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I have it: 196 I had it: 68 I want it: 293 My signature: 7
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I have it: 196 I had it: 68 I want it: 293 My signature: 7
The floral fragrance with light and airy notes describes perfectly the successor of the famous fragrance by the house of Nina Ricci - L'Air du Temps from 1948.
After the first edition with beautiful small pigeons on the stopper standing as symbols of peace, numerous versions of the flacon have been presented up till today. Some of them attract attention with glamorous feathers and colours of rainbow, while others offer variations of the master piece - L'Air du Temps which is famous even today as one of the classics of perfumery.
The new successor offers a more romantic and finer approach. It was announced as an airy and floral edition composed of intertwining notes of honeysuckle, jasmine, magnolia, violet extract and powdery notes.
The flacon was created in the spirit of the classic edition and is decorated with pink nuances. Its stopper features kissing pigeons. L'Air arrives on the market in April 2011 and will be available in the amount of 100ml EDP – according to Marie Claire. L`Air was created by Michel Girard and Rosendo Mateu.
Perfume rating: 3.66 out of 5 with 326 votes.
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I'm sad to say that this fragrance is a very low "like" into "dislike. Comparing it to Chloe's floral bouquets is SO on point with my chemistry and nose. L'Air is too sharp for me. I am a very large floral lover....VERY....especially in spring and summer. This one just doesn't do it for me because of the sharpness. It just goes to further my assumption that Nina Ricci and I just don't get along :o(
I don't like perfumes that smell like a bouquet of flowers. In fact: Chloe L'eau de Parfum (or its dupe Un Moment de Bonheur by Yves Rocher) is disliked by me with passion. The Jean-Seberg-style ad made me want to try L'Air though - hoping it would be soft and youthful and: wearable. And it is.
We still get aquainted but the drydown makes me like it more and more. A bit of sweetness comes through. The thought of guest soap and a nice shower in spring on vacation in Italy comes to mind (that is just me though, being very creative and tangled up in day dreaming). I am still not sure if I would dare to wear it "outside" since I do not wear flower bombs ... but gimme another week or so.
The 50 ml bottle photographs much better than it looks in real life: the kissing doves are not as detailed as I hoped they would be and the fluid is clear and not vintage rose like the packaging or all pictures would suggest. The scent is fine but I wonder if I received a weird batch. I put my huge ass 50 ml bottle usually back into it's box (I love the design and colour so much!).
Based on the ad campaign with it's airy, youthful, girly yet tomboyish, independent vibe I originlly imagined the perfume smelling like Yves Rocher Comme Une Evidence L'Eau or Chanel Chance Eau Vive or Yves Rocher Naturelle or Yves Rocher Naturelle Osmanthus or even CK One. But I have read all your reviews and knew what I was getting into. As I said: I am still testing the scent out, trying to figure out if it could be me.
If you like flowery romantic scents with a pure yet playful character that won't overpower everything else in the room yet leaves a nice trail of cleanliness - this scent is for you.
Something of a cross between Jeux de Peau (Serge Lutens) and Un Matin D'Orage, it's a white milky floral that is stronger than the name would suggest. I thought it would be connected to L Air du Temps, a perfume my Mother in Law wore from the time I met her, but I don't find any resemblance. Magnolia, for sure and I get the Jasmin Sambac. Yes, this could have been an Annick Goutal fragrance. It's another Southern Belle fragrance and I'm reminded of Steel Magnolias, an ensemble cast where each play their role. You will have to like the Southern Belle Champaca fragrances; I'm more of a Neroli girl.
Edit:After wearing for a couple of days the perfume has gone up in my estimation. Dry down very nice and it fades without becoming cheapened
My mother wore L'air Du Temps when I was a child, and therefore I automatically love it. But I have tried it on several times, and it simply doesn't work for me - too mature somehow.
Therefore I was very intrigued when I saw this - could this be a daughter (or granddaugther) to the beloved original? And the answer is YES! This is the perfect updated version of the original. Very very floral, feminine and girly, but without being immature and childish. It can suit women in their 20's as well as women in their 70's - a classic, like the original L'air Du Temps.
I mainly get magnolia and freesia, and a bit jasmine and a little bit honeysuckle. Also something creamy, almost milky. To me it smells like a warm summer garden when you drink tea outside, surrounded by flowers, and wearing an expensive bodylotion or sun lotion and a pretty dress.
Even though not listed, I am pretty sure I get some kind of rose as well. It is very mild and romantic, but definetely there .. Not heavy dewey red roses, more like small, breazy pink ones.. The rose makes it more modern - reminds my of some of Chloé's fragrances.
The bottle is a story on its own! I clearly remember how I could have my mother's emptied bottles of the original L'air Du Temps when she finished one, when I was a little girl. I used them to play ''lady'' with, with pearl necklaces and my mother's high heeled shoes. It was empty so I could not spray, but I remember smelling it and feeling posh and fancy - and forever printing the scent in my mind as being the scent of my mother. I loved the bottle because of the doves on the lid. It was so fragile and delicate. I loved it, and as an adult I still think the bottle is one of the best ever. Therefore I of course am obsessed with L'air's bottle! It is even prettier because of the delicate milky weil on the bottom . Beautiful, feminine, exclusive.
