Oui a l'Amour

This is Flowerbomb's younger sister (I'm going to be kind and not call it a dupe)... It's basically the same scent with a bit of the air taken out of its tires. Truthfully, while Flowerbomb is certainly the superior fragrance, I find Oui a l'Amour a touch more on the whimsical side; more open to possibilities. If you like Flowerbomb but find it too heavy to wear, I strongly suggest looking into Oui a l'Amour. That's not to say it's a light airy buy. It isn't. But it's sheer enough to be somewhat more versatile.

I got this with my order from YR. But it is a unexpected winner. While working in kindergarten I don't wanna smell heavy and this perfume is perfect for those days. It is a light floral fragrance which you can just spray on. Though I get loads of compliments when I wear this! It's is a very inexpensive fresh fragrance whitout the cheapness in it(aside from the bottle). Even though I have a lot of perfume, this one get picked quite often!

I loved this perfume. It smells like a clean floral, slightly sweet and elegant scent. It slightly reminds me of the dry down of FlowerBomb. I owned it for a while and it smelled really amazing. I am kind of torn about whether I should repurchase it, it doesn't last long at all. It's not harmful, wearable to the office and university.

If you like Amor Amor or Amor Amor In a Flash, or even Fancy (J.Simpson), you will like this one. Pretty, romantic. Floral and sweet. Good job !

This is a beautifully fresh and quite natural rose, plus a lot more going on. To me it leans both distinctly sweet and somewhat powdery, but (until the drydown) it clearly remains a fresh fragrance; you could say it's this type of clean-fresh-sweet perfume, but a rosey take on it, both watery and powdery, on a quite substantial tonka base. As a friend of light and airy perfumes I do find this very sweet and only wear it in the cold, which matches its great longevity. The sillage is polite though, no beasts to be found here. The fresher notes recede in the drydown (after ~10hrs on me) and what stays is a smooth, sweet, powdery and creamy rose that never looses its watery freshness. It actually reminds me a bit of Lacroix Tumulte then, rare by now but a beautiful and luscious rose-tonka. It has an autumnal beauty to it, only Tumulte goes there straight away whereas Oui plays a different game for a long time. This could be the perfume for a sunny day in spring, so bright and promising but still dominated by the cold. YR's previous packaging of this was beautiful, this and especially Quelque Notes d'Amour, with the heart shape carved out of the glass. And do you have any idea how cute the minis were? So detailed and well made. A lot of their packagings have been changed drastically a while ago, currently the old versions are still pictured here though.