Frenchy Lavande

“Fresh and green Lavendar with very low performance. Not worth the price.partial/decant is sufficient as you will not going to use Mutiple times.Scent: 6/10Silage: 5/10 [ 1+ Feet radius for initial 30 minutes]Longevity: 4/10 [ 1+ Hrs, mostly stays as skin sent]Bottle: 6/10Price: 4/10 [Not worth the price][Edit - 21 Sept'25]After Maceration it become a beast. Solid 6+ Hours of longevity and 4+ hours of Silage.This turnout incredibly amazing. No feel it worth the price.”

“A crisp, aromatic lavender that channels effortless French countryside charm, fresh linens, herb gardens, and relaxed afternoons with a glass of rosé. It’s the scent for spring and summer days, casual lunches, or light evenings when you want clean, uplifting elegance without any heaviness or fuss. Longevity is solid for a lavender, around 6, 8 hours on skin with a bright, airy sillage that projects gently at first then settles close and refreshing.”

“Frenchy Lavande is a beautiful citrus fragrance, possibly one of the best I've smelled in my life. However I believe the name is misleading to those who might be expecting an aromatic Fougere, when what it really is is a heavy citrus fragrance with a lavender undertone underneath. As with most Guerlain fragrances from this line, the price is outrageous. I could see this being a spring and summer signature. An alternative would be Dior Eau Sauvage, which I would take over this any day of the week. I've not much to say about this fragrance other than it is high quality and overpriced.”