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Ananas Fizz by L Artisan Parfumeur is a Floral Fruity fragrance for women. Ananas Fizz was launched in 2004. The nose behind this fragrance is Anne Flipo. The fragrance features grapefruit, woodsy notes and pineapple.
It really does smell of grapefruit and pineapple! It smells good enough to drink and it's bright and zingy. Unfortunately, I discovered that I don't like smelling like a fruit cocktail! Would be a great room fragrance but as a perfume it's not for me.
This is the expensive version of Harajuku Lil Angel.
fruity fruity nightmare on me.I discovered pineapple is a huge NO for me.
Strangest thing... I have a sample of this from last year. I applied it on my wrist several times over the course of several months and I couldnt smell it. I was like I was completely anosmic to it. This morning I reached for it and decided to give it another shot. And now I smell it! I guess my nose needed to evolve or something in order to actually smell this perfume.
Its a light, delicate, citrus scent. Its doesnt SCREAM pineapple, but you can smell its presence. No wood notes that I can discern. Its very light, on me, far to subtle for me. But Im glad I can finally smell it.)
If Cointreau were made with grapefruit and pineapple rather than orange, it would smell exactly like the opening of L'Artisan Parfumeur ANANAS FIZZ. This unique creation features pineapple, the sweetness of which is cut with grapefruit rind essence. The woodiness and resinosity also help to render ANANAS FIZZ more than just another bad cocktail frag. In fact, even the Cointreau-esque opening does not smell bad, it's just that it really does smell like an apperitif!
I am a fan of Anne Flipo's work, so I'm not surprised that she managed to create something both interesting and wearable with one of my least favorite notes as a focus: pineapple. But grapefruit is at least as important, if not more, not only as a detectable note, but also for the role that plays in neutralizing some of the characteristically cloying sweetness that makes so many pineapple frags such a sticky disaster on my skin.
Although ANANAS FIZZ is not FB-worthy for me, I would not mind a decant to wear now and then as a novelty scent. The longevity and sillage are typical of citrus edts.
I dont smell anything. Literally its like I put nothing on. Its like I dabbed water on myself.
Ummm...am I smelling the same fragrance??? I got somewhat of a citrus opening note, but it smelled a little...cleaning-producty? And after that disappears, all I get is blast after blast of incense. So again, I ask you, am I smelling the same fragrance?
Yummy, fruity and refreshing. Great to spritz in summer, though with little staying power. Very pleasant to wear.
I have a sample from this and really like it! Super summertime fragrance with lime and grapefruit taste, but unfortunatelly i can not find the ananas in it! Anyway it's a great citrus-fruity parfume, but not floral-fruity in my opinion.
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