Peony L’Occitane en Provence

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Peony L'Occitane en Provence

Peony L’Occitane en Provence

Rated 3.94 out of 5 based on 17 customer ratings
(17 customer reviews)

Peony L’Occitane en Provence for women of L’Occitane en Provence

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Description

Peony is a new fragrance by the French house of L`Occitane, available on the market from May 2010. This fragrance was inspired by peony, with an intention to reveal secrets and qualities of this gentle flower. Creators of the house asked for help from a French gardener from the Drom county, Jean-Luc Riviere, who does not hide his passion for peonies and is worldwide know for this flower.

As an ancient legend says, Paeonia was a beautiful fairy who was envied even by gods. They were jealous of her charm and irresistible beauty; so they turned her into peony flower with a thousand petals. From that day till today, peony has stayed a symbol of beauty of spring which intoxicates and seduces all senses with its colours, petals and scent.

Paeonia – This EDT is introducing fresh and floral essences of peony while reinterpreting delicate aromas of blossoming peonies bouquet. Top notes incorporate bergamot and grapefruit zest, a heart adds peony and rose petals, while a base features sandalwood and musk. The fragrance is available as 75ml edt.

Besides the EDT available in a romantic pink flacon, Paeonia assortment includes 10 ml EDT roll on, 250 ml shower gel, 250 ml body milk, 125 gram soap in petals. You can also find decorative cosmetics line with peony scent: powder Paeonia which leaves silky fragrant trace on the skin, lip gloss, lip balm, lipstick and eyeshadows.

17 reviews for Peony L’Occitane en Provence

  1. :

    4 out of 5

    Really pretty peony. Very nice, fresh and sweet, with a little sour bite from the citrus, and the sandalwood and musk come slowly for a lovely soft yet rich dry-down. The rose hides away at first, but comes quite suddenly after a few hours, and is gorgeous. But it’s definitely a peony scent. And a beautiful one. I love it. It lasts very well on me too – most of the day, and actually, I can still faintly detect it the next morning! I am totally impressed with this lovely lovely peony perfume. The whole house smells divine whenever I wear it. Like there’s a big bowl of peonies and roses somewhere.

  2. :

    5 out of 5

    Bitter green plus a big pink heirloom rose that doesn’t last long and dries down to almost nothing. Lovely.

  3. :

    5 out of 5

    A fresh, flowery scent that smells surprisingly unsweet.
    I really love it for summertime.
    Enjoyed the peony and the slight rosy smell.
    To my opinion – a perfect summer scent for those who enjoy a flowery clean feeling, without the usual sweetness you expect from flowery notes.

  4. :

    5 out of 5

    This fragrance always comes out when the sun does. Went through a L’Occitane fresh phase a couple of years ago and the two fragrances I chose smell like flowers in the sun still damp from a earlier downpour.
    I like to wear my perfumes close to my skin and still the silage is not very good on this one so this definitely needs more than one spray. The dry down is green… super green, so green it smells slightly bitter on my skin in cold weather and needs warm weather to mellow it out. I have grown out of this one a bit but find my self returning to it when I want something safe for the summertime.

  5. :

    5 out of 5

    I recieved this as a Christmas present last year. I love peonies but this smelled like metal and penoy parfume mixed. I couldn’t stand the smell.
    I thought that maybe there was something wrong with the bottle? Everyone here seems to like it alot.
    I wonder what could make it smell metalic? It’s either something is wrong with the bottle or that is the way it smells. Anyways smell it before you buy it.

  6. :

    3 out of 5

    A nice bright, citrusy, rosy peony. This is very refreshing and uplifting to spray on in the morning but has faded by the time my 10 minute commute is over!

