Starts out as Jean Seberg in Breathless, winds up as Bo Derek in 10.
Notes per Basenotes: Ginger Lily, Lily of the Valley (Muguet), Angelica Root, Orange Flower, Water Lily, Musk.
Jean Seberg in a scene from Breathless
Photo from Wikimedia Commons
Monday, June 23, 2008
One Sentence Perfume Review: Lys Méditerranée, Frederic Malle Editions de Parfums
Starts out as Jean Seberg in Breathless, winds up as Bo Derek in 10.
Notes per Basenotes: Ginger Lily, Lily of the Valley (Muguet), Angelica Root, Orange Flower, Water Lily, Musk.
Jean Seberg in a scene from Breathless
Photo from Wikimedia Commons
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From the sublime to the ridiculous? Pffft. I was just reading about that one last night and thinking it might be worth a shot.
I dunno.
Once I get past the 'easy, breezy Cover Girl' note, I like it.
Note : I like it, but I rarely wear it.
Thank God I bought a small bottle.
I've read enough reviews of this one to know I am very much in the minority with my complaint. Everybody else either loves it, or says it's too linear--whereas I just adore the opening (I think it's that cover girl note I like), and then feel completely betrayed when it goes all beachy and ordinary.
I agree wholeheartedly with you. I much prefer Un Lys.
Hi Jen! Yes, I think Un Lys is in a class by itself, really exquisite.
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