A Girl In Capri

The perfume boasts a lively lemon aroma, subtly infused with musk. When paired with Ganache Lemon Eclair, the combination yields a creamy and enticing result.

What a disappointment! 😔 This fragrance has the potential to be great, but unfortunately, it's poorly blended and made from subpar ingredients. The result is a sharp, loud scent that irritates my nose and triggers headaches. 🤕 While I can appreciate the beachy notes of sun, sand, salty ocean spray, and driftwood in the dry down, the overall effect is cheap and unpleasant. 💸

This perfume reminds me of D&G's Light Blue, with its youthful essence. While it doesn't replicate the scent exactly, it captures the same citrusy quality and woody undertones that make it a refreshing summer fragrance. As someone who appreciates Light Blue, I find this perfume to be an excellent alternative to floral-fruity scents like Acqua di Gioia or Versace Dylan Blue pour Femme. It performs well and lasts long, making it a great value for the price. Overall, it's a hidden gem that I'm thrilled to have discovered (thank you Lanvin!).

This perfume makes for an ideal, unobtrusive, and refreshing choice for a professional setting during the summer months. I truly appreciate its presence. Although I made this purchase without knowing what to expect, I now find myself missing it since my bottle has run out. In comparison to D&G Light Blue, I found this scent to be superior in terms of longevity and tone.

I was anticipating a refreshing citrus fragrance for the warmer months, but unfortunately, this one falls short in terms of longevity. After spraying five times, the scent was pleasant at first, only to vanish immediately. Even the subtle skin scent I experienced for a brief 5-minute period disappeared completely on my skin. While it's an affordable option, had I known how light and fleeting it is, I would have directed my budget towards something else.