I love everything about L'air, but unfortunately my husband does not like it :( He strongly dislike any kind of rose-scents, he find them to be ''old lady''-ish. So this is kind of a sad love story for me - but I still love L'air, despite our forbidden love :D
It's frustrating when the listed notes are incorrect or missing. L'Air is missing quite a few, so it is difficult to get an accurate depiction of the fragrance based on reviews. This light and airy perfume also contains freesia, rose, palisander wood, and patchouli.
I can definitely make out strong florals, mostly magnolia, freesia, and honeysuckle. The woody notes are prominent and contribute a slightly green note to the scent. There is no mint listed anywhere, but I sometimes catch whiffs of something faint and minty. As someone else mentioned, I pick up fruity notes as well. After settling, the fragrance doesn't transition much.
Overall L'Air is a great smelling daytime fragrance. I much prefer this one over L'Air du Temps. It's more rounded and not so delicate, giving it more depth. This scent lacks the classic, vintage feel. I wouldn't wear this frequently but appreciated the opportunity to test it out. I must also mention the bottle is beautiful.
Rest assured, this is nothing like Narciso Rodriguez EDP. I am also not a huge fan of that fragrance. There is a similar vibe between L'Air and Narciso Rodriguez L'Eau, however L' Eau doesn't have the level of airy femininity that I crave. It is nice, but in a deep, rich sort of way. Personally, I would reserve that fragrance for Spring-Summer evening wear. Both have a good dose of jasmine, which gives a nice creaminess to the composition, but the magnolia and violet combo in L'Air is divine. Delicate, soft, floral, and perfect for warm weather... Looks like everything you are looking for. Enjoy!
Nina Ricci's L' Air is the best blind buy I have had to date. I was on the lookout for my daughter's first quality fragrance and wanted a classically feminine scent that was easily worn by someone under 10. The notes alluded to a light, white floral fragrance with a smidge of powdery violet. Innocent, soft, and floral. It sounded perfect, and at $15 for the 1oz bottle, I ordered away. Not only does my little one love this, but so does the rest of the family. In fact, my teenagers have each asked for a bottle of their own! (My 14yo & 18yo are stylistically polar opposites, so getting them to agree on a fragrance is a miracle.)
Much like the original bottle, L' Air's packaging is beautiful. The doves are elegant and the light pink hue gives a hint of soft, femininity. It adds a nice touch to her vanity, but the scent is even more impressive than the presentation.
L' Air opens a bit screechy and alcohol dominant, but don't let that fool you. Underneath this false exterior lies a truly magical fragrance. I say magical because the notes are expressed and projected differently from one individual to the next... somehow becoming the fragrance that your body naturally wants and at the strength that you need. On my skin, honeysuckle and powdered lilacs (not listed) dominate, while projecting at arms length for a solid 8 hours. On my youngest, it's pure jasmine and candied violets. In her case, L'Air wears much closer to the skin, but is still going strong 10 hours into her day. It is a lovely daytime scent that can easily be worn on a warm spring or summer evening, is gentle enough for the office, and can compliment ballgowns or blue jeans. Overall, L'Air is good for any age, anywhere, and any time.
While I would normally warn against blind buying any fragrance that is so chemistry specific, I have yet to find a single person this smells badly on. If you are inclined to wear floral scents, then you can not go wrong with this fragrance. The creators of Nina Ricci's L'Air have really outdone themselves!
Scent: 9/10
Sillage: 9/10
Longevity: 9/10
It's an airy daytime perfume that makes you feel elegant and fresh at the same time , I love it ! Moderate silage , starts heavy and settles a few minutes later into a beautiful smell that surrounds you without disturbing anyone . Great blindbuy :D
THE floral parfume, but not on a "peacefull" way, like for example Anais Anais.
To like this, you shouldn't just be a flower lover, you must be crazy about flower parfumes.
Flowery and heavy. Maybe an excellent choice for older women.
Didn't think I would like this one so much. I am not much of a floral type of person. So this one really surprised me. The honeysuckle is quite prominent and balance out the florals with some sweetness, which I love. Nothing is too harsh in the floral part, everything is so well blended. It's a timeless classy and elegant scent.
For me this was a blind buy; spotted very cheap in Superdrug on a day when I felt I needed, and indeed deserved a lift.
At first sniff I was convinced I had made a horrible mistake; it was a floral with strong (at least to me) fruity overtones and - Aargh! the dreaded patchouli. I put it aside, thinking I would use it up as a bathroom spray, but the first time I did so I was seized by the desire to spray it on me as well. I don't feel like wearing it that frequently, but when I do I enjoy it a lot; it's a bright, happy smell which makes me feel cheerful.
What conclusions can I draw from the experience?
Blind buys sometimes work out.
Don't be too keen to dismiss a fragrance as the style of thing you always hate. Try more than once.
I have bought it yesterday and am not convinced at all. I see nothing special in this Air by Nina Ricci. No special depth, not much sexiness... Okay, white flowers or just spring flowers. On my skin it develops, within half an hour, into a kind of flowery, but acidic notes. I can also understand that some people can smell wood in it - there is a woody note on me, too, but the acidic one underlies it still. Overall, it is a perfume for springtime or summer; not for cold weather like we have now - maybe I would also rate it diferently if bought later. A light and fresh fragrance. Very slightly soapy, too. Nothing powdery, not in the least. I guess white flowers are probably ...not my bunch of flowers.
