Manifesto L’Eclat

To start off this review I just want to take a moment to comment on how much I love the shape of this perfume bottle. I don't know about you lovely people but regardless of how good a perfume smells if I do not like the bottle it makes it really hard for me to use the fragrance because I always like to create a beautiful display. I finally blind bought this perfume online after no luck of finding it in any store to sample. This fragrance had been on my wish list for a very long time. I really tried to love the original and elixir because those were the only ones I could find in store, but were just too sweet for me! I do like gourmands, but really classy well done ones that are not screechy/headache inducing. With that being said, I'm not saying the original wasn't well done but it was just too sweet for me making the L'eclat a better option for me. L'eclat, although similar to the other manifestos has the green notes in it that balance it more and stops it from being so sweet. Upon initial spray the perfume is a bit loud and sharp, however after a minute or so this perfume turned into the most beautiful, comforting, classy, feminine scent. Indeed this fragrance is the sparkling, luminous, and fresher one out of the three. I absolutely adore L'eclat! This fragrance is the most beautiful balance between sweet and fresh. Sensual and warm, I think this fragrance is actually perfect for the entire year. I understand why others might not prefer it in the winter because maybe it might not be as bold, but I think a double spritz will make it bold enough and sometimes I actually do love a fragrance that doesn't project as much silage. I enjoy only having those who get close to me smell it. It creates more intimate moments. Although silage isn't as strong in colder weather, in the summer I believe it would be just perfect and I cant wait to use it in warmer weather. L'eclat reminds me of a fragrance that leaves your trail lingering and those who smelt you still remembering you. Perfect for a first date! I'm so happy to have discovered and be a part of fragrantica. I really appreciate all the useful reviews all members leave to help others as this was a blind buy for me and I am very happy. I believe that I have totally found a gem and will buy another back up bottle just in case I struggle getting it again. xx

L’Eclat is a lovely new addition to the Manifesto family. It’s quite an unusual fragrance; feminine and subtle, yet very recognisable with a nice modern edge. Whereas the original Manifesto, as well as the Elixir edition are both very sweet, with a dominant powdery vanilla note; L’Eclat offers a good balance of sweet and fresh. This version is a lot lighter, more versatile and easier to wear. If you find the previous two a little too sweet and heavy- this EDT edition might be perfect for you. The opening of L’Eclat is absolutely divine. It’s very distinctively aromatic, sweet and green all at the same time. In fact, if the opening notes persisted throughout the entire composition, this would probably be one of my favourite fragrances of all time. It’s a real shame that the scent dries down so quickly... The transition from the opening to the drydown is so quick, that I’m not really picking up on the heart notes in-between. There are some soft floral accords lingering in the background (namely freesia and orange blossom), but they are very faint. The drydown is still very pleasant, with the familiar vanilla and tonka bean smoothed out with cashmere and sandalwood. It’s sweet and powdery, and very light, with a hint of something fresh to keep it interesting. It’s recognisably from the ‘Manifesto’ family, but a little shier and gentler than its antecedents. The only real criticism I have of this is the longevity, which isn't great (the scent becomes very faint after 2-3 hours). Thankfully I got the largest bottle, so I can keep respraying just to get to smell the divine opening... Also, I normally don’t go into price tags, but this time, I have to say I was surprised. A full, 90ml bottle of this version was cheaper than the smallest bottle of the original Manifesto (at a full price before reduction), so it might be worth looking into. I strongly recommend this to all the Manifesto fans; but also to those who are just looking for a lovely, soft and sweet fragrance for the spring and summer months. :) ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ

I love all things YSL Manifesto but this one in particular stands out and is adored! It has the same amazing fluffy vanilla, the same tangy lime and neroli, the same weighty and grounded sandlewood. The difference could be in the green tea but it's not the same green tea you find in Flowerbomb or Elizabeth Arden Green Teas. It's more aromatic. And there is some note of sugar water, like the kind you might use to make homemade lemonade in the summer with freshly squeezed lemons. It's sweet for sure but not overpowering or heavy. And it doesn't last the whole time, it's just in the opening. The dry down gets back to the more traditional Manifesto which is totally fine with me since, as I said, I love it. They all wear so well and fit plenty of occasions and seasons. I know this seems to many to be a spring/summer flanker, and I can see why since it does feel lighter than the original, but I'd also argue that if you only wanted one Manifesto, this would be an excellent choice and could be worn year round with no problem. This scent makes me happy, makes people around me happy, it represents me well, light but interesting and substantial. Beautifully composed and always makes me want more. My one and only issue is that of all of them, this Manifesto lasts the least amount of time on my skin and requires the most frequent re-application. Yes, I enjoy the opening notes so much that it doesn't bother me to smell them over and over again, but, it is hard to profess my love for such a divine scent when I can't wholeheartedly endorse it's quality. I am certain YSL can find a way to increase its endurance. Once they have done that, I can give a 10/10. Until then, I still give this a very stron 9/10!

