Violettes de Toulouse Eau de Parfum Parfums Berdoues for women

I love this. And, total bonus, great breath freshener! No joke. In case of emergency just spritz a little on the tongue and run it over your teeth. Burns like hell but smells great and lasts a long time! Smooching partners are very complimentary.

I actually never have smelled a pure violet oil or extract before, but if I have to believe Berdoues, they smell like sweet 'n sour sugary candy jellybeans. There's something slightly woody underneath and definitely a lot of fruity on top! The problem with this smell, though I like it, is that I get the immideate urge to go binge-eating :| what's up with that?! I allready ate 3 cookies, 1 icecream, a tomato, a apple, 4 hands of dry cereals and 3 slices of sausage... Odd.

Certainly one of the best perfumes I've ever tried. This is why I bought it twice and I'm looking for a third bottle to buy.
All times classic scent, purely and authentically flowerish, elegant, 'playful', femimine but discrete too. This perfume refuses to 'age', would suite everybody, even a teen girl.
It is meant for those who love old scents that recall barock ages, also for those who love pure floral scents, spring flowers.
It is a distinctive perfume.
Only disadvantage: it doesn't last very long, even though a parfum, not an EDT. This hasn't stopped me from continously buying it though.
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I bought and stocked another bottle to a great price.

This perfum smells like a sweet candy!!!

I have this and the EDT and I can safely say that the EDT is far nicer, they are both soliflore violet, however, here is a zing to the EDT that's missing from this perfume and I would lean toward the omission of the raspberry from the EDP that leaves it a little flat IMHO. The EDP is still a lovely violet fragrance, a tad soapy on the drydown. Like the EDT the wear time isn't very good, just a few hours if you are lucky.
None-the-less, a very pretty violet, probably one of the prettiest ones there are. The violets are a little shy, but if you sit quietly they will make an appearance, soft and gentle. I really do love this!

This fragrance is a solifloral powdery violet fragrance.
It is truly a little sister of Guerlain's Meteorites - the top notes are almost identical, then as the time goes by the difference shows in bases - Violettes de Toulouse have a very soft, light, a bit soapy base.
Interesting that the staying power is better when sprayed on clothes than on my skin. Still I love this frangrance and the lovely violet bottle:)

Smells exactly like violets for sure. If you love the smell of this flower, you'll love this perfume. Although this is the shortest lasting perfume I have ever worn.