I've just received a small bottle of this precious. It really is wonderful as it has everything that I appreciate in a good fragrance. First the flowers: magnolia, jasmine and violet are my favourites and put together you get heaven. The openning is peppery then it turns to woody-powdery scent. I'm a big fan of powdery perfumes. Lasting power is 7 hours on my skin and sillage is modest. Overall it just smells so classy and who would say no to a classy lady. One of the winners in my book.
At first it was a little too strong, but it calmed down nicely into light floral scent.
Mostly, I sense magnolia and honeysuckle. I find it quite fine. It's light, airy daytime scent.
I think, anyone could wear it, smells so natural and inoffensive.
Lovely, worth a try!
the opening was peppery and i liked that, but it did not lasted long, the smokey flowers disappeared quickly as well and the dry down on me was something that reminds me of crushed dill and a hint of flowers...i will pass
The first few minutes of Nina Ricci L'Air was not particularly enchanting: watery green magnolia but a bit sharp as well. However, once it gets heated up, a beautiful musky floral trail unfolds, and I kind of get the comparison with Narciso Rodriguez for Her. Granted, they do not smell identical, but both share a clean, but not to the extent of being antiseptic, slightly mineral and salty musk, which complements well the floral redolence and makes a sensual scent of clean skin.
With time, the flowers become sweeter. Honeysuckle and jasmine bring in a little fruity nuance. A clean patchouli and some woody elements are barely perceptible, only contribute in holding the flowers together. And all these elements are wrapped inside the velvety musk. The edges and contours are blurred, as if seeing the bouquet through a gentle haze.
The sillage is moderate and the longevity is around 8 hours. I find L'Air wafts beautifully during the wearing, and doesn't create a 'scent wall' like some fragrances can do. I'd definitely recommend it as a romantic clean floral musk fragrance.
Yes that's what I smell, smokey flowers
To me L'Air smells like a bunch of magnolias holding by someone who's smoking a cigarette, as it develops on my skin it becomes smokier and less floral, very special and interesting, I've never smelled anything like this before:)
Just don't smell the florals. Smells more peppery. Not for me. Any swaps? Beautiful is better for me.
too much indolic jasmine.Thats all what it smells.I prefer the original which is totally different from this one and way more classy.yuck too much indolic jasmine.lucky me i didnt buy it blind!
I am a perfume lover and have oh, so many! I think it smells very unique and is one of the top ones in my large perfume collection, so that should speak volumes. After some time, I realized it is my HG! I have been told I smell so good while wearing this fragrance and it is sooo long-lasting, I can apply it in the morning and still smell this at the end of my workday! I LOVE this fragrance! It's an almost woodsy-floral which captures magic, femininity and seduction and happiness all in one.
I smell a similar note in Curious and also a note from Couture Couture..and definitely some of Chloe in it(it smells better than Chloe!)...and I also smell a hint of the original soapy smell from the original L'air Du Temps, and while I can appreciate the fact that one is a timeless classic, I can't ever picture wearing the original. This version is not only modernized but with the best notes from all of those other scents I've mentioned and creates a gorgeous and unique-smelling fragrance which epitomizes the summer season. Yet I've worn it in the cooler seasons and winter and it's crispness and scent surprisingly works well in cooler temperatures as well! It makes you feel refreshed and pretty and can work in a hot humid day due to the effervescent, crispness of the notes found in the top and middle base. I liken it to the similar type of notes found in DG Light Blue as it's that type of scent you can wear when it's muggy when any other fragrance just wouldn't work and even an average scent would seem cloying and heavy. I suppose you can say it's actually "airy" I read another in-depth review online where it described the magic of this fragrance is that it doesn't smell strong on the skin but rather the experience happens in the "air" as it leaves the body and trails of the scent will be noticed by many around. I don't mean in this in a bad kind of way either. If it's hot and humid, just a spritz will be all you need. A few could easily be too much... I've read some other reviews online which also list a cedar type scent and although this note is not listed in it, I can smell a woodsy base to it and the cedar similarities I get, as I liken it to another favorite scent of mine YSL Elle which contains a cedar note in it. It's probably the palisander wood which gets sharper due to the lychee and hyacinth that uplifts it and causes it to smell a bit cedar-ish.
The bottle is shaped very elegantly and frosted white at the bottom and the upper part exposes the pink liquid beautifully.
Notes include: hyacinth, lychee, lilac, aldehydes, rose and warm skin notes heated up by velvety amber. The fresh notes are from freesia, patchouli, honeysuckle, violet leaves/magnolia, jasmine sambac, and Bulgarian rose/palisander wood.
If you like a crisp floral with some lychee and woodsiness, give this one a try!
Bought this as a blind buy and I should have read this tread instead of looking at the notes listed here because this has way more patchouli then is acceptable for me!
The patchouli isn't listed here but imo it is very strong. To my nose patchouli tends to block the scent of the other ingredients, I smell jasmin and violet but very faint. In a way this perfume reminds me a bit of Pleasure by Estee Lauder, only the rose and lily of the valley is missing here. It is not a sweet or 'gourmand' floral, thank god for that, but nevertheless not my cup of tea!
Well, this is my first blind buy that turns out to be a fiasco, but it was only 25 euro so no harm done!
In the future I will try to controll my urge to buy more perfume and hopefully this has made ik clear to me to stay away from anything I haven't tried first.
