Eclat D'Arpege Eau de Parfum Spray

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Reviving Lanvin's musical theme of their legendary Arpege perfume this is a sophisticated light and sparkling fragrance creation. Eclat d’Arpege opens like the spring with the brightness of Sicilian lemon and the delicate powdery floral rush of lilac.

I love this perfume, it is so nice, people have even commented on the lovely fragrance as I passed them. Lush pastel blooms and dew kisses green notes allow this to be a very fresh and clean fragrance that isn’t over powering, indolic, or “Granny”.These are different, but there is a similar vibe with a well-blended and floaty fruity-floral punctuated with a citrus note. I wanted something perfect for a bride, not too sweet, not too fresh, not to strong, not too weak, a scent that makes me feel beautiful and innocent, but strong enough to make a statement . Lanvin 100ml 30-50 50ml EDP female floral fruity lanvin Mothers Day Old spo-default spo-disabled Valentines womens-perfume //www.

Heck, even Bath and Body Works scents I’ve tried nowadays are more pleasant and are much more well - blended than this. Its easy, fresh and elegant, perfect for daily wear but despite the fact that, on me at least, it is linear, it isnt a boring "beige" type of scent nor is it a Plain Jane, the tea keeps it peppy and bright even after a full days worth of wear.But, in an era of over sweet vanilla coffee patchouli fragrance, Éclat stands out as a "bouffée d'air frais" (fresh air) comparatively. This is really a fragrance that in my opinion has earned its right to be invited into the true classics of perfumes. And on my wedding day I was the luckiest woman alive, I married the perfect man and wore the perfect scent!

Ive gotten compliments and people asking what perfume I'm using so i think it's the type of scent that is slightly loud but not to the point of being nauseating. I'm surprised Bright Crystal/Bright Crystal Absolu are not in the "reminds me of" section because they are definitely similar, especially in the dry down. Please note that Royal Mail currently classes perfumes, nail polishes, flammable liquids and aerosols as "hazardous materials" and will only accept a limited number of these per parcel. fashion trends seem to be some sort of weird 2000s nostalgia and I have been traumatised by the pastels and flared trousers back then enough to not want to do any of that ever again, but I can manifest that nostalgia in an olfactory manner. It also doesn't project much, but I'll definitely keep on repurchasing this whenever my bottle runs out.As for the makeup, the promised sample of another fragrance was not included, which disappointed me a little.