Fleur d'Oranger

“Very inexpensive and an accessible orange blossom scent. Very clean and soapy, light, fresh, feminine, but there's something a little "dirty" and almost plastic-like in the dry down, which make the perfume a bit repulsive to me.The opening is pretty nice, unfortunately, the mid and dry down disappoint, and the longevity and projection are not the best. For the amount you pay, it's expected.”

“Opens much warmer than I expected, and the Neroli Portofino comparisons feel most apt in the middle, but then it dries down to something quite similar to Castile by Penhaligon’s (albeit less soapy). Given the price and performance (at least compared to other citrus scents), this will certainly become an easy spring/summer reach for me moving forward. Quite lovely!”

“Layer Fleur d'Oranger with Amalfi Sunray and it's néroli heaven. Very similar to TF Néroli Portofino but I actually like these maybe a little bit more. Because NP is soo expensive and it has for that high price such a bad performance. For 50 Euro's you have 180 ml of summer freshness delight in two simplistic but functional bottles.”