I was craving so long after a beautiful soft floral and I tried already many in the meantime and l'Air was one I received from my lovely husband and Waaw, a big revelation like "I finally found my floral". I am surprised this beauty is not well known, probably over shadowed by the immense classic of l'Air du Temps which I don't like that much anymore and many other commercial releases. The irony is that I expected this kind of scent of my lately acquired Cerruti 1881 and that one was a complete horror story, the most harsh soap smell. And then I get this wonderful l'Air : how can I describe it ? It is just a lovely poet which whispers you and everything is in balance, it all smell very soft, fresh and sensual at the same time. It is a "skin scent" but one that lingers for hours, so don't get fooled, although it has a good longevity and the silage is for me amazing. I recognize all the ingredients, the honeysuckle is very pretty and that marriage of jasmin, magnolia and violet is divine, not too strong and gives that "velvet" feeling. Other describe it as "powdery" although I find it very discreet and subtle (but I love powdery so that can influence my judgement). The dry down is sublime : instead that this perfume would literately disappear in Air, you get that palisandar wood and patchouli. And no to be honest, I don't smell that typical strong patchouli, this combination provide me more a warm, woody, musky undertone which gives a lot of structure for such an ethereal perfume. Maybe it is that delicate balance which provides that beauty : they succeeded to capture such an ethereal spirit in a way that it stays with, whispering lovely words, rather than letting you down after an hour
I don't know how to describe this perfume. On me this is sweet powder, and then even more intense and sweeter powder. And yet more powder. It gets sweeter and more powdery with time. I felt bit overwhelmed by all this sweetness. The fragrance isn't in any way exceptional, nothing to make me want to have full bottle. Additionally, I feel it clashes with my personality and the way I dress. Strange, as I rarely feel this way about perfume - I don't believe in strictly sticking to rules regarding daytime/night time fragrance, Spring/Winter fragrance, or wearing fragrances that match the outfit, in most cases it's just about the amount you use. Not with this perfume.
I see it on someone wearing suit, high heels and red lipstick every day.
Not for me definitely, I don't like it.
No me gusto para nada, en mí solo huele a madreselva, siento que el aroma se nota como algún chicle frutal.
Su duración ha de ser larguísima, y su proyección muy buena, ya que a las dos horas de traerlo ya no lo toleraba, por más que me lave no se quito :(
I just sprayed this on after coming out the shower and my boyfriend said from across the room "what's that smell? It smells of beautiful". That seals the deal for it being my signature scent. I hope they don't discontinue this, it really does bring olfactory joy!
A true romantic scent. Soft and warm flowernotes with a hint of powder. Chic, womanish, warm and very romantic scent. Not old-fashioned in style but not supersweet modern neither. I find L'air to be timeless and beautiful - but this one doesn't go along with my skin or personality. This is a scent for the woman being really feminine - in a good way.
En äkta romantisk doft. Mjuka och varma blomnoter med en aning puder. Chic, kvinnlig, varm och otroligt romantisk doft. Inte gammaldags men heller inte sockersöt modern. Jag tycker att L'air är tidlös och underbar - men den funkar inte på min hud, inte heller ihop med min personlighet. Detta är en doft för kvinnan som är superfeminin - på ett bra sätt.
I think that this is not a scent for young woman. This is for woman with personality and style. Nothing sweet and girly. It is woody combined with beautyful flowers, very long lasting. I get always compliments, but maybe it has to work with your skin.
For me it`s a sofisticated fume. Not mainstream and therefore I love it.
(Sorry, hope my english is not too bad)!
This is probably one of my most favourite perfumes. In fact, I wear it almost everyday. It smells woody and flowery at the same time. I love it. I am surprised to see a lot of people dislike it. Scent lasts a long while also! Degintely one of my all time favs
I think, if you don't have so many perfumes, and haven't experienced too many, and if you are an utterly romantic woman you will appreciate this cleans smelling juice. It's very soapy and powdery as mentioned before... Very nostalgic in some sense without smelling old fashioned. Interestingly is that I smell a mote of saltiness, which is perhaps the only modern thing about it. It's somehow nice and clean smelling but not for me.
Definitely soap. Nothing special, just law-quality laundry head-aching soap. I'm very disappointed in this perfume, neither my daughter or I can't stand this awfull smell.
Jackson Spines, I couldn't agree more. While I only smelled this fragrance on paper the first thought I had was "why does this smell like pickles?" They are pretty pickles though. Hopefully when I actually try this on I won't get the pickle scent. I'll wait until I'm not around people just in case.
This smells so much like laundry soap, it is annoying. I put a card with a drop of a sample by my computer last night and it still stinks this morning. It gave me a headache. I have to get it out of here NOW! I have the same reaction to Anais and Poison.
I tested this out for 2 days straight to see if I really liked it...it's an okay scent. It smells better than the original & Premier Jour but I won't be buying a bottle, that's fer sure. I'm still on the hunt for an AMAZING Nina Ricci scent. 3 down and probably 10-20 more to go:-(
This isn't terrible, it just doesn't suit me it seems. I don't know why but for some reason this scent reminds me of pickles?! Yes, pickles!!! Dill pickle potato chips to be exact. There is a note in this fragrance that is odd to my nose or maybe it's the mixture of all the notes together, I don't know, but it just seems to irritate me. The bottle is very pretty but that's the only thing about this perfume that I really like. Still, it's worth testing out for those of you that are interested, but for me, it just doesn't work with my skin chemistry.
