Juste un rêve Parfums de Nicolaï for women

Wonderful, soft, "dolly tuberose"; top notes are a bit sharp - 90's retro-sweet and perfumy - but soon develops into softest white flower-gourmand (tuberose, peach, coconut) pale pink tuberose scent with warm sandalwood base. Linear - not dull at all, just unpretentiously delicate and virginal.
The only similar fragrance I can think of is Rochas Poup'ee, but Just un reve is without a doubt better blended and more sofisticated fragrance with equally low sillage and average lasting power.
Lovely, feminine, ideal for tuberose beginners and springtime girly optimism.

Dolly-factor: 10/10

Any other case: 7.5/10

Finally, we have here a perfume that manages to be not only gourmand, fun, but also graceful and mature.

Juste un Reve is rich, fruity (apricot), creamy (tuberose), floral (jasmine is pronounced on my skin) slightly tropical (coconut), and unavoidably delicious. You can get it directly from the company's own website. It is very expensive. If you have the budget, I think it's totally worth it. Be sure to test it out first from Lucky scent though. Gourmands tend to be finicky with people's chemistry.

Enjoy! :o)

So I am trying this one at home. And I feel that I am somehow wasting the precious mililiters from my sample by not using it outside, but by envelopping myself in it in front of my computer.

It is a gorgeous scent. Sweet, but at the same time very natural. So it is thic and creamy, with delicious coconut and sweet apricot, blended together with vanilla mixture. Beautiful. The tuberose kicks in, and it gets better and better. I am not huge fan of either tuberose nor coconut, but here they are seducing my nose, I want more. Juste un reve is not sickening sweet, it has something dark in it as well.

I can't say it is a groundbreaking fragrance, but it is charming and I would not mind owning it.

A grown up fruity-floral. This is the first fruity floral that I've really liked. It's rich, deep and warm and really elegant. It lacks the artificial sparkle of today's' girly-girly fruity florals and goes straight to creamy, rich flowers spiked ever so slightly with fruit juice. Lovely.

So, this is very much not a floral fruity gourmand, more of a floral green, as other reviewers have mentioned.

This has a big 'Wow' opening of fresh, island goodness. Drydown is equally delicious.

I need to second previous comments that this doens't last long, and Gosha said it best with 'reapplying a second time to get better longevity'. I would add spritzing it on your clothes as well.

this is one i would love to take along on my next trip to hawaii!

It might be Floral Fruity Gourmand, but it's a classy and interesting one!
Like all the Parfums de Nicolaï fragrances that I have tried so far (about 4, I think), this opens so beautifully! I can't help it, but every single one of them has something unique,admirable and almost exclusive in them. Here - I am not getting the coconut really, but I love the fruits (?)and flowers + some sweet woods (?). Interestingly - the composition seem to be constantly changing here and I will be sniffing the flowers one moment and the next something almost powdery followed by soapy cleanness and then little sweet wood, flowers again and so on...
Unfortunately like all of those fragrances that I have tried, this one fades and disappears far too quickly. I had to re-aply about 40 minutes later. True - after the second application the longevity extends quite a bit...

Juste un Reve is a lovely tropical floral, to my nose, made "tropical" by the coconut note, which is not almond joy, but the real deal - a little green, edible, not particularly sweet. By an hour into the evolution, the heart notes are warming, and have begun to take over the top notes, though the coconut is discernible on me until the end. The vanilla keeps everything a bit fuzzy, soft around the edges, and grows more pronounced the closer you get to the dry down. This fragrance lasts eight hours on me, has medium-low sillage unless you're within a three foot radius, where it's medium sillage. I used four sprays. I like it enough that I bought a full bottle. Caveat: I am a huge Parfums de Nicolai fan, owning 8 of her fragrances.

Frankly I am a bit disappointed with Parfums de Nicolai after trying Juste En Reve - the lasting power is just not there for me. I did not identify any coconut note, but the apricot does come through and the middle and base are nice. Just nice, nothing to write home about. A pleasant little nothing.