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Eau de Parfum by Helmut Lang is a Oriental Vanilla fragrance for women. Eau de Parfum was launched in 2000. Top notes are rosemary, lavender and coton candy; middle notes are jasmine, heliotrope, lily-of-the-valley and rose; base notes are sandalwood, patchouli, vanilla and cedar.
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I LOVE IT!!!BUT IS VERY EXPENSIVE NOW AND DIFFICULT TO FIND.SMELLS GREAT!!!!!!
LOVE IT!
I wish I could find it and buy it again!
Masculine, dry, woody, spicy... But not in an overpowering way.
I can´t smell any vanilla in it!
Страхотен парфюм,свежа лавандула и мек памук-секси комбинация!Много ми харесва,искам го!!!
Awesome perfume, fresh lavender and soft cotton-sexy combination! I love, I want it!
While lovers of oriental vanillas might get dissapointed by this one, this is the one to try if You generally find that cathegory too volouptious or gourmand. The herbal notes that to some feel masculine adds a fresh quality, defining it a contemporary interpretation of classic notes. Wich to me corresponds well with the designers name. Not complicated, but still sophisticated.
Cant feel any cotton candy, the patchouly are used lightly to ground this experience.
On me; medinum sillage, lastingpower very good.
In 2000, I would stop at Barneys downtown on my way home from work just to smell this one. I loved it then...I would fantasize that this would be the only bottle of perfume on my beautiful cherrywood dresser. However, I will never, ever, ever, be a one perfume only kinda girl...So, I decided I'd leave the fantasy alone. Now, I never see this one. I guess I could find it online if I really wanted it. I remember it being lovely, unisex.
Helmut Lang Eau de Parfum is one of my favorite goto parfums - perfect for a quaint evening out because of its subtle but lasting drydown scent thats sexy and powdery that's not in anyway offensive. This does remind you of baby powder but I think it has a sprinkle of edge to it elusively airing more towards cedar and sandlewood. NITTY-GRITTY: Last 10+ hour,for anyone, similar to philosophy scent family.
On my skin this one is more on the masculine side. I cannot detect the sweetness of vanilla I expected. The opening is rather green and herbal but the drydown is more agreeable. I consider myself an oriental-vanilla kinda girl but this is definitely not my cup of tea.
lavender start,but great ,powdery,wram base .it really smells like expensive sweet baby powder.:)
Helmut Lang smells like babies bums when they have been bathed and powdered with Johnsons baby powder! Soft, powdery, delicious and edible!! A very feminine fragrance, I did not realise it was for men!!!
A nicely balanced fragrance that's warm, slightly woody and wears close to the skin. It's marked as a male scent but can be worn by both sexes. The vanilla note becomes prominent during the dry down. Overall, a pleasant scent that is not loud or harsh and is perfect for those moments when you want to cozily invite someone in a little closer. [NB: This review is for the EDP; Fragrance recently discontinued in U.S.]
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