When I blew my skin and remotely snooping - obviously because not-yet vaporized alcohol - but i felt muscat scent of sweet white wine.
I played a bit. The first half-hour as head smells so, i recorded myself on a peace of paper that: flowers, white flowers, something that is unpleasant, annoying, intrusive, feel the roses, I don't like it...
Half an hour later I felt that becomes sweeter, so I thought that something vanilla is entered, but it was deceptive honeysuckle.
Interestingly, I wrote on that freesia (but! i don't know what a kind of flower) Butcher, sugar, cotton candy, gejl sweet, coconut and sugar, pine tree-shaped car air freshener, or soap.
After a couple of hours in the main scent remained concentrated, sweet, honey orgy. Honey and blooming, strong scent of honeysuckle, in bright sunshine and sunset.
They created a perfume for me, i can find in all the smells that I do not like. Recalls that I lived in villages, in detached house, honeysuckle blooming in the yard lines, bees buzzing on the flowers :)
It's airy linen is not included in the nose, but it was pleasant memories!
When I blew my skin and remotely snooping - obviously because not-yet vaporized alcohol - but i felt muscat scent of sweet white wine.
I played a bit. The first half-hour as head smells so, i recorded myself on a peace of paper that: flowers, white flowers, something that is unpleasant, annoying, intrusive, feel the roses, I don't like it...
Half an hour later I felt that becomes sweeter, so I thought that something vanilla is entered, but it was deceptive honeysuckle.
Interestingly, I wrote on that freesia (but! i don't know what a kind of flower) Butcher, sugar, cotton candy, gejl sweet, coconut and sugar, pine tree-shaped car air freshener, or soap.
After a couple of hours in the main scent remained concentrated, sweet, honey orgy. Honey and blooming, strong scent of honeysuckle, in bright sunshine and sunset.
They created a perfume for me, i can find in all the smells that I do not like. Recalls that I lived in villages, in detached house, honeysuckle blooming in the yard lines, bees buzzing on the flowers :)
It's airy linen is not included in the nose, but it was pleasant memories!
I don't like this scent. To me it smells like artificial flowers, specially artificial roses.
It smells kind of old and soapy too. I don't feel confident when I wear it, I'm constantly afraid of people noticing the awful old smell around me so I gave up on this perfume, it just didn't work for me.
It wasn't love for the first sniff - the opening was a bit overwhelming for me. But within a few minutes, it settled down and became a wonderful floral and smooth scent. Classic, divine and so feminine! I'm in looove. Bye-bye J'adore!
I bought this one on sale long time ago and even forgot i have it. I didn't really have occasion to wear it until today. The weather is sunny, trees are in bloom and what else do you need that straight forward flowery scent. It's beautifully blended magnolia and jasmine on me. Usually jasmine is giving me cold feeling in scents but here it makes it creamy. I get no violets, there is slightly powdery chameleon note but which comes and goes. I also get barely present salty note which makes the whole mix not boring however i have no idea were it comes from.
Sillage is not big but lasting power is satisfying.
This is a very elegant soapy floral on my skin.
In the beginning i detect a little bit of the pencil shaving scent that is frequently described on fragrantica but it blends well with the floral.
I find it very hard to understand why some reviewers are saying that this is a woody scent and they can't detect floral..????....Say What?? lol
It goes to show ya how different our skin chemistry is :)
Its a nice flanker and i would totally recommend this one to all the floral lovers out there.
Perfect for a spring or summer day while wearing a pretty sun dress...A white or light pink or baby blue sun dress..Something fresh ,airy and pretty.
This is definitely an "I feel pretty today" perfume :)
Very White floral :)
So far,this has lasted on my skin for hours and i only sprayed a little bit on my wrist so you get pretty good projection for a pretty great price :)
You can buy it off Strawberrynet as I did. However I first tested it in Schipol with sinus infection and liked it so well. Back home I couldn't find it, eventually my sinus infection was cured and I purchased it. No sure I should have bothered. In 30 minutes I can only smell wood and some creamy notes. No flowers whatsoever and nothing airy at all at any time
It is a unique fragrance indeed. I get the same results as some of the reviewers. It turned very woodsy on my skin. The bottle is beautiful though.
This has a vintage signature , yet it is charming, like a sunny day by the lake, when I smell it I think of another era, an era of mellow romanticism
Makes me think if a Monet painting... Some scents seem to capture something, I feel l' Air does that, it is almost an optimistic scent, a bit green, lush yet a tranquil scent, serene. It isnt what I usually wear, but it is so well done , and so French, it is on my list. A nice change from all the Nina flankers.
This is an original floral. Doesn't smell like dozens of other scents. These fragile white flowers with a strong woody background ( The woody note is missing in the pyramid, but there definitely is one, some sites mention palisander wood, others rosewood) are a real good surprise.It gives depth and an almost intellectual twist to the fragrance. A bouquet of freshly picked spring flowers in an old library..
Unfortunately, I find myself in the same situation as one of the reviewers...I get an almost exclusively woody drydown after half an hour or so.
In fact, it seems like the flowers get absorbed by the wood and the result is a kind of "milky" or creamy woody note.
