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L'Eau D'Issey (1992)
by Issey Miyake
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Already a classic, this floral-woody-marine scent contains notes of freesia, lilies and sandalwood.
L'Eau D'Issey Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Lotus, Freesia, Cyclamen, Rose Water .
Middle Notes- Carnation, White Lilies, Fresh Peonies.
Base Notes- Musk, Amberseed, Tuberose, Osmanthos, Sandalwood, Cedarwood.
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   |  Didn't leave an overwhelmingly good impression on me. I'm not into marine scents at the best of times so maybe I'm the wrong person to be reviewing L'Eau D'Issey but I just didn't like the whole fresh water/florals thing. 05 November 2009 |
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|  I like it! I live in a warm weather zone, and it's nice! I may have to pick up a new bottle soon!14 August 2009 |
  | A lovely, fresh floral scent! Just beautiful. Casually, effortlessly chic. Bold but not too sassy. The florals in L'Eau D'Issey are more apparent than those in newer aquatic type scents-which is a great thing in my opinion. This to me is THE classic fresh floral. Not trendy or dated, just all around good stuff. I'll wear it and wear it proudly. PS: My boyfriend says it's one of his favorites and he is a picky, "don't make me smell that fake stuff all the time" ... " I just don't like artificial scents" kind of guy. Amazing. I guess he doesn't think it smells like perfume per se; just smells clean and pretty. Reminds us both of Cool Water though I like this one best. 15 July 2009 |
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| At the time of its release, this glorious scent was groundbreaking! Over the years it has influenced SO MANY other fragrances...which is quite a compliment in itself! I still wear it, although not often. As time moves on, so do I ~ and my tastes of scent & personal expression move forward. L'Eau D'Issey was a turning point in the modern history of perfumery - forever to be praised! 17 June 2009 |
 | Hi from Doha Qatar, Living in the desert with temperatures of a steady 38 c. and up, it is a miracle to be wrapped in a clear ozone breeze of this perfume, also it gives me a sexy magnetism for it is always vibrating of cleanness and crystalline water waves in a region full of petrol and natural gas refineries. Almost everybody wants to grab me and put his nose where iI have put the smell! Very sexy here in Qatar. 13 May 2009 |
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|  L'Eau D'Issey is a clean floral and it remids me alot of Nautica women (IMO, they smell very similar). It does not smell bad but it is an ordinary scent. Nothing special but some what wearable. I would say this is a non offensive choice if you want to play it safe when choosing a fragrance. It reminds me of the 90's when I used to wear Nautica, it is not my type of fragrance......28 March 2009 |
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