Eclat D'Arpege Eau de Parfum Spray

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This one smells refreshing and I wanted to use because i like it but I can’t spray it at every 30 minutes if I’m out. The subtle hints of peach blossom add a touch of sweetness, while the musk undertone leaves a lasting, enchanting impression. Created with notes of peach, neroli, bergamot, vanilla and vetiver, it’s a floral yet woody fragrance. You won’t really notice any difference between a product purchased from Perfume’s Club and a product purchased from a seller in our new Marketplace. From now on at Perfume’s Club, you can find products sent by external sellers, always under Perfume’s Club’s quality criteria.

If I was a tiny fairy in a magical forest Id steal the aroma of these flowers and spread it with some pixie dust as I fly by LOL. Somewhere between the incredibly photorealistic lilac with abysmal sillage of Ineke's After My Own Heart, and the less realistic but stronger smelling Flower by Kenzo.

Eclat d Arpege by Lanvin Eau de Parfum is a feminine scent that possesses a blend of classic florals.

There are those days when you just want to feel pretty lol (not exactly unique or hot), and for that, this fragrance has an important place in my collection and I look for it on those days. I wish I were able to distinguish all the notes that it should have but on my skin it's just floral fresh without any of the notes popping up. A would recommend you trying it if you like peony, and also if you have a hard time with musky fragrances (that may give you a headache). Though my collection keeps on expanding every year but Eclat d’Arpege Lanvin is one on my shelf ever and forever.

EdA leans a little more fruity-violet, but the overall vibe with opening and drydown is similar with lush sweet-water that isn't the cold-waters of the Light Blue range.

While we strive to provide accurate and helpful information, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy or reliability of the AI-generated pros and cons. It comes in the most wonderful packaging, a translucent box, opened from top, with this minimalist round, art deco style bottle (a study in design, really) containing an ethereally lilac liquid. My nose can't fully distinguish between notes just yet, but my god, something about this scent is intoxicating. It’s sort of boring, I don’t smell too much on the opening , it seems to dry down to a pleasant but lackluster vanilla without much floral.I tested this one and it smells very similar, just like opening of Dalilight but it doesn't change over time.