L`Eau Renee for women

This opens a powdery violet with a stingy nuance. Then it gets a bit cloying (for lack of a better word) what I mean is that the scent seems to be having a conflict with itself :s. After the conflict, which fortunately doesn't last long, the scent dries down to a soft,floral,powdery hint. This fragrance fades away fairly quick and is very subtle through out. To me this seems to be another neutral scent...I do not feel it is special, or that it has perfected its simplicity.

Upon opening this is a very pretty scent, mostly mint and basil to my nose.

For a good while it remains fresh, clean and uplifting, like trailing one's fingers in rippling blue water. I am not sure how the emerging nutmeg andf frisky violets manage to be so aquatic but there you go.

However there is much more to this perfume than the delicious opening. I am very sad to say that L'Eau eventually takes on an aerosol nuance which I cannot forgive.

It is certainly worth trying if you are looking for a cool, clean, unusual aquatic, especially if your skin can subdue that particular nuance.