, very much an unsweetened shredded wheat type, and no milk. not a surprise as milk isnt listed but a lot of people seem to get a milky scent, but i do not ^^; though like i said, the cereal isnt sweet but the whole rest of this very much is. intense mandarin syrup type sweet. i like that, just something isnt quite making me love it.. reviews appear so heavily biased in favour that no pros and cons list was generated..? if ever one should show up, i would like it to note that the orange dye in this must be too strong as i own a good many perfumes with coloured juice and ive never had an issue, but i reached for this today, sprayed it on my white camisole...and it showed up in a big splotch!! i rushed her to the sink....but to no avail....now just hoping the wash will come through for me...

There's something muddy and a bit dusty/stale about this concoction as it dried down. Just out of the vial it was very strong, sweet and with pronounced floral/caramel notes. Within 5 minutes it went to stronger wheat paste and industrial cleaning fluid. Strong and off-putting. So glad I sampled first. I think on someone with the right chemistry it could be stunning, but I wouldn't blind buy this one. Update: I tried it again...in a micro-dose. I just touched the sample vial stopper to my skin, and at this low volume it's rather pleasant on this cool, breezy and rainy day. I think dialing down the monster sillage really helps to fade Made in Heaven's seemingly rough edges to the background. Now it's easier to sit next to. This scent reminds me of fresh white flowers in a library study, and its mood is rather nostalgic, charming and calming. Glad I kept my sample.

Notes: Safran, magnolia petals, Italian mandarin, jasmine sambac, tuberose, orange flower, cereal accord, orris, natural vanilla bean. Well-blended, beast longevity. However, it is a bit too thick on me. I would never finish a full bottle. This is definitely a night-out scent, don't try it to office (or only one spray). It is Heavy gorumand, not so much vanilla though, rather a quite unique cereals Accord, tuberose, orange and a tiny bit of tuberose. Orris and amber are very prominent. It reminds of Mugler Alien, if you like Alien, you will definitely like Made in Heaven. A very potent juice.

Something about this amber floral smell pretty dated to me, but whenever I actually wear this I CANNOT stop smelling my wrist. For the first hour or two the amber, jasmine, magnolia dominate, which reminds me of Victoria's Secret Rapture (my mom wore it when I was little). After a few hours it mellows into a warm, creamy comforting smell, which must be the cereal accord. To me that's the best part.

This is a really potent, citrusy jasmine and orange blossom scent on me. I'd say it leans more floral than it does gourmand. I do enjoy it but wouldn't rock it every day because it is so strong. I actually thought my bottle had leaked when I received it in the mail, but no, it's just really that potent! I had no idea that cereal was in the notes until I looked it up, I don't really pick up on it.

Love how orange this smells The smell of cereal combines with it and its like nothing i have ever smelt before. This is quite sweet and mostly floral, I definitely smell a hint of saffron too. I thinks its a fun and feminine scent. Notes: Safran, magnolia petals, Italian mandarin, jasmine sambac, tuberose, orange flower, cereal accord, orris, natural vanilla bean.

Jasmine, orange blossom and very laconic tuberose(like in amouage love tuberose or Caron tubereuse marveilleuse) plus edible element:) it's good to have it when it's cold outside, but very sunny) this scent harmonises my sensory perception with what i see 😀🏔️❄️☀️. For everyday it's too sweet, simple and girly, but comforting when it's needed. :)

POV: you're a fairy and you subsist on bowls of vanilla milk filled with orange blossom and magnolia petals. Enchanting. Intoxicating. Layers beautifully with Kilian's Moonlight in Heaven to feel a bit more sophisticated.

Super sweet romantic, lactonic creamy white floral which is somehow reminiscent of Libre intense by YSL. Very feminine and I’m only just sampling but I imagine it would be a compliment magnet!

Just like any other white floral, smells like jasmine, very reminiscent of Michael Kors. You **really** have to pay attention to notice the cereal note.

A very beautiful intoxicating white floral with powdery orris undertones. For me, tuberose is the most prominent note, followed by the vanilla and the orange blossom. Orange blossom is known to give fragrances a slightly sexier and provocative vibe, and the vanilla note makes the fragrance extrememly addictive. It is for sure leaning on the feminine side, especially considering its sweet and powdery undertones and exotic opening of the white florals. For me this fragrance is not worth buying, simply because I am not generally obsessed over tuberose fragrances, and currently own only one in my collection - Kilian Good Girl Gone Bad. The Kilian fragrance fits my needs on days when I need a small boost of mood and a beautiful white floral bouquet blast. I do find the fragrances similar, but I feel like the Kilian does not have the cozy and powdery base, attributed to the orris and "bread-like" cereals. In other words, Kilian is less gourmand.