It actually smells like a lighter, smoother version of Armani's Si to me, Si with the sharp edges filed down (both are sweet vanillas with a 'crisp & clean' woody/green aspect, note that they share alot of notes in common too), crossed with the regular Manifesto. It is also vaguely reminiscent of Dior Addict 2012, but minus the depth and darkness...this fragrance is all about light and tenderness. It was love at first sniff! But when it got difficult to find, I went for Si instead. It's that clean, green feel to it contrasting with the loveliest syrupy vanilla that got me hooked...it has this beautiful, ethereal vibe. If I am to be completely honest, Manifesto L'Eclat smells better than Si (going by smell alone)...and it's not easy to admit that as Si is my signature! If this was more widely available, more concentrated and had better staying power, it would be my signature instead of Si. Now, Si may be abit rougher around the edges and abit less refined, but it wins in the sillage/longevity and availability departments, hands down. Si is also more 'bang for my buck' because I don't need to spray much, it's more potent and has more presence, whilst Manifesto L'eclat is more discrete and delicate, too balanced and peaceful to make a statement. But by itself, L'Eclat's longevity is not too shabby, 7-8 hours when I tested it on my skin, with soft-moderate sillage... gets close to the skin sooner than I prefer though. I personally wouldn't wear this in summer due to the sweetness (we get really warm, sweaty summers here), and it's too delicate for the dead of winter ...but it's perfect for spring, fall, and winter's early days.

I love this! The opening is very interesting with the tea and green notes combined with vanilla. It is fresh and inviting but cool at first. The dry down is exquisite and quite different to the opening. It reminds me of a much more gentle pure poison and I really want to re-purchase pure poison now because this is so good! The dry-down is a warm and cuddly vanilla-floral. It really is a skin-scent but I think that's what's great about it - you can smell like sexy pure poison only for people you actually WANT to smell you, rather than smelling delicious to everybody you pass. Think a day or work appropriate version of pure poison that gives you more of a refreshing feeling because of the tea. It smells very expensive and even though the opening is quite unusual and different to other perfumes, it somehow reminds me of something from the past. I'm not sure exactly what it reminds me of but it brings back happy memories. Sadly this seems to have been discontinued and it is not that easy to find any more. I got a bottle for a reasonable price but I will probably not repurchase unless it is still available in many years for the same kind of price.

Wow Manifestó L'Eclat was a blind buy for me that totally took me by surprise a succulent explosion of Vanilla Currant buds and Tonka bean that enveloped my body and soul... Sensuality in a bottle Absolutely amazing and warm yet refreshing, the green tea accord with bergamot and vanilla slowly warms ups with the tonka bean, Mysore sandalwood and cashmere woods leaving a woodsy trail. Oh my so delicious! If you are into vanilla, tonka bean and currant buds, this is a must have! YSL Manifesto L'Eclat When it dries up almost feels like ADDICT by Dior. The YSL L'Eclat maybe a bit fresh and greener but equally just as sexy and enticing Sillage and longevity are great!

I love the original Manifesto and while this very similar, it's a bit lighter. I would describe the original as a woodsy vanilla and this as a green vanilla. Either way, both great renditions of vanilla. I appreciate the way the vanilla is not surrounded by a lot of fruits and florals. Vanilla can take an odd turn on my skin when it's surrounded by too many fruity or floral notes. This smells like pure aromatic vanilla goodness all the way through. I also love the powdery drydown. The powdery note comes through a little earlier in the original. The sillage and longevity are exceptional for an EDT. I love the Manifesto line, it's just beautiful.

