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saqo125 – :
I tried three, the first, the Intense, and L’Eau and liked L’Eau the best because the patchouli note does not come through and take over. Just fresh creamy bright flowers with a little citrus and wood. I thought it would be more powerful and unique.
I am kinda obsessed with the fresh-cut white flowers lately. All the different flankers can make my head spin, but this must be very profitable since almost every maker does it like crazy now.
ЛУНА5 – :
All Prada La Femmes give me headache and don’t agree with me because of the tuberose, here used in the vintage way, not tempered by mimosa (Eden),creamy (D&G Intense) or spiced by ginger (Twilly).
yamash – :
White floral with clean green soapy vibe what is balanced by warm wood in background and refreshed by citrus. It’s classical perfume for lady who knows how to be elegant. Classical, but not vintage.
Inoffensive, slightly romantic, clean. Not too much, not too less. Doesn’t smell ‘poor’, but also not ‘rich in your face’. After few hours it’s close to skin weird pollen yellow soapy.
For woman 25+. Quite versatile perfume. Will fit most seasons and occasions, but especially spring, summer and Paris. All those nice places for joyful and beautiful woman who even if not rich still invest in self care and are well behaved. I feel this perfume can leave good impression on other people.
Roman.Popov – :
Smelling this perfume made me think in colours – it opens very green, warms to orange, then settles to a mellow yellow as the ylang ylang and tuberose take centre stage. Wonderfully blended and full bodied scent. Reminds me of smelling vintage soaps.
gkepdosa – :
Green tuberose with a hit of citrus – love it! To me, it is fresh with no sharp edges. All the notes seem to blend well together with one not overpowering another. Even the frangipani seeps in perfectly without calling attention to itself. Just like Infusions, Daniela Andrier crafted this as light but with longevity. That is so Prada! Love it and want it.
One spray on me:
Sillage: arm’s length
Longevity: three hours then nose-close-to-skin
Rating: 4/5
steehopeopere – :
Oh no, I am in love again. It happened this morning at Fenwick. This perfume makes me feel happy, young and yummy. In which corner of my closet will this be tucked away before the husband finds out…
Лиана57 – :
Crisp, classy, chic.
Has a fresh greenness lingering too.
Took me by surprise actually i didn’t expect to like it so much.
It reminds me of an older perfume, i can’t think of which, but this is like a modern version that could be pulled off by any age.
vikshift – :
Prada fragrances are usually just a cut above most other designer fragrances. They are consistently high quality and beautifully created with outstanding quality. It might be because they consistently work with the same perfumer , Daniella Andrier , who is faboulous , but also they have a distinct style and never seem to disappoint.
Prada L’eau femme is no exception ,it’s high quality ,fresh and sparkly ,starts with juicy mandarin accord amd crispy green nuances. It’s very clean and fresh and feminine with a white floral bang like the original but greener and fresher. The fragrance is almost solar ,it’s very weightless and airy yet has great staying power. Again ,it’s a gem. Prada is probably my favourite designer house , they know how to create perfume ! And asides from the candy line they create for women not girls. Mature beautiful scents!
I do like the candy line also though. They are well made and I enjoy them very much as casual welcrafted during the day fragrances or for the younger crowed.
JenJones28 I don’t believe it’s limited but it might be ? I sure hope not ! Need to find out.
edl289Unlogrere – :
Sublime!
In Prada La Femme L’eau the frangipani note is very subtle but perfectly blended.
I guess I’ll wear this by night at home on the patio with friends, a “Martini Bianco” and Bessie Smith’ vinyls.
vasindzhon – :
It’s very green and citrusy.
I wouldn’t say that it contains frangipani or ylang, I can detect a green facet of tuberose but that’s about it. Probably only the green and fresh aspects of all of the flowers are present here.
Very refreshing and classy.
Beware – bees like it too 😛
antonio97 – :
Such a beautiful, soft fragrance! I love how bright and happy this perfume is! The mandarin and frangipani really stand out to me, and I’m on a bit of a frangipani kick at the moment as you may guess from my picture!
I wish I enjoyed the EDP as much as I love this but honestly, I find the EDP kind of dull, I think that’s to do with the lack of citrus, it just doesn’t sit right on me.
For an EDT the longevity isn’t too bad, I expected it to be worse given how little time I get from Prada Candy Gloss.
If you’re looking for a summery floral and you enjoy something bright and fresh then you should give this a try!
rwi117InsuffBooni – :
La Femme L’Eau is exactly what it states: a floral eau. Very very contemporary composition of white and yellow floral with subtle fruity undertones. If the original and the intense are too mature for some ( when in reality in my opinion they’re perfect and womanly, but let’s say you’re too young still) then give L’eau a sniff; there are high chances you’ll like the non-descript sweet floral blend. Lot’s of orange blossom, lovely, sheer and tropical smelling. Never cloying, can easily replace your Light Blue for summer (which to be honest has become too too basic). Beachy and a little bit salty in the drydown but overall very balanced between tiare, ylang and tuberose, bubblegummy even. The tuberose here is friendly! Lasted at around four hours, which is normal for an eau, and then it started fading until total dissapearance from skin.
diciemeteesee – :
This scent is nice but also pretty generic. It’s mostly floral, sensual, a bit fruity and feminine. You could wear it during spring or summer. It stays close to the skin and it’s not very overwelming or strong by any means. I don’t really like or dislike it, to be honest. It’s just there!
