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pfm758speagoessenda – :
White floral fresh cut.
I can as well smell some light pinkish floral!The top of the line is the magnolia, lily, then comes the jasmines. It’s a very white floral fresh bouquet. I detect within some red roses then a huge burst of ylang shows up after few minutes in (like 5). I don’t really detect the tonka, or the ambergris but mostly it begins white foral bust, then settles in to roses, ylang, then white floral.
This one is quite flowery blend, very interesting for the ones who loves the jasmines, slight roses, and lilies. I personally see this as the lighter version of “Melodie de L’Amour” with that busting jasmines. Nice.
vshrcby – :
This definitely shares DNA with Douceur de Siam. From the name I expected a very feminine fragrance, so the biting wallop of galbanum and comparative lack of sweetness in the drydown surprised me. I like galbanum, but it really overpowers everything else here. I definitely recommend trying before you buy.
wad w – :
After having tested at least three other Dusita scents and although they were really special none of them was for me, – and now comes “Fleur de Lalita”. This scent really positively overwhelmed me, so perfect it seems to my senses. The most wonderful, perfectly arranged white flower bouquet, not sweet but fresh, and really delicate.
After a while it turns into a white flower cream, again, not sweet or cloying – with a nice note of galbanum, but still super elegant and fresh. But, and that is the point for me, it’s not a bridal scent in my opinion. In the base there is a very subtle but still very noticeable erotic vibe, really hard to describe. (My husband stated that he thinks it smells like white flowers in a very expensive, light-flooded house at the seaside, somewhere in the Carribean owned by a very elegant, yet natural sexy woman. =D )
I’ve been a perfume collector for many years and I probably have tested a thousand scents meanwhile and honestly, not many things can really suprise me anymore and I’m often sad, that most new arrivals all kind of smell the same, because they are owned by the same big corps or the ever same perfumers all went to the same perfumme school., and following the new trend, they almost all drown any creativity in those artificial crap notes like Ambroxan, Paradisone, Cashmeran, – which I smell immediatley and I really hate those notes. It’s so boring and predictable meanwhile.
And what a breath of fresh air the Dusita scents are then, unconventional for sure, and the reason might be that the perfumer, Pissara, was especially not at one of those ever same perfume schools as I read today (and got mocked by the industry in the beginning for wanting to do her own thing) and instead really creates unique scents.
Melodie de’l Amour was not after my taste, it was special for sure but there was a note in it I couldn’t bear, two others were special too but also not my taste, but Fleur de Lalita really is fantastic for my nose as it is a rich, fresh, creamy white flower scent (which I generally like) but not typical and conventional.
After testing this for a full week and totally falling in love I ordered the full bottle and am really happy to having found a new perfume for my collection after not having bought anything new in a year.
Looking forward to more new scents from Dusita and I hope Pissara remains on her unconventional course of creation!
aleksx – :
Super-floral opening, bright and elegant white flowers. Lily and magnolia are the ones I perceive the most, and they are of a unique purity, just like jasmine. I really like it when it changes direction unexpectedly evolving in a dusty way with a light vanilla and tonka bean in the background, even if the white flowers are always of superior level keeping the strong initial glow always alive in this superb fragrance. I really like this parfum, it’s like a kind of protection that envelops you and warms your heart with its unique wake.
Sillage: 8./10
Longevity: 9./10
Scent: 8.5/10
Overall: 8.5/10
leskoval – :
A chic bouquet of fresh white flowers in the hands of a glowing bride walking down the isle. This is one of the most elegant white florals I’ve ever encountered. It is very well rounded, velvety and transparent at the same time, very feminine modern white floral with the prominent note of white lily. It is flowery from the top notes till the very base. At the base it gets a little sweeter and more powdery. Fleur de Lalita is a very long lasting fragrance with a good projection. A must try for everyone who likes white flowers in fragrances and especially for those who are getting married <3 🙂
sergeishamal – :
maintenant un fume somptueuse et indole de jasmin et lys: çe sont les deux protagonistes
régalement intoxifiantes. çe sont ‘heureusiantes’. j’aime beaucoup cette nouveau coup de foudre pour un parfum de Dusita. l’ambregris est un force en milieu de mis-en-scène offrerent une palette rondeau et dense. un parfum superflorale [Fleur] de Lalita et quil’est encore une perle de Thailande dans les pièces haute joiallerie de Dusita. le moment le magnolia et le ylang présentait elles-mêmes est un moment crèmeuse et mouilleux. j’imaginer la rose est un force considerable supportive sous toutes les fort fleurs indole. j’aime les toutes parsque j’avait toujours adore les fleurs blanches. encore le sillage est belle, avec des ‘enfleurages pointillantes’, a priori les lys, ylang, jasmine, rose fine, l’ambre de la mer, ‘le bois de santal’ encore quatre heures après l’application initiale.
Jeraf – :
Fleur de Lalita is an absolutely stunning and joyful white floral, featuring lively jasmine and lily with a realistic botanical feel, with a fresh and dewy green naturalness to it, like the scent the flowers would give off while being watered. The galbanum is very present and is quite potent initially, giving the initial opening an almost chypre like feel, but Lalita quickly settles into more of a vibrant white floral but with a crispness rarely found without being headache inducing. I’m very sensitive to certain pungent white flowers, lily being at the top of the list, but somehow this is done in a way that is actually soothing to my senses instead of the usual piercing between my eyes that I normally get from similar notes. On paper, this sounds like a “no way” for me with all the jasmine, lily and magnolia, but somehow these notes magically harmonize and create a beautiful and realistic botanical white floral unlike most I have tried. Lalita settles into a slightly sweeter version after a couple of hours when gentle vanilla, clean musk and rose surface. After 3-4 hours the galbanum returns and lingers with the musky ambergris base for the remaining duration of the dry down. Fleur de Lalita is such a celebration of femininity, joy and optimism without going too “pink” or overly sweet. Fleur de Lalita is stunning and is proof we should never rule out any notes. Sometimes we just haven’t found the right combo or artistic touch to make it work for us. 5/5 for me.