Un Coeur en Mai MDCI Parfums for women

I love this very beautiful floral fragrance. It is so clean and bright in a very good way. Sweet, but not too much, absolutely not nauseating. Very femminine. It reminds me of some other perfume but I can't recall what, something by Dior?

UN COEUR EN MAI is a symphony of spring filled with the sunshine, luscious greenery and singing birds. This stunning green floral composition is flawless in its execution and balance of the notes. But it is so much more than just a well-done perfume, it is a piece of art, masterfully capturing the essence of the spring with its vibrant shades of green, pink, blue, lilac and yellow.

UN COUER EN MAI is a complex but gentle perfume. The opening is green and fresh but very smooth at the same time. It is got to be one of the most beautiful green openings I have ever experienced. It does smell like a lush abundance of greenery in May. The galbanum, bergamot and petit grain are masterfully weaved together with the stunning aroma of hyacinth and lily of the valley. The composition IS like a spring day. I catch gorgeous whiffs of the fluffy and sunny mimosa drifting in when the scent transitions into the heart notes. The mimosa note is gorgeous here. The lily of the valley scent continues into the heart notes but it is not sharp and overpowering but rather very pleasant, shy and innocent. The spring floral bouquet fully develops in the heart notes accented by light and pale, very innocent rose. The dry down is a gentle floral musk and lovely wood notes.

Last week I have tried another beautiful creation by Patricia Nicolai, MIMOSAIQUE. I can see the same masterful touch in rendering gentle spring greens. But in UN COEUR EN MAI, I definitely get the full blast of spring, while MIMOSAIQUE was just a gentle breeze mixed with the sunshine.

Is there such a thing as the perfect spring perfume? UN COEUR EN MAI comes very close. I agree with Kterhark review below. This perfume is worth its price or at least getting a sample.

Well, this is certainly one of the best Floral Greens I've sampled, and also my favorite from this line. It does not open with a sharp slap in the face (ala Chamade), it is more grassy than sweet; it wears close to the skin and remains fresh throughout. I know this house is expensive, but this is one bottle that I would say is worth it. This one really pleases my overly picky nose - I love it.