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Review

Between vintage and modern appeal

Eau de Tulle by GuerlainGuerlainEau de Tulle4.019 ratings
4/5

This opens with a bright punch of citrus melding with orange blossom and almond. Creamy. It’s quite sweet. Gourmand smelling. As it dries, it becomes less creamy and shifts to “dry” powdery. The patchouli is present but probably not strong enough to scare off people cautious about that note. It’s at once old school/classic and contemporary smelling. I think it could be popular to those who want a gourmand scent profile.Longevity is good! Very good! I sprayed in evening and could still detect on my arm next morning. Longer on the sleeves of my sweater. Compared to the other perfumes in this lineup, this one is by far the strongest both in terms of sillage and staying power.

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Comments4

  1. Av.lilliston@av.lilliston

    I just bought this. Thank you for the take on it, sounds like she was a safe blind buy!

    1. MagnifiScent@magnifiscent

      I really like it. Very pleasant perfume. I hope she works out for you too🥰

    2. Av.lilliston@av.lilliston

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    3. MagnifiScent@magnifiscent

      Replying to @av.lilliston

      I have Eau de Coton, Eau de Cashmere, Eau de Lingerie(older line) and Eau de lit (original line). Eau de Lingerie is a favorite of mine but I was hoping Eau de Cashmere would have been improved (it wasn’t)

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