Pastel de Gres Gres for women

Kind if surprised to see so much dislike for this one! Many mentions of this having a chemical scent. Maybe it mellows with time or personal chemistry but I find Pastel is smooth, slightly powdery, perhaps a bit on the thin side, but not at all chemical-y, which I hate! Basically, it's is a rose-lily floral with tart peach-citrus and pale green powdery tones, a touch of crispness that runs throughout. Just a lovely soft-focus green scent with a (sweet/soapy) musk base.

i got a miniature of this fragrance in a UFO catcher in japan.this frag. is floral not fruity its the typical floral frag. bit sweet and oriental.

I decided this one is too chemical-ly on me...I have a full bottle...Eeee...What to do with it!

I tried this fragrance via buying a mini...I really liked it; it has a bit of a chemical scent as it reaches the base notes...That is, at least on me...This fragrance should NOT be confused with Pastel de Cabotine which classified as a floral green, and not a floral fruity like this one...

My mum has the miniature of this perfume and 3 other famous perfumes in a box and I like this one more than others.it opens with rose and some fruity notes and then it becomes sweet and sincere to the extend that I feel being in the middle of flowers,not spring flowers,but tropical's which are suitable for autumn and winter use.It reminds me a bit ming shu fleur rare by yves rocher.but pastel is less aquatic and boring and more lovely.