This fragrance does not stand out to me in any way. It doesn't smell like a niche perfume, it doesn't have the same interest. It is a pretty scent, but extremely generic. It smells like any random designer perfume. Something about Marc Jacobs Daisy, Michael Kors etc, all smell vaguely similar to me. They smell like "perfume" if that makes sense lol. I did not even know there was a cereal and laconic note until I read some of the reviews. I quite like those notes, but I didn't pick up on it initially. I can *vaguely* smell it now that I am looking for it. It smells pretty, just more like a teenager. Or first year of college scent. Sweet and linear.

smelled again. very candy floral opening which i liked. but drydown was just run-of-the-mill jasmine

plain & light citrus / orange blossom mixed with childlike sweetness. cream-colored.

23F I got a sample of this one with my order at Luckyscent because the notes looked interesting. As others said, the juice is neon pink, so be careful with your clothes. My grandma was with me when I was testing the sample, and she said that it smelled like a cheap prostitute. I couldn't get that out of my head, but I revisited the sample a year later. It starts with a sharp sweetness that I can't stand and later comes down to just sweetness. In the dry down, it gets better and a bit of the cereal note starts to appear. Both the quality and longevity are there, but even then it smells soooo cheap and for the price tag. I can't think someone over 15 wearing this. The branding is amazing and would love to test other fragances from the house, but this one is no for me. 3/10

I feel very daring to comment this perfume without any notes listed and being a complete amateur in the world of perfumes.. I've received the sample of Made in Heaven as a part of LuckyScent Fall 2014 Sample Pack so I had no expectations towards it. For me Made in Heaven is a pure violet, maybe with a smallish hint of caramel. I may detect a resiny, vanilly undertone, hidden under the powerful waves of violet blossoms after several hours of wearing. Sillage and longevity are impressive, unfortunately, I'm not a fan of violet and that's what this scent is all about.

Horrible. Absolutely terrible. Super sweet candied floral notes (tuberose? jasmine?), screechingly synthetic in smell and texture, and set to an obnoxious, headache-inducing volume. Honestly, this smells like it should be a body lotion with Honey Booboo's face on the bottle. Juvenile, tacky, and extremely loud, even with a terrible cold this is cutting straight through the room and annoying the hell out of me. The worst thing I've smelled all year. Steer clear.

Orange blossom and Cap'n Crunch. Definitely caught my nose in the shop, enough to take home a sample but after a full wearing decided it made me queasy. Probably one of the lines more intense scents. I enjoyed testing it: the cereal accord is toasty and very edible smelling. It's fun and unique and unexpected in the way that maybe Amouage Interlude Woman is with its Jolly Rancher accord, but I couldn't wear that one beyond a half hour either.

The notes from the A Lab on Fire website: Notes: Top~ safran, magnolia petals LMR, Italian mandarin Mid~ jasmine sambac abs LMR, tuberose abs India LMR, orange flower abs Tunisia LMR Dry~ “cereal accord,” orris abs LMR, natural vanilla bean CO2 extract LMR Style: carnal, innocent I guess it makes sense that I wouldn't care for this much. It's okay, but something about white flowers makes me a little queasy.

Must love magnolia, orange blossom and tuberose to wear this, and then please use only one spray because it will clear the room if you use more than that. I've yet to be impressed with the Lab on Fire line and this one hasn't changed my mind about it. Suddenly my Truth or Dare smells better and better to me compared to this hot mess. Definitely a sample first kind of scent!

This smells like sour milk to me with some flowers on top. Reminds me of messy children after breakfast on Saturday morn. No people No.

I don' t know why, but this one on me stinks (i would describe this something like an urinal "note"). A big disappointment...

Very warm and feminem, i wore on my date with my bf and women were asking me what i wear I smell nice hahah:)

The cereal note is delightful but the white florals are making this too screechy and unpleasant for my taste

Sharp and cloying. White flowers done in the worst way. The cereal/vanilla/orris is doing no work here.

