L de Lolita Lempicka (for women)
Designer: Lolita Lempicka Olfactive Group: Oriental VanillaL de Lolita Lempicka Fragrance Reviews:
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Little by little everything goes away except for the spices and i'm not a big fan of cinnamon by itself.
Finally it settles down to a nice vanilla scent, still spiced though.
I still prefer original Lolita, but i wouldn't mind having this fragrance either, i could enjoy it occasionally.



i love it so much but at the same time i find the dry down on my skin is very very vanilla sugar sweet and very warm. Which i love but can sometimes smell very old. The bottle is gorgeous and i love how different this perfume and how much it changes through out wearing it! So i think i will be buying it as soon as i get the chance! x

The bottle itself is everything I could ever want in a perfume bottle - it references the sea and the mermaid myth, two of my favorite things, and it's heart-shape fits perfectly in the palm of my hand. My only complaints about the bottle are that it sometimes leaks near the nozzle and it's hard to transport.
The scent inside this beautiful bottle is breathtaking! It's as warm and sweet as Angel, with a bit more freshness up top. At first, it's cinnamon and dry oranges and vanilla and sandalwood. After awhile, the immortelle flower begins to bloom and it ties everything together quite nicely, and this is when things get a bit salty. If you've ever lived, or spent a lot of time near the ocean, you'll appreciate how much this perfume really smells of the sea. Not the fishy-algae smell of the beach on a bad day, but the smell that the saltwater leaves on your skin once it evaporates, after a dip in the ocean on a warm, beautiful day. Once you know that smell, you will recognize it in the coastal fog, in the breezes that form over the ocean and move inland.
Overall, this is an excellently-done gourmand, which brings to mind orange coffee-cake and vanilla tea. I'd recommend it, whole-heartedly, to anyone who is looking for a sweet and spicy, yet light scent that's the product of a lot of creativity.
the drydown is a little bit spicy and the lasting power on me is good.
hope you understand what i wanted to say-english isn't my mother tongue :)

Something about the musk I guess smells very hmmmm what's the word? Sandy? Balmy it's odd and I love it, Coral Flower has the same background and I love that one too...Those top notes in L'De though? Cinnamon, orange and then vanilla! Well I rather like that combo myself but I could see how the cinnamon might make people sneeze so on second thought better not to spray too much.
I think that the formula for this scent varies however. My best friends liquid is a lot more blue while mine is a greenish color and oddly hers is stronger on the cinnamon side than mine is....To put it simply if you like cinnamon and orange you will love this scent...Oh and what perfume junkie like myself wouldn't just adore the bottle? It's so cute to me with the little net around it and the little charms...I loved reading all the reviews for L'De so many positive reviews...It brings out the little girl in everyone I think.

I love it so much and it makes me so happy!
Someone said it's 4 "all the Peter Pans wearing skirts" and that's really who I am, a Peter Pan wearing skirt :). There's no better perfume for me. It's cute, sweet and salty, mostly lovely but also weird and unique. Just when You think You know it- it changes to something else... Great!

It did not trigger my boyfriend allergies at all and is the first perfume he went out of his way to tell me he likes:)
The bottle is adorable, yet misleading, it is not a tropical smell at all but cute on a dresser or in a bathroom with a nautical theme.

At first I didn't like it. I was sure it was going to be over-powering burnt sugar. It soon changed to a lovely vanilla scent. I couldn't get enough of it. I too kept smelling my wrists thru out the day.
Wearing it to bed feeling cozy & warm I drift right off into sleep... Then dose up on it on again the next morning, noon & night.

At first spray I was reminded of Animal Cracker Cookies with a side of cinnamon and sugar. I was a bit put off by this. Having read previous reviews I decided not to be so hasty to wash it off and give it a chance to dry down. I am so glad I did!
It was worth enduring a half hour of over-the-top Animal Crackers to get to the warmth of cinnamon-vanilla flavored musk. I was compulsively sniffing my wrists the entire night, as I had put it on in the afternoon.
The next day I decided to give it another try but this time pairing it with Victoria's Secret's Vanilla Lace shower gel and lotion. The scent was even more inviting. The vanilla musk in Vanilla Lace intertwined pleasantly with the vanilla musk in L by LL. Once again I was enjoying my eau de parfum well into the evening.
I don't know if I'd wear this to work for it is very sweet and if not used with a light hand, it is very strong. Also, the bottle is very misleading. The bottle conveys a summery quality but I'd never use this in the summer. It's too warm, lush, and thick, like a cashmere sweater. I would use it to prepare for a date or a night in with my paramour. It was made for cozying up! Sometimes it's nice to be someone's little cookie! ;)



I was right, it doesn't suit me. Now, I love me some citrus/vanilla oriental - I own the lovely but discontinued Shalimar Light, Organza Indecence, and Emeraude - but on me this is just wrong. Like Organza Indecence, it's orange, spice, vanilla, and a deep base. Here the depth is provided by a salty musk, while in OI, it's a clean patchouli. However, while OI is friendly, rich, and warm, L is overly rich and heavy - as if OI had swallowed a 20-lb bowling ball and couldn't drag itself off the couch to say hello. I'll stick to my other citrus vanilla fragrances; this one's Just Not For Me.
The bottle is absolutely adorable.

