Magnolia

I can't seem to buy this anywhere anymore (Australia). Not seen it instore for years. Can anyone help? I wore it to death in my 20s, and I'd love to see if I'd still enjoy it.

Pure magnolia. But not classic magnolia: sweet and redolent of lemon and vanilla. A bit green, kind of raw and sharp. A magnolia blossom on the first day of bloom, before the scents develop and blend. If you like green, cool scents this is a must. A real refresher for a hot and humid day.

I recently found a couple of mostly empty bottles of Magnolia bubble bath and a 90% empty bottle of the eau de toilette kicking around in storage for about 16 years. Apparently someone in the family scooped up a bunch of Yardley things round 2010 or so when they were discontinuing everything. It’s a really lovely fresh, green, sappy, dewy magnolia, and I’m sad it’s no longer in production now I’m smelling it and remembering the mid to late 2000s. Inspired by J'adore as it used to smell in the 90s/2000s. Yardley is really nothing like it used to be, it’s terrible now, which makes me even sadder!

I don't know the Magnolia by Yves Rocher... sorry But this one, i can say, its very nice. Its a green-fresh bright floral... pleasant and cozy. Smell like fresh white magnolia after rain. The dry down reveals soft notes of hyacinth... Its not sharp for my nose :) That is good :) This one is my second favorite of this yardley line... my first is Yardley Orange :) But its difficult to find -in my country at least-

I would say it is a true single note magnolia I cant discern the hyacinth at all goes on well at first but like most Yardley eaus does not last long I find the body spray lasts longer same smell but more powdery. I dont like the Yves Rocher my self I think it has a more astringent smell.

This is a fresh green spring floral---but it lacks the creaminess of the magnolia flower in bloom. I also have Yves Rocher's magnolia--which I think comes closer to the actual scent of the flower. This is perfectly nice though!!