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veta1985 – :
I’ve been looking for the perfect pear fragrance, with no luck until now. Annick Goutal Petite Cherie came closest before, but I was disappointed with the smoky note (though I’m on board with the grass). I’ve also been experimenting with different Demeter scents. I tried Quince, expecting more of an apple, and was delighted to find the uncomplicated, juicy “pear” fragrance I’ve been wanting!
This does layer nicely with Demeter Grass, when I’m leaning toward more of a Petite Cherie vibe as I imagined it 🙂
Cons: Barely a moderate sillage for a half hour or so, then a skin scent for another couple hours. A reviewer at the Demeter site reported disappointment at not finding a more pronounced apple note, so maybe it’s better to keep expectations at a minimum?