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MegoOrcheg – :
This has been my signature fragrance for years – even though it’s not strictly a fragrance, but a skin treatment. It is light and fresh and is the only fragrance I have found with a true freesia note. The citrus is light and refreshing – never overwhelming, and perfectly balanced with the floral notes. The citrus is not overly sweet – bitter orange and lime, and the freesia is rounded out with beautiful white florals.
This is a wonderful full body spray for the warmer months, light projection and low longevity. Requires touch ups through the day. I carry a small decant with me to freshen up.
This fragrance has become impossible to find – so if you have an unused one sitting collecting dust – please let me know. I can’t imagine me being me without it.
phc551Negeltzex – :
My hubby brought back a bottle of this for me , he helps out an old lady gardening who was chucking out a few bits she did not use any more. He figured it was worth seeing if I wanted it in my collection before it got binned ! Well omg bin this ? Never this is so beautiful it’s clean and crisp as the other reviewer said and every note shines , remember my bottle is vintage I was worried some top notes may be gone but I seriously doubt it as it’s perfection in a bottle to my nose.Straight away u notice the citrus and violet it’s a treatment spray .
It’s ever so gentle yet refreshing and quite long lasting ,wow I wish this was available in an edp it would be magical, that said maybe the beauty of this is it’s fairly soft and not overpowering yet oh so there still! Can’t wait for summer . 10/10 grab some if u can u won’t be disappointed in this ever so French beauty !
EDIT: it’s summer baby and omg I’m reaching for this every day it’s refreshing and cooling!!! I knew this would be a summer hit !
Best perfume kinda refresher ever for those hot sweaty months !! 11/10
This stuff should be illegal it’s that good 🙂
AngelM – :
I love this ultrasoft mild, floral fragrance.
A very fine scented bodyspray with natural essences from fruity orange, lovely powdery violet, the slightest touch of black currant and a dash of sweet ylang ylang.
It smells as if you had warm violet petals and a hint of sunny orange zest mingling with expensive body powder on your skin.
Very french and discreet; the perfect companion for daytime or even in the sun!
The orange note is not in any way the main note – this is not a citrus-cologne scent.
Violet-lovers should try it; the shy little flower plays the star role it deserves in this velvety and very feminine composition.
A quality product I wish Dior could make an edt or edp of …
MiraxGrp – :
Clean, crisp with an elegant and smooth freshness to it.
Liked it from the very start. Also love the natural aroma oils – This treatement fragrance is free of chemicals and synthetics!
audiosneg – :
Love from first sniff
server-kh – :
I lived I the South of France when this frag was launched. I had just given birth to my Son and wanted a feel good smell. It smelled wonderful and cheered me up no end but did zilch for skin tone. I might add that in France at that time they were touting it heavily as a skin toner so I thought it might help with new mummy tummy, but sadly not!
VislideKitjes – :
A nice citrusy floral with good longevity for a citrus floral. And there is enough floral in this (freesia maybe? peony? who knows?) to keep it from smelling like 4711 or Aqua Colonia or something that’s bordering on masculine.
What I like about it is the drydown has that signature Dior je ne sais quoi. A bit reminiscent of Tendre Poison’s drydown.
well73 – :
This is such a lovely, delicious fragrance – fresh, spicy and citrusy enough to make your mouth water. It feels like it must be doing you good while it makes you feel exhilarated and pampered. It may well seem like an unsung accessory to the Dior line but it is still going strong after all these years so it must be here by public demand. I believe it’s an absolute jewel.
Reeppoess – :
I was told by the lady on the Dior counter that this body treatment had blackcurrants in it and if you notice, the top of the bottle is the same colour as a blackcurrant..sort of.
So, imagine my surprise when I find that blackcurrants aren’t even mentioned in reviews of this fragrance as I think they are most prominent.
I thought it had been discontinued but, happily, it is still around, and, like Aroma Tonic by Lancome, is high on my list of ‘must haves’ for 2013!
occassereab – :
Fabulous for wearing on a hot day, does not change in the heat. It seems to cool the skin makes me feel fresh. Packaged well enough to keep in a bag for top up sprays. More of a body spray than a pulse point only perfume. I would say its a good standby.
bqwbxwdykau – :
This was my first ever fragrance that was recommended to me in a department store in Jersey, Channel Islands, when I was on holiday there in 1995. It has just been released and I was 13. My Mum told the SA she was looking for a really light eau de toilette that would ideal as a first perfume for me and this is what we decided on. I’m not sure if it used to be an eau de toilette and then it changed to a body treatment fragrance but there are reviews on the internet from 4 years ago saying it’s been discontinued yet Boots are still selling it today in the UK. It’s the epitomy of a skin scent. A slightly floral citrus but in a clean fresh way rather than a sharp lemon. Just smells really clean and delicious and light, as though you’ve just stepped out of the shower. I think I will probably buy another bottle as the smell is so nostalgic for me and I am off to Jersey for another holiday next month so it would be nice to have this again!