Reviews of Lann-Ael
by Lostmarc'h

What we've got here is essentially a fruit-meringue-cream gourmand. It's sweet but not overbearingly so. There's definitely not much sillage but it's clear this was designed as a skin scent. What starts off as lemony becomes somewhat more apple-like over time. Longevity is decent - a few hours. There's enough vanilla and musk to keep Lann Ael from ever becoming transparent, in which case I'd have been disappointed.

It's tough to judge something like this without knowing what was intended.... if the intent was to create a complex fragrance that tells a story this doesn't make the grade. If the intent was to create a pretty, fun skin scent then it's spot on. I'm a sucker for gourmands hence the thumbs up, but I'll point out this could be a little better - perhaps a little more complex, even for what it is.

Very interesting fragrance and it reminded me of my childhood, in Holland there is a bathproduct line by Melkmeisje(translates to milkmaid) and their line has a very soft very milk like scent that always made me feel protected in a weird way. The opening notes of Lann Ael reminded me of that same smell. I can understand now why people would wear this to bed, it is so soothing and unoffensive you can just imagine being all cuddled up in bed with some warm milk.

Sadly it doesn't last long and the dry down reminds me of daturo noir, not fresh one but the smell that lingers on my scarf when I wear it after spraying on Datura Noir in the morning.

What an unusual fragrance! Cereals, in particular Fruit Loops (!), are the predominant notes. The dry down consists of more Fruit loops, vanilla, and milk (of course). I get lots of compliments when I wear Lann-Ael, and, as you might guess, my kids love it! It also layers well with other fragrances in my collection, in particular the Creative Scentualization line (lots of vanilla, there). I suspect it would also be good with spicy fragrances. Weird, wonderful, and wearable.