Immortelle de Corse L`Occitane en Provence for women

Honey is in abundance in this fragrance, gentle spices, a touch salty and balsamic, and an almost caramelized benzoin that simply lingers on the skin forever. The sillage is not great, but the staying power is incredible. Reminds me a lot of Alahine.

This is a new love of mine. It combines some of my absolute favorite notes – honey, benzoin, immortelle, tea and rose. It contains dried immortelle flowers and natural honey. And indeed, this is a very natural-smelling perfume.

Just putting the bottle up to my nose, I get a waft of resiny, sweet honey and maple. On first spray, I notice a delicious resin scent (benzoin, amber), and the fresh, herbal scent from the dried flowers. It’s not overly sweet, just nicely earthy.

The fragrance is the most quiet during the first few minutes. It then comes into its full glory once it’s warmed on my skin. The honey is the strongest note in this perfume, followed by the immortelle flowers and the ambery benzoin. In the drydown all the notes come together into a smooth, heavenly mix – rich honey, herbally-salty immortelle and soft rose, a hint of black tea and resiny warmth.

This perfume is wonderfully soft, understated, warm and comforting. In my opinion, the lasting power is decent for a natural perfume. However, I do need to reapply throughout the day to keep it emanating from my dry skin. Immortelle de Corse stays relatively close to the skin. It is not a big statement-maker scent that everyone around you will notice. It’s more the type you wear for your own enjoyment. For that reason, this makes a great everyday fragrance. Only those who get very close to you will get to enjoy this gorgeous, ambery-honey skin scent.

Although I have been enjoying this one lately (in the winter), I think it will be amazing in warmer weather. If you love honey, this is well worth checking out.

Simple review : Love it. really and truly. It is sweet and maybe powdery, but I do love it.

Smells just like Shalimar Parfum Initial to me.

I agree with Vertigo's review as it was warm, herbal, earthy, sweet and powdery and Belil's comment about hiking and camping as it was very natural smelling .. I can add that I thought it was unisex as I found it to be neither masculine nor femine and not at all perfumy .. I could not fault the quality and enjoyed the warmth but found it to be too herby for me ..

this hasn't reached australian shores yet... i am awaiting it with bated breath! i'm wondering if it smells similar to the immortelle skincare range? hope so!

Sweet and boozy scent, reminds me cognac. Honey is prominent, too. Interesting perfume.

Their new collection of fragrances are really different, natural and gorgeous. Unfortunately, the longevity and sillage rather let them down, and at £53.00 a bottle, I think I'll save the money for one of the old heavy hitters!!

A beautiful and unique creation by L`Occitane, more likeable and more special than many others by them.
I agree with vertigo that it's warm, herbal, earthy, sweet and powdery. I also get this weird but lovely note that reminds me of the way my grandmother's lipstick would smell.
I believe it would suit best for vacations in colder weather, hiking or camping.

Thanks a lot for adding this fragrance!

Immortelle de Corse is a first immortal fragrance that I've tried. I knew that the flower of immortal has a very specific aroma (haven't smelled the real thing), but somehow couldn't imagine it.

The perfume is certainly very special. It has a warm, herbal, earthy, slightly sweet, slightly powdery quality to it. I believe some parts of the accord belong to honey and iris. And musk, probably.
It seems to me very natural, but - unfortunately - I can't say if it's a faithful projection of immortal.

Very longlasting and with remarkable sillage, like most of L'Occitane's creations. Doesn't change in time.
I've been told it's a limited edition.
Firstly, I was surprised by the smell. Later on, I couldn't imagine myself wearing it. But I think I'll give it another chance.