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This smells expensive in that Frederic Malle way, but also weirdly comforting. I get a lot of sandalwood and leather, with this spicy nutmeg thing floating around. It kinda reminds me of walking into a very chic cabin where someone baked cookies earlier but now everyone is wearing black cashmere lol. Not a safe blind buy because the leather/styrax side might feel too heavy for some people. Still, I love how textured it is. Lasted most of the day on me, but stayed closer after hour 4.
I really like this one. Northern Love opens super warm on me, like saffron and cinnamon dusted over some fancy speculoos cookie, but it never goes full gourmand. The leather creeps in pretty quickly and makes it feel more grown up, almost a little smoky. It’s cozy but not soft, if that makes sense. My only issue is the drydown gets a bit dense after a few hours, so I wouldn’t overspray. Performance is solid, around 7 hours on my skin with decent projection. Def a fall/winter vibe.
Dolce Mio smells like a fancy creamy dessert with cinnamon sprinkled on top. Not full-on gourmand beast mode, more soft and polished. I was worried the oud would be loud, but on me it’s just a darker woody background with amber, nothing scary. It gives the perfume some depth so it doesn’t smell like a strawberry milkshake from the mall. Performance is good, about 6-8 hours, but projection is more personal after the first hour. I love it, just wish it had a little more sparkle.
I really like Dolce Mio, it’s like a warm strawberry milk dessert but not in a cheap body spray way. The milk note is super cozy and the cinnamon gives it a little kick so it doesn’t turn flat. On my skin the sweetness gets softer after an hour and the sandalwood comes out more, which I love. My only issue is that it can feel a bit too thick in warm weather, like it needs cold air to really shine. Lasts around 7 hours on me with moderate projection.
Really nice scent, just a little odd in a good way. I get a lot of chamomile here, almost like warm herbal tea, with that petitgrain giving it a bright green edge. It’s clean, powdery, and kinda elegant, but not grandma-ish to me. More like a guy who actually irons his shirts lol. I don’t think it’s super versatile because the herbal vibe can be a lot, especially in cold weather. But on a mild day it smells amazing. Lasts well on clothes and has a smooth drydown.
Tbh I totally get why people are split on this one. Fleur du Mâle is kinda strange, like fresh herbs, bitter petitgrain, and soft chamomile tea all blended into a very clean white floral vibe. It doesn’t smell “modern” exactly, but it has personality. I love wearing it in spring when I want something fresh that isn’t another Sauvage-type scent. The only downside is the opening can feel a bit harsh and medicinal for 10 minutes. After that it smooths out beautifully. Very underrated imo.
Moon Tale smells like a perfect fruity glow. The raspberry is the star for me, fresh and sweet but balanced, almost like sparkling berries in a fancy cocktail. It has this soft clean warmth after the opening that makes it feel wearable year-round. I could see this being a signature scent if you like feminine fruity perfumes that don’t scream. Yes, it’s probably overpriced because LV, but honestly the quality is there and I’d still recommend it. Just really beautiful.
Tbh I wasn’t expecting much because raspberry can go very teen perfume on me, but Moon Tale is stunning. It opens juicy and sparkling, then settles into something soft, elegant, and kinda dreamy. I don’t know what the other notes are, but they make the raspberry feel rounded and expensive instead of sticky. This is one of those scents that smells simple at first, then you keep sniffing your wrist because it’s just THAT nice. Projection is moderate but very noticeable in a classy way.
This is what I wanted so many raspberry perfumes to be. Not sharp, not cheap body spray, not overly sugary. Just a juicy raspberry floating over this soft mysterious base that feels warm and slightly airy. It reminds me a tiny bit of Delina’s pretty-girl energy, but without the rose and without being as loud. Super easy to wear but still feels special. Performance is solid too, like 6-8 hours on clothes. I’d buy a bottle with zero regrets.
Moon Tale is honestly gorgeous. The raspberry opening is bright and mouthwatering, but it never turns childish or syrupy on my skin. After a few minutes it gets this smooth, almost creamy background that makes it feel super wearable and sexy. I wore it to dinner and got asked what I had on twice, which never happens to me lol. It’s not beast mode, but the scent trail is really pretty and classy. 5/5 for me, easy.