The first impression I had while wearing it? A strong smell of cinnamon, way to spicy for me, and, further, a vanilla scent, with a little bitter orange smell added, but very slightly.
Lolita Lempicka... A bitter sweet fragrance which, somehow, confuses me, as I don't know if I have to just simply love it or hate it!
Supposing, it's a summer fragrance, at least its good looking bottle shows it, but I guess it’s the cinnamon that finally bothers me a lot.
Bottom line? I prefer this spice (cinnamon) in my food rather than in my perfume wardrobe. I am not impressed about it, but don’t mind smelling it on other people.
Based on its advertisement, but after wearing it, it finally doesn’t give me the envy at all to dive into the sea…

Extremely sweet while being slightly salty...it does not smell like perfume to me. I don't dislike the smell, I just don't want to smell like that! For those that do - it has fantastic staying power, just like the original! :)

I feel confident wearing it. Lolita Lempicka rules!


My first thought was "This smells exactly like my Macadamia Vanilla body lotion" and i always wanted a perfume with this smell, now i found it yeeeh ^^
After some minutes i also smell a light cinnamon note, its so nice and for me absolutely not to sweet.
I was never into Lolita Lempicka fragrances, because the most have this anise note, but this is an exception, the only one i can stand and its just lovely. I think it fits for day and also for night wear. The bottle looks really pretty, could be a good decoration for a bathroom and the scent lasts very long too. Two thumbs up for this one.



And of course, the packaging, bottle and marketing campaign are just gorgeous. If you want to see some truly gorgeous photography, go to the LL website!


Oh, I must open my eyes.. but it was great! Persistence is very good, I smell vanilla to the evening.
Bottle is like oceans's treasure.


What I can tell you now is that I find this to be even yummier then the original Lolita perfume =)
It is still just as vanilla as the original
but
this opens with a burst of fresh lemon & as the lemon seeps into your skin the cinnamon starts to float lovingly around you.It is a very sweet very gourmand scent & I love it!

Really cute and ''eatable'' and the bottle is pure perfection!

You know when making buns, cookies or fudge just the tiniest amount of salt in the dough make a lot of difference. Maurice knows all about that obviously. This is sweet, cookielike vanilla, cinnamon heavenly jummy and a slightest hint of salty, almost sweaty smell. Make it so sexy, different, not at all so girly one can imagine by the first look and the cute little bottle.
I love detecting little Maurice-signatures in his work, and L de Lolita do have some resemblance to the much classier Dans Tes Bras in Frederic Malle´s line of perfume. L de Lolita is Dans Tes Bras little more vulgar, common, übersexy and still very kindhearted and cookiebaking cousin. If L de Lolita is nude cookie, Dans Tes Bras is more of a nude mushroom...? :)




It lasts more than 8 hours!!
I've just got this perfume and I'm in love!

I love the top notes; the fragrance applies sharp & slightly sour on me. I love the contrast between this & the sweet remainder of the fragrance.
It goes downhill from the top notes. I light sweet fragrances, but this is just reminds me of biscuits.
L doesn’t give me a headache & it isn’t overly sweet, but it just doesn’t appeal to me any more.




Edit: Now, in the summer it smells more intense.
Many of the reviewers compared L to Chocolovers. I would say, L is a swiss praline kind of chocolate, noble, with a pinch of salt, sweet, and filled with the most fragrant, flowery-buttery, really noctalgic filling, which is unhealthy to eat, but cozy and comfortable to taste and to look at, and to sniff at. Chocolovers is rather the milka kind of chocolate, with noisette cream filling or with little hazelnut pieces, or, better, the praline named ferrero rocher minus alcoholy taste. L is expensive and vintage smelling. I tought, that Crazylibellule and The Poppies makes such scents, but those sticks smell more "modern", and L /Lolita Lermpicka Lolita smell "vintage/belle epoque/jugendstil":):) For me, this is a big plus. I think, that scents should have this ability to bring us back in time, to give us dreams of beige/creme rose coloured robes and gloves, of big romantic hairdos, of music of Eric Satie/Chopin/Debussy, of sexy heroes like the phantom of the opera:)...and so on...:)I am not a friend of sad music from that time, but I am now in the mood for Satie, as I am sniffing L on my arms.

It starts with a caramellized burst of orange, but the sensation is quite short. The character of the perfume is Cinnamon...Wonderful, sexy cinnamon, blended with delicious vanilla and other, more subtle spices...After several hours, a salty note appears among the spice. Unusual and sultry...
I picture a white piece of wood that has been brought on shore... The abusing of the sea has left its' traces.. And now that the sun took hold, the salt is mixed with the deep smell of wood.. Enchanced by the spicy smell caused from the sun's caress.... It burns my nostrils in the most seductive way....
Just unbelievable fragrance...After 24 hours I can still smell its' last breaths on my skin....