VanHL – :
I don’t think it’s something special.
Seems generic, at least for Prada.
I sense tuberose and ylang-ylang, there’s also a hint of frangipani. No orange.
The whole line is way too mature for me somehow.
Wouldn’t try it again, kind of boring.
lisspnz – :
It’s a ‘safe’ fragrance to wear. Light floral/citrus/woody. Great for any occasion. The longevity is great as well.
Unfaikenick – :
Out of all three La Femme (EDP, Intense and L’Eau), I like the EDP the best, and then the Intense, so no need to have this one also. This one is “fresher” than the Intense, to my taste, but still too light and lack of complexity, compared to the EDP. Just like many EDTs, it has more freshness compared to its EDP (most EDTs have citrus and/or green notes as their top notes, usually). Nothing special or remarkable. If I find it on sale for 50% off, I ll get it for layering purpose.
To me, the EDP is a SHOULD try, if you love or just wanna experience how a great tuberose fragrance smells like!
nevalex10 – :
Simply put, this fragrance takes me back to Bora Bora….I can feel the gentle breezes and see the clear blue water outstretched in front of me! It is all about the frangipani! It’s just the best. I have a hard time finding a perfume that doesn’t turn sour on me….so far, this one just smells divine! I want to bathe in! Just bought a bottle of it, but tomorrow am gonna buy a bigger bottle!!!! 🙂
КотикОвич – :
Beautiful. I’m very hard to please when it comes to tuberose but this works well for me. The citrus keeps it from being cloying. The result is fresh, a little soapy, and very nice to wear.
nata204696 – :
Sweet, fresh and waxy tuberose, very nice. It is the youngest of the 3 versions and the most spring/summer appropriate. It is very similar to the other 2, so, i do not know if it is worth buying it if you already have the original or the intense version. I also think it is a bit overpriced, but it is up to you to decide.
Sillage is soft.
bobrecegmella – :
This fragrance sits beautifully on my skin at the height of an Australian summer where Frangipani and ‘fizzy’ mandarin are in abundance. I would wear the EDP in the winter. I had some feedback from several young women at the store after I tested it on my arm – comments were outstandingly positive, words like; chic, elegant, stunning, were used. However, all women were perplexed that the fragrance did not smell the same on them. Most said it was ‘too sweet’ and another said ‘too flowery’ This may be because they are sweet young things and I am menopausal, and hormones (or lack thereof…) really do affect the chemistry of perfume on the skin. 🙂 So, I’ll wear this fragrance daily with head held high and a knowing smile!
tonkix – :
This is so much like Elie Saab edt, a bit like Chloe too, it is a nice floral, bright, easy to wear, but I don’t find it as interesting as the edp…this is a more basic white floral scent, I find that in cold weather, it tends to be a tad sharp..like a lot of Eau flankers, it is a bit more generic..yves Rocher has a perfume that smells just like it, at half the price.
So for me, I expected better, it leaves me unimpressed I admit..I love frangipani, but I don’t detect much here..
I find it rather fleeting too, on my skin, it goes soft fast.
polik28 – :
This is very similar to Songes EDT from Annick Goutal. I love this and I now live the Songes EDT. This is a limited release, so when you can no longer get it I recommend trying Songes. They’re both lovely.
kikorrik – :
This has become my new signature scent. I like it better than Prada La Femme EDP (white bottle). It’s unfortunate that this is a limited release. It is so much better than Prada La Femme EDP. It’s the mandarin and the tuberose with the frangipani that make this so outstanding. It’s light, it’s feminine, and it’s pretty. I wish Prada would make this part of their standard fragrance offerings. I don’t know of another fragrance that has the frangipani tuberose mandarin accord. If someone does know of one, please let me know. I would be very interested in trying it. There is not a body lotion with this but I do wear Aerin Lauder tuberose lotion with it and it works together beautifully.
rcn348speagoessenda – :
I just tested this at Macy’s. I swear there is rose in here and I almost think the notes here on Fragrantica are incorrect. It’s a pretty floral that does have rose and doesn’t seem to have many of the notes listed here. There is nothing woody about this. Sort of reminds me of Ralph Lauren Romance. But prettier. For an EDT there is good sillage and lasting power, it wears more like an EDP for me. I like this a lot and I’m considering buying a fulll bottle.
Giliu3 – :
Can someone please let us know when and where this will be available. Thank you.