I am wearing this today, I have tried the original but found it too sickly sweet and it only lasted about 2 hours. The éclat however is a much more beautiful fragrance. It is still quite similar to the original but it is less sweet and somehow seems warmer and just nicer to my nose. I wouldn't say it is lighter but perhaps it's the addition of the green notes that are making this more appealing to me. It is a beautiful subtle vanilla that is not overpowering and would easily suit any time of day or occasion. I would love to have this for the cooler winter weather. I sprayed it 4 hours ago and it's still going strong!

I own this and the original. I sprayed the original on one arm and this on the other arm. At first they smell exactly the same to me. After about an hour and they have completely dried down, this is more woody on my skin, where as the original is sweeter. Apart from that I find no difference in them. I think I like this more, simply because I like woody scents. As I have only had them for a few days, I may change my mind on which one I like the best, but I'm certainly leaning in the direction of this one at the moment.

Manifesto L'eclat eau de toilette is a great mix of Vanilla, Tonka and Cashmere wood, warm, sexy, cosy, flrity, womanish. This one reminds me of DKNY Cashmere MIst - but they have different top and middlenotes. They are like sisters in basnote. Manifesto L'eclat eau de Toilette är en ljuvlig mix av Vanilj, Tonka, Cashmere. Varm, kramig, sexig, flirtig och otroligt kvinnlig. Denna påminner lite om DKNY Cashmere mist - men de har lite olika topp och mellanoter. De strålar samman i den varma mjuka basen.

Manifesto L'Éclat has all the qualities of the original Manifesto without the bland, dull finish that I disliked. The addition of green tea and white florals makes this version easier to wear in daytime, youthful and even more glamour. And it LASTS. I'm used to eaux de parfum who stay maximum 4 hour on my skin. This is an eau de toilette and one spray lasts 7 hours and more, while creating a great sensual sillage. I'm so happy !

They did it! After 2 attempts they succeeded. Well yes, this is a feminist YSL perfume. Green, slightly vanilla, aromatic, strong but with a personal coating, dignified, vertical and most important cold. What can I say, good job YSL maybe you will even manage to recover the feminist public you had in the 90's after all. Hmm 🤔 I could have sworn they wouldn't be able to launch such a fragrance type...never say never.

This is my favorite of the 4 versions, I've tested them all. This one is the most uplifting, easy-going scent. I don't so much sense the citrus, but more the acidity of it. Still every single one of them made my head go dizzy when I inhaled them up close for too long. They have this calming tranquilizing quality to them, that can be perceived as mind-fogging.

Not as great as the "Elixir Manifesto" (which is a masterpiece) but better than the original "Manifesto". This one remains a beautiful oriental scent, high-end and seductive but less powdery or creamy. Spring floral energy, but also more of a greener Vanilla ! ❤️ Very different from the boring current trend on the market... 9/10

Beautifully green vanilla with breezy jasmine & orange blossom all on a woody vanilla-tonka base. Sweet and warm oriental, but with a definite lightness that is very approachable and comforting. Perfect for warm weather, especially if you find Manifesto overwhelming in the warmer months. Lasts for around 6-8 hrs.

On my skin, this feels like a fresher, more wearable version of Emporio Armani Lei. I’ve noticed that whenever a fragrance includes some kind of tea note, I instantly find it refreshing and intriguing, and this one’s no exception. I love the classic Manifesto, and I enjoy this one a lot as well.

I bought a 100ml bottle and it arrived broken. But the smell is fantastic. I have no idea how it would be on skin but it smells like a version that you could enjoy in warm weather. I will definetly get another!!

This is the nicest version to me. I found the others too sweet & cloying, this is the Vanilla & Orange Blossom featherbed I had really wanted. Elegant, understated & distinctive.

I like Manifesto, I love Manifesto l'elixir, I adore Manifesto l'eclat! It has a green note that makes it more " wearable" . It's not headache inducing, for sure!

top: botanical, sweet, zesty middle: rose, jasmine, freezie kind of smell base: same as middle notes this is so underrated! a beautiful fragrance, 9 /10.

The most beautiful perfume I ever tried. Deep, mysterious and ethereal. Lovely. I don't think I'll ever get fed up with it.

Tried today, it's gorgeous. It's a lovely, powdery, feminine scent. A very clean and soft smell. Beautiful.