A few months ago I planned on buying a full bottle but I was wise enough to decide to get my hands on 20 spray samples on the cheap first because I had noticed that the evolution wasn't great.
Well, I am now convinced I don't have the right chemistry for it...or maybe it is the wrong season. Many fragrances smell weird or boring on me during the colder months, and get better in spring.
I will try and edit my review in a few months time.
This perfume opens with fresh softsweet violets. It's a lovely soft smell.
A while later it turns to a deeper perfume with a wooden undertone. But, for me, the wooden note is not cloyingly. But a classy one. It has a "flowercombo" that works for me. This a flower-wood combination but an airy one, not "overflowerly".
You could wear this all day long, all seasons.
It's elegant and classy, to wear with your finest dress, string of pearls...for an important occasion... that's the image I get from this perfume.
Then, that bottle! It's so beautiful! White, with soft pink...and the birds....it suits the fragrance so well.
About sillage and lastingpower, sillage is good, one spray is already detectable. You don't need much of this one.
Lastingpower is very good, after 5-6 hours I could still smell it with only one "spritz".
All in one... an other instant classic!
Totally clean and innocent fragrance. Magnolia is fresh and soapy, with a hint of delicated honeysuckle. The perfume presents itself as a joyfull (and, why not, classy?), light floral with fruity nuances, going more woods-y in base.
The honeysuckle mix with jasmine, creating a interesting blend of crispy fruitness undertones and majestic florals, with a touch of honey (just a whisper of it). Later, I can sense a breeze of patchouli and fainty flowers.
Probably my choice for hot days and more casual situations but I can see some people using this for more refined situations.
After almost 6h, palisander appears more on my skin. I think It's getting more dense and interesting.
I bought this after reading the description and reviews on this website - without even smelling it in real life! A risk I know, but it has paid off because I LOVE it. The longer I have it on the better it is. It is a gorgeous scent in a beautiful bottle, and a floral with just the right amount of presence. LOVE IT!
This perfume is so unique. It's floral, sweet and spicy notes are all so perfectly balanced.
Usually fragrances fall in one of the three, but sometimes you want something that encompases all of them. It is light and floral enough for spring and daytime, sweet and warm enough to be cozy, and spicy enough that it can work as a night-time scent.
I smell the honeysuckle and patchouli the stronger, but the palisander wood and freesia add a nice balance.
A fascinating scent!
I don't carry pure florals well, but this is extremely well-blended and wearable. It's like slightly sweetened aromatic floral petals dipped in rosewater. Not as in your face as other florals are, subtle and bringing an image of freshly cut flowers. Lovely and sophisticated.
The bottle is gorgeous!
The notes of this perfume: magnolia, rose, jasmine sambac, rosewood and patchouli.
I desperately want to try this fragrance but can't find anywhere in the UK that stocks it! Is there anywhere online that stocks this? (Looked in the usual places like Amazon and Ebay)
This is my absolute favourite for spring. I smell it and it just immediately think of warmth, sunshine and flowers sprouting up.
Does anyone know where I can buy this perfume? I fell in love with it while visiting Paris, but I cannot find it in the US. Please help!
I get the honeysuckle, violet, night blooming jasmine, a little woodiness, and a little pink pepper... no patchouli, as many have stated, but maybe that's just me.
I am not smelling flowers in this at all. To me it's more of an aquatic scent? It's not bad though, quite different from L'Air du Temps that's for sure.
exactly like cool flowers and patchouli, there is patchouli in it, like most of new fragrances. but no fruit in it, i find it modern and déjà vu nothing special but still better than so many modern fragrances with patchouli!
Smells nothing like the original L'Air du Temps. I like this one much better. This is lighter, fresher, cooler, and less spicy. It smells like cool flowers and patchouli to me. Like fresh air and a cool fragrant breeze.
Please update the proper notes for this! There are many more than are listed, including:
top notes of honeysuckle, freesia, and violet leaves; a heart of magnolia, jasmine sambac, and Bulgarian rose notes; and a base of patchouli and palisander wood.
I has a sample of this one.Very soft, not annoying,with a hint of flower, wild pink rose, with a hint of pepper.The drydown is with almost unnoticable note of honey. This perfume is very light,airy, but for me is not enough "drama" here.
At first spray I got the "fruitchouli" of Ricci Ricci but L'Air settles down and becomes much softer and floral. If you like the spirit of the modern Chloé fragrances you will also like L'Air. It has the fabricsoftner floral/musk character of Chloé Signature but with less rose. The hairspray (Elnett) accord of Love, Chloé but without violet. I would call this an abstract floral because I can't detect any floral note in particular. What is new is the "clean" non-earthy patchouli. Though one part is very young and modern, the other is somewhat vintage... old lady-ish but in a fun way.
Overall I get a very clean and gentle effect. This might sound terrible, but actually L'Air smells like a powdery deodorant... a very nice one. LOL!
Today the fragrance is just arrived from France! I love the commercials and the spot inspired by "A Bout de Souffle" and Paris in the 60's . The bottle and packaging are wonderful, the bottle is a classic revisit in pink-key , the box's graphic remind me of those years.
The fragrance surprised me! I'm glad I bought it without trying it! It 'a floral-green with woody and powdery base notes of pachuly and precious woods.
