Fleur de Liane L Artisan Parfumeur for women and men

This is a very luscious, juicy green fragrance. Like a freshly cut flower stem ... as its juice dripping -- a burst of bright crisp aquatic freshness is released into the air. This scent is very clean, clear, honest and pure, nothing synthetic or powdery about it.
It's definitely introverted and a has a slightly mysterious air to it, as individual notes are not instantly distinguishable. I like it!

I absolutely love this one. I can't wait to buy it again. A very fresh, mysterious and elegant scent, the aquatic notes blend so well with the green accords. Good lasting power too. Very feminine in my opinion.

L'Artisan Parfumeur FLEUR DE LIANE opens with a vaguely watermelonesque scent which gives the whole composition a very tropical vibe. There is definitely a sort of watery greenness to this scent, something like that of watermelon rind. Yet, in spite of the light watermelon scent, FLEUR DE LIANE is not very sweet--definitely not a fruity floral or vanilla oriental scent. I would call this an aquatic floral green.

The flowers smell almost tiara-like, yet somehow distinct. The dominant floral note appears to be marigold. FLEUR DE LIANE is a pleasing and unique composition, which strikes me as a slightly savory second cousin to monoi, if that makes any sense! I recommend this fragrance to those looking for a tropical feeling but without the cloying vanilla and coconut so often present in tropics-inspired perfumes. Although aquatic notes often smell synthetic and even emetic to me, here they do not, and if I had a bottle of this fragrance, I'm sure that I'd wear it!

I Like this! Very green floral like I did not expected...
I am thinking about amazonian where I am Tarzan in the jungle!
This one is more feminine in my opinion...


7/10

The tropical association usually makes me stay away from scents, so I didn't expect to like this at all, but in fact I do. This isn't tropical in a corny postcard kind of way, forget sandy beaches, coconut drinks and sunblock, it rather evokes the atmosphere of a hidden, faraway location still untouched by man, lush and green.
Along with the aquatics and greenery (both well-done) I do get the florals, like a fine, sparkling veil floating on water, their scent intensified by the heat. There's a very sultry, stuffy, almost moist feel to this scent, it's naturally and unabashedly sensual, like a sweaty T-shirt that sticks to the curves of the body in hot, humid weather. It's so suggestive that I sometimes wonder if it's approtiate to wear this in public.
Scarlett Johansson, if you're reading this, this would suit you perfectly!:)

A shrill aquatic scent that careens out of the bottle and lands with a noisy thump on the skin, softening only a bit on the drydown. No matter how many times I test this scent I detect none of the florals, and only a touch of the wood. Perhaps this works best, in small doses, as a masculine.