I love this way more than I expected. The raspberry is juicy but not candy-sweet, more like expensive raspberry jam on warm skin. There’s something soft and glowy underneath it that makes it feel very Louis Vuitton, polished but not boring. It kinda gives that “clean rich person” vibe without smelling like laundry. Lasted around 7 hours on me and I kept getting little whiffs all day. Def one of the prettiest fruity scents I’ve tried in a while.
This one surprised me. I thought it would be super childish because of the strawberry and milk, but it’s actually smooth and romantic. The vanilla and musk make it feel very skin-like, almost like sweet lotion after a warm shower. It reminds me a tiny bit of the cozy side of Bianco Latte, but less caramel and more fruity. I wouldn’t call it a compliment monster, it sits closer on me, but people nearby can smell it. Really nice overall, just maybe a little overpriced for how soft it gets.
This is very pretty and kinda addictive. I mostly get vanilla, milk, and a soft musky base, with the strawberry popping in and out. It’s sweet but more creamy than sugary, which I appreciate. Tbh I expected it to be more playful, but it’s actually a little more grown up and smooth. The only flaw for me is the opening can feel a bit heavy and almost too lactonic for the first 20 minutes. After that it settles beautifully. Definitely a cuddly sweater scent.
This smells like stepping out of a fancy old-school barber shop, but with a weird floral/herbal twist. I mostly get petitgrain and basil, very crisp and green, then it dries down softer with chamomile. It’s clean without being boring, and honestly feels more confident than sexy. I wouldn’t wear it on a date unless the person likes unusual scents, because it’s not sweet or mass appealing at all. Still, I really enjoy it. Projection is decent for the first couple hours, then it sits closer.
I love how different this is from the usual sweet JPG stuff. Fleur du Mâle opens super green and soapy on me, like petitgrain mixed with fresh basil in a clean white shirt. There’s also this soft chamomile thing that makes it feel calm instead of sharp. It’s definitely not a crowd-pleaser in the basic blue fragrance way, but that’s why I like it. Minor flaw: it can come off a little too powdery/clean, almost laundry detergent-ish if I overspray. Performance is really solid though, like 7-8 hours easy.
This is decent, but I expected more from Frederic Malle tbh. The opening is cozy with cinnamon and saffron, kinda like a fancy holiday candle, then it gets smoother with sandalwood and a soft leather thing. I like the warmth, but it never really grabs me or feels super memorable. Also the speculoos vibe is there, but not as delicious as I hoped. Performance is fine, around 6 hours, with pretty moderate projection. Nice to wear in cold weather, just not something I’d rush to buy at this price.
Dolce Mio is nice in a warm, milky dessert kinda way, but I wasn’t blown away. I mostly get milk, cinnamon and a soft vanilla, with a little woody musk underneath. The strawberry is there for like two seconds then disappears on me. It’s cozy and easy to wear, but also feels a bit flat after the opening, like it needed more richness or something to make it stand out. Performance is okay, around 5-6 hours, but projection stays pretty close. Not bad at all, just not something I’d rush to buy a full bottle of.
This is decent, but I don’t reach for it much. The petitgrain gives it this sharp green soapy vibe, and I get a little basil/herbal thing in the background that’s kinda interesting. It feels clean in a very white-shirt, fresh-out-the-shower way, but also slightly weird and dated to my nose. Not bad at all, just not super exciting. Performance is okay, like 5-6 hours, but projection stays pretty moderate. I can see some people loving how different it is, but for me it’s more of a “respect it, don’t love it” scent.
Tbh this might be my favorite Louis Vuitton release. Ink Mark feels artistic but still easy to wear, which is hard to pull off. I mostly get smooth incense and warm amber, with this slightly inky/mineral vibe that makes it feel different from every other smoky scent I own. It’s dark without being gothic, clean without being boring. Lasts all day on clothes and gives me a really nice scent bubble for the first few hours. Price is obviously LV price, but the quality is there. I’d happily wear this year round.
A lot of incense perfumes go too sharp or too temple-smoke for me, but Ink Mark nails the balance. It has that smoky resin vibe, but the amber makes it smooth and slightly warm. Nothing about it smells cheap or scratchy. It’s one of those fragrances where people won’t immediately say “oh you’re wearing perfume,” they’ll just think you smell interesting and expensive. I got two compliments the first time I wore it, which honestly shocked me because it’s not a typical sweet compliment getter. Super refined, super addictive.