I agree: the first floral notes remind me of Chloe EDP, but L' Air is more joyful and crisp, the base notes make it sensual and elegant. Is modern and classic at the same time, perfect for the summer, original anytime. Jean Seberg would loved!
Hmmm.... it's not bad! I smell jasmine, tea, with a little bit of lemon and honey in it. Would make a nice drink, haha.
It reminds me, a little, of Givenchy Ange Ou Demon Le Secret, only this one is warmer and less evil.
This is a very classic flower. lighter then the original. I think it will suit a classic and elegant woman the best.
Update: I keep returning to the store over and over again to spray it on. I became loving this scent.
Its fresh and flowery, a bit classic.
The Magnolia and Honeysuckle are promint on my skin after I aplied it. But then, when it settle,s it becames soft and a bit powdery.
For me it will make a great spring and summer scent
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Under an arrangement between our defence force and Parliament, MPs have an opportunity to experience an intensive period of training with one of the three forces in order to gain an insight into how the NZDF operates and the day-to-day life of service personnel.
Based predominantly at the Devonport Naval Base (HMNZS Philomel), my course included basic training, disaster management, maintenance and procurement programmes, weapons training, drill, navigation and much more. Not a moment was wasted.
I approached the week with a combination of eagerness and apprehension, conscious that on the first morning I would have to undertake the same fitness test that recruits about one third my age must pass in order to commence training.
To my great relief I managed that and, while there were many more testing experiences during the days that followed, at the end of the week I was reflecting on one of the most stimulating and worthwhile experiences of my career.
Throughout the week, I was mentored and assisted by my escort officer, Lt. Cdr. Ripandeep Takhar, from Hamilton.
Rip is an outstanding young man who looked after me superbly well - every inch "an officer and a gentleman"!
A real highlight was the day and night I spent with the young crew of an offshore patrol vessel, HMS Rotoiti, sailing to Auckland from the Bay of Islands.
While on board, I experienced flag exercises, navigation, and more disaster training including "fire in the galley" and "man overboard". (I was aware that serious thought had been given to using a dispensable MP for that ... but the possibility that a shark might get to "the victim" before the rescue craft fortunately forced a change of plan.) During the journey I also gained an awareness of the Navy's role in fishing and coastal patrols and search and rescue exercises.
While I observed a great deal that impressed me and retain many warm memories, my over-riding impression was an appreciation of the amazing complexity of Navy training and the myriad tasks undertaken by Navy personnel.
The skills and experiences acquired by those who serve in our Navy (and other services) are easily transferred to civilian employment and are of considerable value.
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The Message (1977)
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The Message Synopsis
Handsomely-mounted historical epic concerns the birth of the Islamic faith and the story of the prophet Mohammed -- who, in accordance with the tenants of Islam, is never seen or heard (as this is offensive to certain islamic schools of thought). In Mecca in the 7th century, Mohammed is visited by a vision of the Angel Gabriel, who urges him to lead the people of Mecca to cast aside the 300 idols of Kaaba and instead worship the one true God. Speaking out against the corrupt political and military leaders who rule Mecca. With the help of his uncle, a brave warrior named Hamza (Anthony Quinn), Mohammed and his followers return to Mecca to liberate the city in the name of God. The Message (originally screened in the U.S. as Mohammed, Messenger of God) proved to be highly controversial during its production and initial release. Unfounded rumors had it that Mohammed would not only be depicted in the film, but that he was to be played by Charlton Heston or Peter O'Toole. This resulted in angry protests by Muslim extremists, until director Moustapha Akkad hired a staff of respected Islamic clerics as technical advisors.


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March is almost upon us, and that means spring is just around the corner. For many that means the NCAA is gearing up for its big annual single-elimination basketball tournament. Not into basketball, you say? Not to worry. The online news magazine The Morning News has cleverly put together a friendly competition that has, for […]Read More
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The University of Michigan men's basketball program, in conjunction with the Gazelle Group, has finalized the participating schools for the Ann Arbor Regional of the 2008 2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer,taking place Nov. 11-12 at Crisler Arena. Joining the host Wolverines will be IUPUI, Michigan Tech and Northeastern.
IUPUI and Northeastern will meet in the opening game of the doubleheader on Tuesday, Nov. 11, at 4 p.m. In Tuesday's nightcap, Michigan will open its 2008-09 regular season against Michigan Tech at 7 p.m. on ESPNU. The following evening, the losing teams from Tuesday's matchups will compete in the consolation game at 5 p.m. while the winners will meet in the regional final at 8 p.m. on ESPNU.
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2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer
Ann Arbor Regional Crisler Arena Ann Arbor, Mich.
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#1 Wed 17 Jun 09 5:16pm
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New home catering business
Hi all
I am new to this forum, and I would love some advice please.
I am hoping to set up a catering business from home. I plan on targetting a high-end market where I offer corporate business lunches. Also I will concentrate on offering hot and cold buffet catering for events such as parties, christenings, funerals, anniversaries etc.
Does anyone have any tips or innovative marketing ideas for me? Also, do you think there is still a market for this type of business given the times we live in.
Please let me know your thoughts
I live in Worcestershire in England by the way
#2 Thu 18 Jun 09 2:21pm
- Forum champ Occupation NLP Trainer and Coach
- From Portugal
- Member since Tue 09 Dec 08
Re: New home catering business
Hi wizzer,
about the corporate business: have you any ideas on how to reach the people who decide that? have you any connections, contacts? My first advice would be to get a good public relations. If you go from scratch you'll have a lot of digging to do.