YSL Manifesto L'Eclat, when just applied on me, smells different close up and from afar. When I sniff my wrist directly, the leafy, pungent aspect of black currant leaf is dominating. But when I catch a whiff in the air, it's a deep tonka and vanilla. The differences make it quite intriguing. After about 1 hour, when the sillage drops, the leafy characteristic also fades. Instead, it's the juicy, tart black currant fruit that balances with the powdery vanilla. The powdery texture actually feels like powdered sugar. Manifesto L'Eclat feels very fruity and sugary, but cashmere and sandalwood, while complementing the vanilla and tonka bean, also help to keep it from being immature or overly girly. Along with time, the fruity aspect also gradually fades, and it eventually becomes a deep, sensual, yet cosy skin scent of vanilla, with a slight caramel and chocolate nuance. The sillage is moderate and the longevity is around 8 hours. I only briefly smelt the other two Manifesto, thus can't really compare. But even though there is promient fruity note in L'Eclat, I sitll find it a relatively thick vanilla fragrance. I'd recommend it as an adult and relatively substantial vanilla to those who have a sweet tooth.

I really like this one (leaning to love). I can't explain why, it's neither unique nor will it stop people dead in their tracks. But it is extremely lovely. It's sweet (leaning to candied), rich and feminine but clean at the same time, so it doesn't get cloying...best of all it has SUPERB longevity for an EDT and leaves a lovely trail behind you. I was most impressed that it lasted all day on me when I tried it, and though there may be a few smell-alikes out there, this one wins extra points for developing beautifully over the hours (instead of just fading off into some typical sweet-musk base too soon)...a quality product. I do sort of agree with the reviews comparing it to Addict (especially the new one), it's like a softer, sweeter and fresher version. Or more accurately, it is a cleaner, 'spring-time' version of the original (which I love as well but often find too sweet), though I would wear this one all year round. So bottom line, if you need something sweet, candied, flirty but also clean, grown-up, sophisticated and non-cloying (with sillage and longevity powers to boot), this is your lady. Signature scent material.

Manifesto L'Eclat is the fresher, chicer twin of Manifesto. It's fresh, modern and sophisticated, and I immediately think of a very powerful young lady when I first caught a whiff of it. Definite powerhouse in any young woman's perfume cellar. It opens very bright and fresh, the top notes amalgamating into very seductive mix. The freshness of its opening, however, dulls down into this very confusing residual dry-down. It's neither sweet nor bitter, neither heavy nor light, but one thing for sure: it's rather overwhelming and dizzying. Lots of vanilla with potpourri, yet it's not light or sweet. Thankfully, this only appears after one or two days, so you've got all the goodness of L'Eclat before this sinister side rears its head. Overall, I feel that L'Eclat is a very lovely addition to the Manifesto range. Bottle is modern, chic and beautiful, and it does justice to the juice it contains. Just make sure that you don't use too much of it; two in the right spots are more than enough to last you all day, and more will result in it wearing you instead of the other way round. Rating: 8/10

If you are looking for a warm weather friendly Manifesto, the L'Eclat might be right for you. They both share the same DNA. L'Eclat opens with a fresh, green, citrus that dries down to a soft, powdery, floral vanilla. The citrus is bright a juicy and the tea is crisp and refreshing. The vanilla and tonka in the drydown gives it a soft, powdery sweetness. Like the original Manifesto, L'Eclat is a great, grown woman vanilla. It's a more "serious" smelling vanilla, it is more herbal smelling than baked good. I mostly reserve this for warmer weather, but it works well all year as a more subtle fragrance. I find the original Manifesto a strong projector, so L'Eclat might be more appropriate for a more serious occasion or the office. The longevity is quite good. It lasts on my skin 8-10 hour, but the projection is quite soft. It stays close to the skin right from initial application and is a complete skin scent within the first hour or two. I wish it prijected a bit more, but the longevity makes up for it for me.

This is the freshest, most sophisticated spring/summer vanilla I have smelled to date. There's a fluffy, breezy feel to it that keeps the scent light and airy, similar to the feel of D&G Pour Femme and Lacoste Sensuelle (the scents are not the same). It's also similar in sweetness. It's gorgeous yet so easy to wear. Longevity is moderate, longer lasting on clothes, and projection is moderate-to-soft. But be careful not to over-spray or else you'll lose the breezy freshness and get starchy stuffiness instead, trust me. This is my favorite out of the three Manifesto's. The original is not very unique to my nose, it's best in winter but it just doesn't compete with my Le Couvent des Minimes. The Elixir is too citrus, scratchy white floral for my taste.

