Fleurs d'Oranger Serge Lutens for women

divine familiarity.
sweet, waxy, orange blossom honey and jasmine.
a slight subtle spice too---the cumin.
for some reason too, i swear i get a warm, flat (meaning no bubbles)
coca cola feel to this.
incredibly realistic! not synthetic at all.
you will hear "oh my god! what is that you're wearing???"
not because it smells bad or weird...
but instead because it is so sweetly natural and familiar

So dissapointing! I can't believe it. I must have gotten a rancid sample from "The Perfumed Court". This was a hot mess of vomitous to my nose. Yes! there was orange blossom detectable. But the behind that was a truly revolting cacophony of rotten fruits and hyperactive sanguine nuances. It careened off the road of pleasant like a cheap pole dancer jacked up on southern comfort and coca-cola. This is my second try a a Serge Lutens (I tried Une boise de Vanille a few months back and I was vexed my it's bizarre composition- but I thought I'd explore Serge Lutens line fully). I think I'm done with Serge Lutens, this nose is not for me...I was looking for a new signature scent for spring instead...I have a new item for my "most unpleasant olfactory experiences list".

A classic flower scent, like a vintage Dior.
The opening is all about jasmin; when it settles down tuberose becomes more prominent together with orange blossom.
J'adore Fleurs D'Oranger for its fresh elegance, its rich character and its outstanding sillage and longevity.

My signature scent. Uplifting, elegant and simply a great floral. In summer I get more jasmine-tuberose and in winter more orange blossom-cumin. Love both sides

expensive, rich, oily natural jasmine. Linear, long lasting.

This is my signature scent, I am in love with it, I am truly grateful for its existence. Its natural scent, Orange blossom straight up with the sweet nector and the hot sun, warm mmmmmm.

Wonderful, amazing perfume. Instand love for me. It reminds me of so much great things, I can't describe it. I love this! Very expensive but long lasting.

I bought this fragrance after reading some reviews and although it is a pretty spring/summer scent, I found that it's lasting power and sillage left a lot to be desired. Another Lutens fragrance that left me non-plussed. I wouldn't purchase it again, sorry.

Un parfum sucré, d'une grande sensualité qui laisse un joli sillage.
Il est merveilleux.

I test this one today on my skin, I love the opening of fresh orangeflower. wich remind me much of the orangeflower water from Morocco.Then the white flowers come in and those I dont like. There is also a note that reminds me a little bit of old sweat. Dont know wich note that is. But this is not a perfume for me.

I've tried this exellent perfume yesterday. The fragrance stayed a whole day on my wrist, which i kept smelling with a great pleasure. Even in the morning i could still smell the amazing scent on my skin and clothe. It's an incredibly rich and delicious perfume of a good quality.

It's always an adventure when I put on something by Serge Luten's, because most of the simply do not work on me.
Case with Fleur d'Oranger is different. I fell in love with it from the first sniff. It's addictive, feminine, very warm and very sensual. It's such a happy perfume, makes me smile and imagine myself in a hot summer night.

Mouthfeel. Do you perfume people have an equivalent term for the nose? Because this is the feeling I get from Fleurs d'Oranger: a fragrant lightness that nevertheless fills my nose. I put my nose to my wrist, and I sniff and sniff and sniff, like rolling a lovely Chablis around my mouth. Wonderful.

It's really a lovely fragrance, of obvious quality. On me it's quite linear; I get a slight bitterness in the drydown which I suppose is the cumin, but it doesn't smell like cumin to me (and I'm normally verrrry sensitive to it). The hibiscus also comes through fairly strong for me, making it seem very summery and almost tropical. But mainly, it's a rich white floral treated with delicacy and finesse; ie it's rich without being cloying or indolic.

I think it would be the perfect summer or office scent for you big white flower lovers. I'm not so into florals myself so probably won't buy a bottle, but I can't deny the quality of this one.

Thank you to Trax, I got a lovely sample of SL Fleurs d'Oranger.I keep thinking this reminds of my kids. And bingo---- yes I found out why. Like every parent on this planet I give my kids nightly baths,before bedtime and one in awhile I let them put on a little baby cologne. DRUM ROLL- This is the IDENTICAL CLONE to Klorane Baby Cologne. If you love SL and don't have the money for it go get Klorane Baby Cologne:) This is a simple nice scent that fades off to powder.