If thats the case you must find a way to get in touch with the administration's secretary, maybe offer her a nice treat, cake, etc. and present your services. Despite the crisis, companies still need to hold meetings where meals are served all you have to do is show them good food, at reasonable prices and you re in business.
Also maybe it would be a good idea to get some sort of partnership with some local restaurants, where these executives have lunch, i.e. they advertise your services and you give them some commission on whatever they get you...
#3 Thu 18 Jun 09 4:09pm
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Re: New home catering business
You might consider catering for weddings, it can be very lucrative. Here, venues offer wedding shows, people seeking caterers, cake-makers, photographers, etc. for their weddings come and shop for services, people offering services bring photos of what they offer, samples, business cards.
#4 Fri 19 Jun 09 3:33am
- Forum champ Occupation Mother, Best Friend, home trained cook.
- From Melbourne Australia
- Member since Sat 22 Dec 07
Re: New home catering business
Hi Wizzer,
Part of my job is organising corporate seminars, part of that is getting the right caterer for the job. I use a catering middle man of sorts, they have a database of caterers all over Melbourne, they just type in the post code where we are doing the seminar and I get to choose who I want in the area. If there are any of these types of business available to you I would sign up. These are the ones I use, just to give you an idea of what Im talking about- http://www.orderin.com.au/ .
My first choice has always been those who have provided photos of their fare on the website or in the catalogue. I cant stand the uncertainty of ordering from someone new and not being able to see what they have. Its always good to offer free samples of your fare to potential customers and let them know you will deliver the sample at no cost. I found most caterers when doing sandwiches recommend 1 1/2 serves per person, just something to keep in mind. The most popular things at lunches are wraps, cobb sandwiches and baggettes, bagels are another nice option. I also like to order small cakes. Try to remember to keeps some vegetarian and glutten free products on offer too.
P.S always ask for feedback! Good or bad it will always be of benefit.
#5 Fri 19 Jun 09 4:05am
- Forum champ Occupation Mother, Best Friend, home trained cook.
- From Melbourne Australia
- Member since Sat 22 Dec 07
Re: New home catering business
Make sure you have all of your heath and safety rules in order. Unless you havea refriderated vehicle you may be limited as to how far away from your base you can deliver. I know here the caterer delivers the catering no earlier than 15 mins prior to the lunch so the food isnt sitting out for too long.
Just one more thing, always keeps your eye on the current trends, everyone wants to try the latest thing.
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#6 Fri 19 Jun 09 12:31pm
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Re: New home catering business
Thank you everyone who has replied to me, it has all been really useful, especially seeing what other people do outside England. It would be good to take new ideas to my potential clients that they may not have seen in England before. Thank you Mrs Master I will check that website out
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#7 Fri 19 Jun 09 2:31pm
- Forum champ Occupation Mother, Best Friend, home trained cook.
- From Melbourne Australia
- Member since Sat 22 Dec 07
Re: New home catering business
Good luck Wizz, would love to hear how you progress even if it takes a while to get your idea up and running. Im sure the forum will provide plenty of good recipe ideas if youre ever stuck too, professionally or personally.
#8 Sat 27 Jun 09 6:25am
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#9 Fri 20 Sep 13 9:13pm
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Re: New home catering business
Practical aspects of the business-locations, certifications, costs, business plan, insurance and marketing – How you present your catering business is essential.. For corporate and other business types, send a sales letter and brochure, then follow up with a phone call requesting an appointment to discuss your services.You could also cater a charity event in exchange for publicity, then get your company written up in local publications. Volunteer yourself for a local radio chat show and answer questions about throwing successful parties.An Internet page would be the best solution as well, because there you can write about yourself and post pictures with your food, list a menu and even get customer reviews, which can be the best recommendations you get. You should also be visible on social networks, and create an identity for the business, and interact with people; this will bring them closer and make them trust your business. Furthermore, if you have the means, invest in ads for local newspapers, the radio and even banners throughout the city.
I hope this information has helped you.Check http://www.RestaurantSuccessMonthly.com for more hard hitting catering & restaurant information.
Jonathan Munsell
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By fourth grade, I was already a troublemaker ? taking on any boy who dared to challenge, in the classroom or on the playground, girls? equality or worth. I learned from the best of the troublemakers, women who refused to take no for an answer when going after what they want: my mother and my grandmother. And from iconic feminists like Betty Friedan, Gloria Steinem and Letty Cottin Pogrebin.
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?Judaism?has informed who I am,? Pogrebin told The Sisterhood, to the extent that I think it contributed to what I have done. I was raised with a very, very clear and pressing sense of justice. If things are wrong, we?ve got to fix it. It?s up to the Jews.?
Reflecting on the afternoon?s theme, Traister told The Sisterhood: ?Behaving independently as a woman, in almost any way, causes trouble. ? If you do something as simple as tell a truth that is different from conventional wisdom or prioritize a story you think isn?t being told loudly enough, that in itself is some kind of rupture, some kind of social revolution, it?s the smallest thing in the world. We are still in a moment when to exercise independence ? is ?bad? behavior, troublemaker behavior, good-bad behavior.?
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