Fragonard
by Fragonard

An apparently uncomplicated floral that opens with strong aldehydes: I admire the floral simplicity, and I don’t find the aldehydes dominant or distracting. I also have a suspicious, unsupported thought that perhaps it isn’t as uncomplicated as it first appears… It presents an unique, enjoyable package. Besides aldehydes, I get jasmine, lily, and amber, plus a background floral that reminds me more of lilac than anything else… well, maybe it’s the lily. Most of the impact of the fragrance is floral; the amber is quite reticent to my nose. I don’t get wood – I don’t even suspect the “kusla tree,” but the lack of a woodnote and a strong amber note doesn’t seem to weaken the fragrance at all. As simple and direct as Fragonard EDT is, I think that this is a good fragrance – it’s straightforward, enjoyable, and mistake proof. Very nice.

29th January, 2011.

If Anais-Anais is a girl-group, this is a solo performance with a clear, young voice. It's a good, pretty, wearable floral. This scent shares some of the sentiments from Anais Anais, but doesn't teeter quite so on the precipice of blousy.

4th May, 2009.

I bought the parfum unsniffed. On first trying it, it reminded me of Anais Anais and also Madison Soiree. It shares some notes with both. It's a pretty girly floral fragrance. However, it is also perfumey and aldehydic, which I'm not very keen on. So I'm regretting this blind buy, luckily it's not very expensive.

2nd December, 2008.

I just adore that scent it seems simple and truly elegant and unique at the same time
Fresh with hints of flowers and sweetness for any season any time an easy to wear classic.
It is apparently Brooke Shields scent and so she should.
a great classic but not as serious as number 5.
jasmin lilly honeysuckle bergamot finnishing with musc and amber
laurent

13rd September, 2005.