When the original Manifesto came out, I really wanted to like it. I love most of the notes in it, but when I tried it on I found the fragrance rather boring. I mean I liked it, but not enough to actually buy it - mainly because the drydown contained a twang of something just a little bit too heavy and pungent that kind of rubbed me the wrong way. I didn't even know this fragrance had been released, but when I read the reviews, I knew I had to try it - and oh, bliss - it's precisely what I'd wished the original Manifesto smelled like. This is simply devine, and the drydown is so cosy, creamy and heavenly. And best of all - it's staying power is amazing for an eau de toilette. In my opinion they ought to include this in the collection permanently.

Creme brulé accompanied by green jasmine tea instead of sugared coffee or desert wine. That's the essence of Manifesto L’Eclat and the fusion works quite well. It’s a green vanilla, further grounded by a huge dose of tonka bean. The sandalwood and cashmere add some warmth and it’s cosy, softly sensual and attractive in a subdued sort of way. A manifesto? If so it's rooted in a rather traditional approach to perfumery. Nothing new or groundbreaking there. Overall Manifesto L'Eclat is comforting and pretty basic, but it does have a tender mellowness and I can easily imagine it being just about right in autumn or winter. Look forward to re-visiting once the temperature is appropriate.

I love the original Manifesto and while this very similar, it's a bit lighter. I would describe the original as a woodsy vanilla and this as a green vanilla. Either way, both great renditions of vanilla. I appreciate the way the vanilla is not surrounded by a lot of fruits and florals. Vanilla can take an odd turn on my skin when it's surrounded by too many fruity or floral notes. This smells like pure aromatic vanilla goodness all the way through. I also love the powdery drydown. The powdery note comes through a little earlier in the original. The sillage and longevity are exceptional for an EDT. I love the Manifesto line, it's just beautiful.

قبل از این که عطر رو تست کنید دل سیر غذا بخورید چون شاید هنگام تست عطر ، مچ دستتون رو گاز بگیرید : دی این عطر بسیار گرم ، شیرین و دلربا ست شروع شیرین و گرمی داره با وانیل که همراه اون یه نت های چوبی ضعیفی هم حس میشه . چیزی نمیگذره که لوبیای تونکا هم به این روایح اضافه میشه ولی سخت در اشتباهید اگر فکر میکنید دیگه تموم شده این نت های شیرین یه بوی ضعیف که البته به نظر بنده بیشتر شبیه بوی کشمش سیاه میمونه این روایح شیرین رو همراهی میکنه در کل ماندگاری حدودا4 ساعت و پخش خوب در ساعت اول و پخش ضعیف در ساعات بعدی رو خواهد داشت اگر عاشق عطرای شیرین هستید یه تستی داشته باشید

L'eclat is 90% similar to the first version of the YSL Manifesto. Soft vanilla, a bit of tonka bean, a little vanilla pudding, the only difference from Manifesto is that it is less likely to feel that tonka bean and amber. Rose and green tea do not smell standouting here, it is warm, just a shy kind of warmth. In the summer is quite strong but after about 20 minutes soften. I recommend to people who like these vanillish but gentle kind of scents. With an aspect not bland, not like all others.

I smelled something vintage at first spritz and didn't like it. A few minutes, it became tolerable and the dry-down is powdery sweet on my skin. It's alright. Not what I expected but I'm keeping it because the bottle's sophisticated. :) UPDATE: Wow this one is MUCH BETTER in colder weather in an air-conditioned room. I get wafts of this and damn it smells so good. I think it's better to smell in the air rather than directly on skin or clothes.

For me, this version is the best between Manifesto line, for those who find regular Manifesto and L'Elixir versions too flat and boring, this one has more depth. Jasmine, tea, neroli notes make this perfume very aromatic and rich, perfectly blended with vanilla tones and cashmere woods makes a great finish. Very sophisticated and upgraded version of Manifesto. Staying power & silage is better as well.

Very sweet at the beginning, very pleasant and cozy all the time! Good choice for autumn and winter, because it will wrap you like a warm cloud. And, very ladylike. Update: I've tested it again and yes, it is very nice, but aromatic green note bothers me a bit. Greens definitely don't like me.

