Mimosa Pour Moi L Artisan Parfumeur for women

Absolutely georgeous! Starts fresh and green and then transforms into a creamy yellow beauty. Probably my favourite fragrance. Best mimosa creation out there! Only wish it had more longevity.

Fairly intensive melon note.

It opens with the most greenest notes I have ever encountered in perfumes. The greeness is even a tiny bit disturbing.
The green part fades out really fast and the mimosa hits in, the perfume becomes almost sickly sweet. The sweetness is honey and candy like, it's almost hard to wear it on my wrist as it smells too edbile, oh, not edible, but like something you put in your tee to make it sweeter.
I must say that even if I can appreciate the perfume it is wee bit too sweet for me to ever wear.

My first impression was -Oscar de
Larenta,but more natural.
On me it smells like a high quality Honeyed marzipan
, not to sweet, sensual ,I like it only in a certain mood.

Anne Flipo comes through again with another beautiful creation, L'Artisan Parfumeur MIMOSA POUR MOI, a floriental with a slightly woody, resinous drydown and much more of a yellow than a green cast.

To say that MIMOSA POUR MOI "features" mimosa, black currant and violet leaf is not to say that these are the only three notes--and they're clearly not! No perfume is a three-component wonder, and many contain dozens or even hundreds of distinct compounds. Therefore, I reject the suggestion that people have no right to complain about sillage and longevity because MPM supposedly lacks basenotes. Hello? Can you say "cedar"? I also do believe that there is a touch of unsweetened coconut--or reasonable facsimile--here as well, which would support and sustain all sorts of more ephemeral notes...

Anyway, such quibbles aside, I am delighted to report that, on my skin, MIMOSA POUR MOIS has medium longevity and sillage, in addition to smelling gorgeous. This is a compelling presentation of a subtle yet clearly identifiable mimosa note. Not too tropical; not too sweet. Just right. And on my wish list!

This scent is fruity, cheery and BRIEF. I could barely smell it seconds after I sprayed it. I appreciate that the good stuff doesn't stick around for long - but I'd rather get SOME drydown off of it. . .

I actually like this alot. As for the issues with sillage and longevity: DUH, there's no real basenotes in it... Solution: spray liberally and enjoy it. Ahh, I've finally found a "yellow" fragrance.

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Awww I am disapointed AGAIN by L'Artisan!
Not that this is smelling bad, no, but LONGEVITY AND SILLAGE are VERY weak...AGAIN, like most of L'Artisan eau de toilettes. Nice subtle flower (mimosa) scent, but too weak to buy a 140$ bottle!



6/10

Mimosa Pour Moi is incredible sickly syrupy sweet on me. It's comparable to the way Laffy Taffy tastes--or just imagine yourself inside a gigantic candy store with the walls closing in on you. I know mimosa is a sweet smelling flower, but on my skin this is just too much. It must be skin chemistry because Guerlain's Champs-Elysees (another mimosa-centric perfume) is one of my favorites. It smells much more sophisticated than this, though. I gave my MPM sample to my mom and it smells a lot better on her, so I suppose it doesn't work for me. Oh, well, there are other L'Aristans, no??

Honey-sweet, but very little staying-power- disappointing in that regard

Absolutely beautiful fragrance when in the mood for a sunshine burst of floral, enveloped in nectar. No vanilla or gourmand, but if bees are drawn to honey, so am I to this heavenly sweet Mimosa. Makes me think of yellow sun drenched summer days, padding around in bare feet and hippy dresses. So pretty I want to put butterfly clips in my hair and pink rouge on my cheeks. Fresh, youthful and ultra feminine and very true to its flower.

Mimosa pour Moi: exciting harmony of the sunshine, the warm summer and the bright yellow mimosas. The fresh, green fragrance touch your skin gently . Try it and you will love it!

A delicate, light, bright, and feminine floral, with the main note being the Mimosa flower, which you can tell from the name. It's so fresh and innocent, makes me think of a little girl in her sundress running through a garden picking flowers. It has the sweetness of a fresh flower, it's like sunlight. It makes me smile, even though it's not a fragrance I would wear (too "good girl" and light for me) Great cedarwood dry down. Very nice summer fragrance!