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I have it: 3 I had it: 5 I want it: 12 My signature: 1
Designer Guy Laroche launched Eau Folle in 1970 as a fresh scent of citrusy, chypre and leathery notes, available in Eau de Toilette concentration.
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I like this vintage scent a lot for bergamot and lime it gives me first, and for those wonderful vegetable garden smells that come next (mostly celery and tomato leaves, but there are other vegetables, too), followed by a phase of the vegetable garden quietening down, but not leaving. Instead flowers from my garden join the vegetables and add to a very nice scent. Am enjoing this one a lot.
Oh, does this bring back memories or what? I got the soap as a present from my brother( that's all he could afford-we were both uni students) and I kept it in my drawer forever-everything in that drawer smelled like Eau Folle, so in fact it was as close as to having the perfume.Soon after that I discovered J'ai Ose, and I bought that one, but I'd be so delighted if Eau Folle was produced again-I'd buy it in a heartbeat.Thank you fro bringin sweet memories!
No enconté nunca un perfume tan radiante como
Eau Folle"...Es necesario que vuelva a reeditarse. Leonard, Lancome, incluso clinique cuentan con aguas perfumadas de similares características pero ninguna de ella supera a este cítrico-floral- chipre...A vece también me recuerda su aroma a Eau de Soir de Sisley.
I loved it! Sharp and crispy smell on it's opening, yet, peppery and warm when faded...If I could ever buy it again, I would wear it the days I would like to feel optimistic, fresh and sportive.
When I first tried and wore Eau Folle, it was in the mid '70es when I was a teenager. It was the IT perfume for teenagers being fresh, young, a bit crazy as the ads underlined. It was also made in every sort of packages from a fountain pen containing 100 doses to a cigarette lighter to a pool ball. Anyway I have always found it a nice fresh perfume perfect for summer and I think its being "crazy" was only half the truth of what Eau Folle has been. It would deserve being reissued and put on sale again. I would certainly buy it anew.
Thanks Fragrantica for adding it!It used to be my teenage fragrance when I was in the last class of senior high school back in 1987.The edition I remember was citrusy and very peppery-which was a bit unusual back then-with a fantastic soft leathery tone in the drydown.I always thought it was the ultimately sexy citrusy fragrance ever created.I wish it hadn't been discontinued.Dear passionata20,I am also very interested to know if there is anything similar in the market now so please if anyone knows please let us know too!
Thanks for adding my request! Can someone who has it or has tried it write if it is similar to Leonard´s "Eau Fraiche" or is it more like Rochas "Eau de Rochas"? I´m just guessing cause they all seem to be in one family of fragrances.
Thanks
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