Marta Regina Jabłońska

A complex, well-crafted composition in which numerous notes blend into a smooth whole, with no single accord dominating. The opening is enlivened by slightly tart citrus notes, the only sharp accent in the fragrance, which quickly fades to allow the floral heart to fully unfold against a more powdery backdrop. It is a classically feminine scent that stands as proof of high quality at a very reasonable price point. Longevity on fabric lasts all day as an intimate fragrance, with an initially moderate sillage. These perfumes deliberately avoid ostentation; they are meant to be perceived up close, which enhances their elegance and makes them all the more sensual.

Reviewing a vintage bottle: A classically beautiful and harmonious scent. Elegant and refined. It’s the fragrance of a woman, the kind you long to be embraced by after a hard day, to believe that everything will be all right and to regain a sense of comfort and safety.

Vintage bottle review: A complex, smooth fragrance with a classic character and a certain ethereality. There’s a lightness, a fleeting quality to it, perhaps due to its long-lasting yet intimate projection. Recently, I compared the vintage Amarige to a woman you wish to be embraced by, to feel at ease. L'Air du Temps, on the other hand, is the impression left by a woman who held you moments ago and has now departed, leaving behind a melancholic trace.