Clean fragrance, without too many frills, passe-partout, I could not place Jeu d'Amour properly in a specific or more suitable season than another. To learn about our personal data protection practices, and to exercise your rights please read our Personal Data and Cookies Policy. I don't know about others, but to me, it is similar to Lanvin Eclat D'Arpege but much longer-lasting and more intense. It's very pretty, don't wear it with anything sweet or the sweetness will bring out the bitter, let it be, soft and floral. Along with a freshness lent from freesia, the tuberose feels relatively real, and doesn't get lost in a abstract fruity floral sweetness like some fragrances do.

There's a little handful I've had recently and they're all of this type and I sigh with annoyance even though I'd like to love them. Just received this today and the same day I received it, I gave it away to a friend lol, its not a terrible scent but its a very one dimensional, synthetic white floral fragrance without any presence or lasting power.A little citrus at the top, and pomegranate (not my favourite note), and then pretty tuberose for the rest.

Granted, it smells mainstream, and far from being original or striking, but it's very nice and shows enough textures for me perceive it as a relatively true tuberose. Whatever it is, I am enjoying Jeu d'Amour even more than I do the L'Occitane fragrance, because while I like the latter's drydown, I get a waxy opening from it, which I could almost taste.Note: The pros and cons listed on this page have been generated using the artificial intelligence system, which analyzes product reviews submitted by our members.