Menthe Fraiche James Heeley for women and men

a fresh cloud of mint
between white and green
very bright and light
obviously It begins with mint declined in a icy way
sometime It seems like mint is mixed with a pinch of green apple
but it is only an impression
Certainly there is an herbaceous note.
the dry down is a little disappointing:green tea


easy to wear for all ages.
perfect for hot season

Heeley's scents are for most delicate gentle and minimal

An unpretentious (but successful) attempt to create a non-toothpaste mint fragrance. Lemony-mint on top (smells much like verbena and mint) on a smooth and very natural cedarwood/musky base. Mission accomplished.

Rating: 6.5-7/10

If you can stand the initial anti mosquito spray feel and let it develop, then you end up with a nice mint perfume. Nothing too special, nothing must-have thing but nice. I love a few scents which do not start in an impressive way and I let them express themselves into their maturity, but this one has head notes that really irritates me. Sorry, would love to love it but simply can't.

I had a sample of this and liked the mint smell, as I do like mint, but it's too minty for a fragrance for me. I would like something that is minty but with other detectible notes as well. Great scent, but not a buy for me.

Menthe Fraiche is true to its name: a fresh mint fragrance. This one cannot hide the toothpast aspects of mint, but it cleverly mix it with the more green aroma of mint leaves, resulting in a fresh herbal opening, slightly citrus. The mint accord, as usual, doesn`t last too long, and leave space for a transparent woody scent, with something slightly tea-ish, and a vegetal woody accord. Seems perfect for summer hot days and tottaly adequate for wearing it at work without bothering anyone.

This is probably what you would get if you crushed mint leaves with citrus peels on a piece of cedar bark. It's that simple and natural.

To me this smells like fishy orange juice. Dosent last very long either.