This fragrance is quite spicy, aromatic and woody. I sense lots of sandalwood and woody notes, same jasmine and vanilla too. It's not that sweet as the other two from that line. It's not green or fresh either, more warm and strong. Wearable, but my least favorite Manifesto.

A true green vanilla •less sweet than the original •a bit less vanilla than in the original •really good blended •there's that tea note that leans traditionally masculine, so be wary •great for warmer weather (less heavy than the original) •lasts around 4-6 hours on me

Tried this today and can't really detect much difference with the original Manifesto. Maybe to a trained nose they are different but to me they smell quite similar. If you have the original then you don't want something that smells 90 % identical, I know I don't!

Finally! A Manifesto that I love! Fresh, clean a little green and long lasting; it won't overpower but it will get noticed. I bought it and everyone wants to know what I'm wearing ;) A must try for those who think the first 2 offerings are too sweet!

Lighter, warm weather friendly version of the original manifesto. The Vanilla is dialed down and it’s less sweeter and feels less denser/richer. It’s like the ghost of the original or the very last trail of it. Not worth buying for me.

Mysterious. Beautifully blended. I get the florals and some citrus but it's also sweet and somewhat woody. My favourite is still the l'elixr but this has impressed me way more than i thought it would.

Spotted this at Marshall’s for $49.99. Will edit this review later but just in case anyone wanted to run to their nearest store!

I was told in boots that is a limited edition, did not like the original version but I like this one, hope they are wrong

Such a shame this is a collector edition, it's the best one, just collected mine today

I really love this scent but it just sits to my skin without a trail.

This is like a ghost of the original Manifesto. I'm a big fan of the original so wanted to try this. I selected this as one of my scents of the month on a subscription travel size site. I'm finding it to be nice, but don't think I'll rush out and try to find a bottle. I love tea notes in my perfumes and don't find that note to be a masculine note per se. Honestly, I don't get much of a tea note in this, I mostly smell cashmeran which can be a tricky note for me. Also, the vanilla, which is why I like the OG so much, is dialed way back on this, sadly. Maybe this would smell better in this summer heat and humidity? It's snowy and cold here in Michigan, and even though I'm cozy in my house this just strikes me as a better spring or summer scent. While I don't totally get the tea note, it must be there because this scent reminds me of Jennifer Lopez's Still and that scent has a prominent tea note. I think I like JLo's Still better. This L'Eclat dries down very woody on me, too woody. The scent pyramid says sandalwood, but on me it smells more of cedar and I hate cedar. Many an otherwise good perfume has been ruined for me due to cedar or just turning too overall woody on me. This is another of those, an otherwise good perfume felled by a mighty tree

I received a sample vial of this in a swap, and sadly, it's just kind of meh for me. I know this is supposed to be a "green vanilla", but I don't really smell anything green (except maybe a green almond), and I definitely am not picking up vanilla. It's quite well-blended though, and I find I can't overly pick out any particular notes. Almond? Milk/cheap sandalwood? Jasmine? Orange blossom? Cashmeran? I would definitely recommend trying this before buying it. I definitely enjoy it more than the original "Manifesto"...but it's definitely not a scent I would ever wear, and I think I may have to re-home my sample!

Had high expectation on this one due to all the hype. Was hoping for an oriental vanilla smell with green note. I don’t dislike this perfume but on my body I def only smelt like spiced-up green tea, even lean to musculim due to the fresh green note. I can not detect vanilla nor the sweetness I was hoping. Anyway I’m really doubting myself now....anyone got the same feeling?(is it just me or the note is actually different than before)

I tried this because of the reviews, and maybe it's my skin chemistry, but all I got was a first strong blast of cotton candy from vanilla and tonka, and later some shy florals. The saddest part of this story is that it lasted about 4 hours as much, at least as perfume and not something I have to bury my nose at my skin to smell. Now it's been about 12 hours and I catch a slight glimpse of bergamot and neroli, but almost as a thing of my imagination. Had a similar experience with the original Manifesto. It seems that this perfume line hates me :(

I have L'elixir and I love it. So I thought this one is as good as L'elixir and I bought it blind. It's totally different. It opens similar all Manifesto series. It's like Burberry Weekend or Armani She for me... I have dissapointment about that. If anyone trade this one with another perfume I'm here. I have a 1.7 oz just one sprayed bottle.