L’Ombre dans L’Eau Eau de Toilette by Diptyque Review
Straight out of the bottle and in the first seconds on skin, this is pure fresh green garden [...]
Eau Lente Eau de Toilette by Diptyque Review
On me, Eau Lente opens with a resinous clove bomb.It has a strong room scent aura, reminding me of a cloyingly [...]
Curve Chill for Women Eau de Toilette by Liz Claiborne Review
This is not the perfume I expected it to be.Curve Chill doesn't strike me as chill. It isn't cool or laid back [...]
Vetiver Eau de Toilette by Guerlain Review
Vetiver is not some sort of vetiver quasi-soliflor, but, rather, a well-balanced and ingenious flourish, filled [...]
Burberry Brit Rhythm for Women Eau de Toilette by Burberry Review
Burberry Brit Rhythm for Women is a prime example of a perfectly good fragrance bungled by an inept marketing [...]
White Diamonds Eau de Toilette by Elizabeth Taylor Review
White Diamonds is an overpowering, soapy, artificial mess of aldehydes and waxy lily. Beneath these, faint [...]
Under the Lemon Tree Eau de Toilette by Maison Martin Margiela Review
On first smelling this, I had the same exact realization as that time in high school when I got really sick after [...]
Un Jardin sur le Nil Eau de Toilette by Hermès Review
Here is an example of an exquisitely original, complex, and fascinating scent that is still pretty and fresh [...]
Un Jardin sur la Lagune Eau de Toilette by Hermès Review
If Jean-Claude Ellena's light-handed transparent delicate compositions are watercolors, this is a punchier [...]