  7. :

    3 out of 5

    I’m not normally a fan of florals but to me this is different. Smells like fresh peonies on first spray, really unusual, fresh and natural smell. Many have mentioned it being a very non-chemical scent..
    I don’t mind aldehydes or chemicals in fumes, they add their je ne sais qoi sometimes, but L’Occitane’s Peony doesn’t need it! It is a very well rounded and accomplished perfume reminiscent of fresh peonies and roses.
    Only after it had settled on the skin I detected sandalwood and strong rose(this lady must be used with caution as she very often overtakes the whole composition). Lemon is also surprisingly zesty.
    Really really like it- pure spring bliss:)I think it’s a great mixing fume too, I mixed it with L’Occitane’s Verbena and got an even fresher version of this beaty;)

  8. :

    3 out of 5

    I was given a rollerball of this as a gift. I usually love peony but while this was not an unpleasant scent, I thought it smelled more like rose(and there is rose note in this) and it was rose with green steams and leaves. This is a nice scent and it smells like real flower, not chemical at all. However, its not my cup of tea as I normally prefer fruity and gormand scents

  9. :

    3 out of 5

    a really strong floral that fades away slightly to be very delicate and feminine

  10. :

    5 out of 5

    A green, floral scent. I find this quite heady and strong, so a little goes a long way. It’s appropriate for when you want to smell like a bouquet.

  11. :

    4 out of 5

    It such a nice soft floral. i don’t find it sweet, but just floral..love it!!

  12. :

    3 out of 5

    it is very strongly floral, a even a bit heady.. perhaps misting it would be an option..

  13. :

    3 out of 5

    oh…this scent brought me back to the past… the smell of soft baby pink colored soap that is so gorgeous looking.
    flowery and smooth, with a hint of green notes. it gets powdery toward the end.
    lovely frangrance and a very safe one. but not one that will stand out from the crowd…

  14. :

    4 out of 5

    I was disappointed by that fragrance, I agree, there is not peonie, just a herbal scent, probably there are leaves of a peony… but sure not a flowers.

  15. :

    5 out of 5

    Some time ago I got absolutely enchanted by peony in Stella Nude. It reminded me a lot of beautiful peonies my late grandmother planted in our flower garden. My most cherished childhood memories. So I started looking for a differen peony scent, where it would be more exposed. And here we go, a new lanch from l’Occitaine in front of my eyes when I was walking down the street!
    And yet such a disappointment. Maybe because I am an anti-fan of citrus notes. In so many perfumes they overtake everything and for me spoil the whole fragrance. This is another such case. The peony is such a fragile and ephemeral note in general, and here it gets completely overshadowed by the aggressive bergamote. Then the whole fragrance gets somewhat herbal, reminescent of a spring garden, the drydown is musky-woody, very cozy, but where oh where is my peony gone?
    Overally, it is a nice spring fragrance, but unfortunately does not fulfill the promise it bears in its name.

  16. :

    3 out of 5

    I admit that this was an impulse purchase. I had to get the new L’Occitane Paeonia at the moment I sniffed it. I was most likely prompted by the memory of the beautiful peony flowers from my childhood. Peony is a lush, regal-looking, long-stemmed flower with a surprisingly delicate aroma. They come in different colors, most typically pink and white. Paeonia is, no doubt, a pink scent. Peonies symbolize spring, and the perfume captures the spirit of this season amazingly well. It is a peony flower in full bloom with a slightly green undertone. I can see the stem and green leaves surrounding the gentle petals.
    Musk and sandalwood may give the fragrance some substance, but these notes never distract from the beautiful, pink, floral heart of Paeonia. The whole effect is very soft and innocent and as delicate as the actual fragrance of the blossoms. I don’t find any synthetic notes that irritate me as it sometimes happens with floral perfumes for me. The only issue I have is that the fragrance may be too fleeting. I mention this with the caveat that I usually wear heavier scents, so I might not be completely objective in this case.
    Note: This is a review of the EDT, the spray bottle. Paeonia Intense Eau de Toilette Roll-on is sweeter and does appear, indeed, more intense, but I thought that the EDT was truer to the essence of peony.

  17. :

    4 out of 5

    This is a lovely peony with a slightly raspy green note on my skin. It gets lighter as it stays, and even slightly greener, and does not ever get super sweet. The story about a fairy makes a lot of sense, this perfume does have an impression of light stepping youth, spring of life and Spring as the season.
    I am not buying this one, though it’s nice, because it reminds me too much of one of my favorites — L’Eclat D’Arpege. A similar peony smell, a similar light and green feeling to both. But if L’Eclat is not floral enough for your taste and you’d like something similar yet more flowers, you will probably love Paeonia!

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