It's very different from the perfumes I've taken a whiff of. At the first spray, you can automatically detect the bitter orange. I'm not really citrus fan so the orange turned me off a bit at first because it was a little overpowering. Then, it settles into this mild, sweet vanilla scent. It's definitely not just cookies and cake. (If I wanted that, I would've gone for Jessica Simpson's Dessert/Creamy perfume.)
I wish it stayed longer though. Other than that, this is definitely my favorite.

The bottle is still very cute though, and the top notes are quirky and whimsical, sweet but not too sugary. The scent settles to a soft cookie meets baking dough feeling and has seriously impressive hold, on me easily lasting 5/6 hours.
My thoughts? It's awfully like Angel at base, more gentle, not sophisticated. The top notes are different, but they don't last that long. It's less shouty, more comfortable, more candy bar. This doesn't seduce, it's a fun scent, but there would be no point in having L and Angel in the same perfume wardrobe. A yummy little gourmand for the young and young at heart!

It is so good that actually I would like to have it as pure perfume, luckily I saw it in this concentration.






Reminds me a bit of "Obsession" or the old classic Venezia" from Yves Rocher but in a much lighter version with a touch of vanilla.
In general i don't like vanilla if it stands out to much, i find them impersonal. This perfume is the only one i've liked that has vanilla in all notes. The perfume is warm and sexy. Not so sweet as vanilla scents can be. Maybe because the oriental notes takes just enough space to balance the vanilla.
The bottle i beatyful!


The bottle design is so much prettier in person, the picture doesn't do it justice. I think all of Lolita Lempicka perfumes are exquisite. She's among the select few that have the most glamorous and unique bottle designs out there. Also her fragrances are those you can't compare to others, their very special, unique and different.



I tried many perfumes that claim to have magnolia in them, and neither of them had such a real, aromatheraupetic magnolia scent. I finally found it in L.

On my skin it turns into orange mellowed down by the cinnamom and vanilla. nham nham! The staying power is great and the sillage is perfect. Not to discreet but not offensive either. It embraces you and evrubody around and does not impose itself.
Just amazing and very feminine...
My fav ...

I don´t know if i like it, but it is certainly special










At first it was orangy and like caramelised vanilla, then after 15 min. I could immidiately detech cinnamon.
It became very gourmand and sweet on my skin.
The dry down was, like lillybee said: "something like the aroma in waffleshop" + cinnamon and spices. Very sweet, just how I like it.
The bottle is one of the gorgeused I've ever seen.
I didn't notice anything stinky or nauseating.



Then, I went to work, and while I was at work, I kept smelling "Obsession for Men." I was wondering who it was who was wearing it. Then I smelled my arm, and realized it was myself!
So, this perfume completely changed on me, within about 2 hours. I could SWEAR I was wearing Obsession for Men! Spicy, licorice-y, and slightly stinky!
Very interesting! And totally NOT like Pink Sugar at all, after two hours.
On a paper card, it still smells like cotton candy, 5 hours later, though.

The magic on my skin happened about half an hour later. It suddenly settled and sort of became part of my skin, a warming, delicious blend in a way a perfumed body lotion would as the skin absorbes it.
It smelled like caramelised sugar and warm vanilla, something like the aroma in a waffle shop.
As I child I remember collecting strawflowers in the wild and our summer house almost always had a bunch of these dried flowers hanging off the verandah window. Strawflowers belongs to the same family as everlasting but do not smell really flowery.
They dry easily and after they dried they have a straw hat-like, dry and woody odour. This is what I smelled on L de Lolita together with its vanilla note as a backdrop to the dry floral, spicy and slightly salty immortal flower (also known as everlasting, immortelle or curry plant)
The dry down goes spicy-powdery like compact powder, slightly woody and I smell a lot of white musk too. This drydown smells very similar to Hypnose from Lancome but luckily the still lingering traces of spice and cinnamon make it slightly different.
It is a perfume to love or hate. I find the top and middle notes intriguing, new and unusual. Wearing it in winter is a delight, as it acts as a warm, velvety layer to your skin in the cold.
To make it long-lasting you do not need to spray more than once on each arm and it will stay with you for the whole day. You can combine it with using the perfumed shower gel and body lotion to make it even more long-lasting.
I love wearing it daytime and going out with it alike. It's great when I get a waft of the spicy vanilla undertone mixed with the fluffy, wooly jumper I'm wearing on top of it. I recommend this scent to everyone who likes gourmand type of scents with an adequate dose of exotic flavours.
I would have thought that this fragrance will be a favourite by many Anna Sui or Hypnose fans but since its 2006 launch it doesn't seem to have caused as much a stir than the aforementined two. Another good point that you'll unlikely be smelling it on anyone else than you!
To sum up, a big thumbs up for the design of the bottle and the fragrance composition and a small thumbs-down for the originality of the base scent (see my comments on Hypnose de Lancome)



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