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CrimeaBest – :
Too, too much cedar pushes this one into masculine cologne territory for me.
velyt.oleg – :
Jo Malone catch me with this gem. Why it’s discontinued?
It’s start with a rich pineapple, hint of lemonade and green tea. These 3 scent stay strong for more than 8 hours. It’s so light, bright and fruitty-sweet.
For me, this one has something special, something like English Pair&Freesia blended with Zeste de Soleil from Cartier.
8/10
Nilopazen – :
Let’s put it this way. I don’t dislike this fragrance. However, I prefer the Sweet Lime & Cedar over this one (as that one has more interesting notes). This Sweet Lemon is just a little too “simple” and “clean” for my taste and characters. I personally think that it is a very fresh and nicely suitable cologne for men more than for women.
mbw949InsuffBooni – :
I really like this one by itself. The pineapple actually upstages the lemon. It’s good by itself instead of combining it with other. Once again, the pineapple really pops out.
Aerohopleneriooo – :
Sweet Lemon is not a gourmand lemon scent,
instead, it is woody, green and fresh.
I mostly get cedar and fruity notes plus the green-grassy undertones. It also smells familair to my nose, and makes me think of fragrances like D&G Light Blue and all the others that follow the same basic citrus-cedarwood combination. Overall, not too bad.
Aerohopleneringv – :
This is a very tart lemon fragrance with fresh squeezed juice plus some rind and leaves. As it dries down it becomes a sort of pineapple chypre, not unlike L’Artisan Ananas Fizz. While Ananas Fizz is like a sweet cocktail, Sweet Lemon borders ever so slightly on furniture polish. I don’t enjoy wearing this by itself, but it’s lovely for layering with Red Roses. If you enjoy the base of Nectarine Blossom & Honey you may want to try this. To my nose, their drydowns seem similar.
Tiptot – :
I’ve been really looking forward to this fragrance, thinking it would be a sweet woodsy meringue. Rather astringent instead of sweet, an initial lemon note dries down into sharp herbs and woods. Rhubarb and caraway notes predominate, with a little bergamot. Think a concentrated Elizabeth Arden Green Tea on steroids. I get a little pineapple but again, not the sweet sticky variety. The faintest bit of freesia… I think I would like it more if it were more prominent. Rather clean green woody scent on me. A bit reminiscent of Burberry Brit Sheer but less floral. A humid environment may bring out the sweeter notes. Good silage/longevity. If you like Tea Fragrances and Hermes, it’s a good bet you’ll enjoy this fragrance as well. A confident, strong, no-nonsense fragrance.