Looks like this fragrance should be getting the equivalent of a Razzie!! My story about Made in Heaven is this... I was looking for a fragrance to get my husband for Christmas last year. I ordered some samples, left them on our dresser, and told him to try a few and let me know his thoughts. I had ordered the Made in Heaven sample for myself, but he ended up putting it on. He came home from work that day and said he really enjoyed smelling himself that day. It had seemed kindof feminine to me, so just to be sure, I told him to wear it again. He had the same positive reaction. I thought it smelled OK too, not my favorite, but he seemed to like it so much I went ahead and bought it for him. The first time he sprayed it on I thought "Oh no, what have I done??" It was SO strong, cloying, this huge screaming BIG WHITE FLORAL over Fruit Loops. This, from a man who detests every single big white floral I've sampled. WHAT?? Does his nose work?? Does mine?? Maybe not. I asked him why he hasn't been wearing it recently and he said someone walked into his office and asked if there was a candle burning. Point of my rambling story is, I think this is really not bad when used in moderation. Dabbing and spraying does make a big difference to my nose. The cereal accord is actually quite comforting to me, but I'm just not sure the rest of the statement (a LOUD one) this fragrance makes is my cup of tea.

This is powerful! Reminds me of Arabic perfume formulations in its insistence to announce its presence. The Orange essence, like the sharp oil in a blood orange peel is strong, with some slightly medicinal woody essence that anchors sweet amber and slightly tuberose notes. No clarity on the notes to be honest as they all meld to the resinous Orangeyness. Dark orange. Application has to be done with sensible caution to not knock folk out. Definitely unisex to me. Could induce headaches due to that heavy heady base. Night time Summer party party on the beach perfume. Not experienced the dry down yet. Currently swimming in a heavenly haze of meditative Orange.

Impressions: Teenager Young Life Colourful and Spunky City Life Notes (for myself): Pink Bubblegum Purple Berries Cooked ripe mango White flowers Yellow flowers Honey Seasons: All seasons Since it has a gourmandish vibe in the background I feel it can be worn in winter as well. It's very sweet but not cloyingly sweet and young at heart, almost somewhat cheap smelling like a perfume for teenage kids, (which I don't mind) But I suppose can suite an occasion where everyone's spirits will be livened up. I appreciate the fragrance very much because in a cupboard full of seriously heavy and layered perfumes, this has a special place for special days.

I was honestly afraid to try this. When I popped open the sample I got a nuclear blast of grape soda white floral. Thinking that this was going to be like a super strong Britney spears raidance I dabbed with caution. As it moved to the dry down I got the odd dry cereal accord and maybe the saffron started showing up more? A strange dry cereal funk. What an odd thing to see all the negative reviews on here, I thought I'd be the only one to not like it. I thought musc maori had a similar funk but smelled 10 times worse! Ultimately, I don't care for this, but it wasn't as scary as I thought it'd be.

This is lovely and comforting. Extremely lactonic....that cereal note is captured. It’s more like a warmed bowl of cream of wheat. This is a mixture of messy sexy and freckled and beautiful. Nutty, cozy, lactonic and none of it is off putting. I get no sour notes. This is that carefree, white tee and jeans (with perhaps a nice cashmere cardigan) it girl but not in your face type of way. She just is without trying. I love this scent. It’s inviting and intoxicating.

super syrupy cereal with sugar dusted milk, mixed with the smell of a citrus scented shampoo. entirely synthetic, I would actually feel embarrassed if someone smelled this on me out in the world, it's very child-like and girly in a fake synthetic way. When i was wearing my sample my boyfriend repeatedly asked me what smelled so strong. I asked if he liked the smell and he said he thought i just forgot to wash the shampoo out of my hair. its not for me!

I imagine a dirty blond with beautiful freckles in a white dress walking along the California coastline barefoot without a care in the world everytime I smell this.Now I’m very opened minded when it comes to fragrance & I wear many so called “feminine” fragrances,but I can’t get myself to wear this out in public.Either way I will always have a bottle in my collection since I adore the scent & guess this will be one I enjoy in private(sigh).

I don't know about that one, there is a note in it that is too much, like tubérose mixed with the saffron!? The scent is foody, not in a good way for me...like an oriental food vibe.. So not impressed, the Lab on Fire has done better, this isn't outstanding, it is a buttery floral scent. Just smells off to my nose. It reminded me of a lighter version of Lutens, Un bois farine, in the foody vibe.

Vanilla, amber, cotton, and lennon fabrics. Amber is the major note mingled with magnolia, cashmere, lilies, and woods. It's most likely milky and i think tuberose is there! White floral milky blend in general. fair.

If anyone is interested I have a 50ml for 75€ in EU, I decided it’s not my style. Syrupy sweet white florals, very similar to freckled and beautiful, whose sample is more my thing.

Hello to all connoisseurs of divine fragrances, I am asking a question with concern, have most of our favorite fragrances from the brand been discontinued?

If you like flowerbomb but feel it's too intense or mature, made in heaven may be for you. It's quieter but still smells so similar. Worth $200? Not sure.