I am in pursuit of the perfect orange blossom so was eager to try Fleurs D'oranger. The opening is strong white floral on me and somewhat overly sweet. The intensity settles after about 15mins but from then on develops into something that is almost like a caricature of what an orange blossom should be.
I kept thrusting my wrist under my husband's nose in the hope that his impression of the perfume would differ from mine.
Sadly, his summation: Toilet freshener! The search continues....

At first, I loved this. Like A La Nuit, it smelled like a living flower. The orange blossom was not the usual shrill soapy mess it can be in most neroli based perfumes, and I appreciate that about this scent. I LOVE the tuberose and jasmine that comes out in the beginning. But, the dry down on me smelled like plasticky, soapy musk. Looking at the note description, it must be what's being called "floral musk." Well, the floral musk unfortunately does not play well with my skin, and the lovely opening doesn't last. So, I won't be needing a bottle of this.

This is a gorgeous tuberose freshened up and sweetened (possibly by the orange flowers)...the rose and jasmine are barely there. Very feminine and beautiful, smells of fresh flowers. Great staying power but very soft after a few minutes.

Ahhh, orange blossom laced with soft, creamy tuberose and jasmine. This is my kind of white flower scent – sunny and natural smelling. Lush but not cloying and not a bit of powder or sharpness. A tad soapy as it develops – the only thing that detracts slightly from my love of it. I agree with lialu, sooo much better than Prada's Infusion de Fleurs d'Orange. Try it.

Lovely. The ultimate in orange blossom. Tuberose makes it a bit more creamy. Not too strong. Perfect for everyday, discreet. Much, much better than Pradas Infusion de fleurs d'orange

The most original and natural mix of orange blossom and tuberose I ever smelt.
Jasmin note is quiet and brings harmony in composition.
And must confess, one of the best tuberose performance ever. Is this a new release of tuberose?
In the opening, smell amazing orange blossom with tuberose,/jasmin is a little lighter,/ and after one hour becomes musky.
Not powdery or creamy,just musky tuberose.
Unique scent.

If you have the winter doldrums and need a good dose of Vitamin C, look no further- this beautiful fragrance is just what the doctor ordered! It is a full-bodied orange blossom with just enough of an indolic note from jasmine and cumin to make it purr- I used only about 1/5 of a ml- and despite having a bad cold and only about 50% of my usual olfactory ability, I was quite impressed with its presence- highly recommended if you are a white floral fan!

Coppertone suntan lotion--the unmistakeable scent of each and every one of their products that leads me never to buy anything of that brand--was the first thing that came to mind when I sprayed on Serge Lutens' FLEURS D'ORANGER. In fact, the impression did not fade with time: after a few minutes I felt that I had spritzed a white floral fragrance on top of my already Coppertone suntan lotion slathered-skin!

Now, for those who like Coppertone, this is a real winner. But for those, like me, who shun that strong, domineering smell--even at the beach--FLEURS D'ORANGER is definitely not the neroli fragrance of choice. Désolée!

This starts out as a lovely, strong, indole-rich orange blossom scent that is interspersed by a few whiffs of what seems to be sandalwood. In the drydown, it changes completely to something like a grape candy scent. After the first 20 minutes the fleur d'oranger scent is gone, but what's left is pleasant and interesting. I like this one, and am sure I'll use up my sample.

Tuberose and Orange Blossom...this frag is fantastic...if you like Tuberose but have a hard time finding a Tuberose scent that isn't too cloying you should try this...it is soft and delicate and lovely just a very pretty and well made fragrance...between this and Arabie i am beginning to think Serge Lutens creators are geniuses.

Very bright, heady flower scent. Tuberose play with jasmine, which is stronger. Smell is an extremely rich and vivid, a little oily. Yes, its nice, but for me is a bit too strong

Gorgeous orange blossom scent. I lived in South America for a long time, and this reminds me so vividly of the heavy orange blossom smell on warm summer nights. It's the closest to the real thing I have smelled so far.

The scent of pure happiness - sunshine, sex and flowers!

It is very special fragrance. Only me and orange blossom are not best friends but I do like it. Maybe it is not for casual use but with proper use it is really interesting and could be noticed among crowds.

this is such a feminine and distinguished fragrance. beutiful orange blossom fragrance, not too sweet and just a bit austere, but sunny and luminous. the trace is long and soft. i can imagine that this could be a fragrance of choice if you decide to wear only one. for an elegant and feminine woman. beutiful.