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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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  |  I fell in love with L'Eau D'Issey when if first came out, and it was my signature scent for many years. To me LEDI is the epitome of a clean, fresh (but not citrusy), and light scent - if you could bottle a breeze, this would be it. It's pure, refined, and never overbearing; floral without being flowery. They say you can never go back, but I'm tempted to buy a bottle simply to reminisce that simpler time in my life!10 June 2008 |
  |  It's a fresh, clean, romantic scent.Fresh withouth being too zesty, clean without being soapy, and romantic but not cloying. It's JUST RIGHT. Mine is the Edt, and last for a good 4-5hrs. Just love it! the bottle is gorgeous too!20 January 2008 |
 | I don't usually go for fresh green-floral fragrances until I met L'Eau D'Issey many years ago. Now, it still managed to surprise me with its ability to attract a bevy of admirers, which one of them is me! A gorgeous scent. Makes you wanna get out from your cave-like room and do something, pronto. 22 November 2007 |
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|  I felt compelled to review this fragrance because it is credited for pioneering a genre of scents aimed at re-creating the aroma of water. It is frustrating that this house names all of its fragrances L'Eau D'Issey. I attempted to obtain a sample of the original, with lotus, freesia, and ambrox. There is a distinct cucumber overtone. I cannot say that I like this, because it is too chemical smelling. I do agree that it is clean and watery. If that is what you seek, you will find it here.20 October 2007 |
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| The EdT didn't offend me as it seems to have so many others. The dry down ends on mostly Tuberose, very white floral that reminds me of a more expensive and richer Jessica McClintock. And it lasts for absolutely ever, whether you like it or not. If you like pale florals, this is a good one to sample. 22 June 2007 |
 | I cant explain how this fragrances bears perfection in every single way! I cant see someone disliking this! ... A fresh floral best when worn on a hot summer day! My thumbs love it... 29 May 2007 |
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