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Si Lolita
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Si Lolita by Lolita Lempicka is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2009, this composition was created by Christine Nagel and Benoist Lapouza. The top notes are mandarin and bergamot; the heart features pink pepper, elemi resin, tonka bean, heliotrope and anemone; and the base notes consist of elemi, patchouli, tonka bean and amber.
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- Positivo 74%
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- Neutral 3.1%
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What a beauty, but watch out: if you overdo the spray, you’ll suffocate. It’s a bomb of relaxation that you can feel, lasting hours, and the bottle is gorgeous. It starts bright and spicy, very awakening. At first, it smells of elemi resin, but it passes quickly to reveal the vanilla bean. Then comes that amber and patchouli light that ties everything together with a polka-dot ribbon. Despite the spice, it’s soft and sweet, without the floral dominating. I love that it’s balanced. I have no problem using it all year round; it’s versatile. Two sprays last me through the workday. And the bottle… I love it, it’s so charming.
A beautiful Lolita Lempicka fragrance, ideal for summer. It smells of wood with a spicy touch at the start, a burst of freshness. It’s a perfume with a lot of presence, only for the bold who don’t want to smell like a Britney Spears fantasy or anything overly sweet. Recommended for the brave, and yes, also for men.
A very beautiful fragrance, for every day and night of the year, for real women. A perfect balance between sweet and spicy, intense and tender, strong and soft. Wonderful! It could be personal, it stands out among heaps of perfumes. The bottle is very feminine and coquettish, it always elicits compliments.
A beautiful fragrance, ideal for every day and night of the year, for real women. A perfect balance between sweet and spicy, intense and tender, strong and soft. Wonderful! It can be a personal perfume, it stands out and distinguishes itself from the crowd. The bottle is very feminine… and coquettish 😉 It always brings compliments.
The bottle has a beautiful and very coquettish design. As for the scent, it doesn’t take my breath away; curiously, it’s not intense, but rather too soft. The anise and fennel are very noticeable. I think it wouldn’t clash if a man wore it. It’s suitable for informal use, like going shopping, but it’s very personal.
To me, it smells very spicy; the pepper is strong and I didn’t like it. It reminded me a bit of Moschino Couture. The longevity and sillage aren’t the best, but that spicy, dark scent is very intense; I notice the tonka bean a lot. As they say, a man could wear it. I don’t see it as sexy or for the evening, more casual for the day.
It’s one of the boldest in the range. It keeps that typical sweet base of Lolita, but you can feel the spice that makes it bolder and less of a sweet little girl (I own the original). It’s for the girl who has grown up but remains feminine 🙂
I’m absolutely obsessed with this perfume because it smells like no one else’s; to me, it’s super elegant and classy. The pepper gives it the main touch, while the sweetness makes it very sensual, hitting the perfect balance between girly and womanly.
I think I was swept away by the romance of the campaign and the packaging; I felt it was something interesting to discover, although I have always received comments about my scent, I never felt that I truly enjoyed it.
Today was Lolita’s day for me. After testing Coral Flower, I was offered a chance to try this scent, and the truth is it is completely different from the sweet and soft nature of CF. This smells of pink pepper, lots of pink pepper – that was at least all I could perceive, which is why I only tested it on blotting paper and did not spray it on myself. I tend to seek sweeter or very fresh scents; I have rarely tried a spicy one like this. I cannot say I loved it, but the truth is I did like it, although I am not sure if I could wear it. It is very original; I think I will try giving it another opportunity this time on my skin. Edit: it is a scent that stays in the memory; sometimes I think I can smell it somewhere and it obsesses me to know where it comes from, or if it is truly ‘SI’ by Lolita. Now I want to have it at all costs.
Too much pepper for my taste.
I like how intense yet comfortable it is. I adore it for cold weather; the spicy touch gives it great personality and makes it ‘different’.
I am so delighted to have finally found MY Lolita Lempicka – the one that truly suits me and fulfils my expectations of this house, so much so that I now think: how could I have let so much time pass before we met again? Let me explain: many years ago, when it first launched, a sales assistant sprayed a sample on a card and I rejected it immediately; it seemed very strong, spicy and unpleasant, so I threw it away without giving it a chance to develop on my skin. That is why, whenever I saw it, I had no interest until recently when I tested it again on my skin: a delight! It begins with a spicy yet strangely fresh peppery note, followed by a sweet, woody, resinous scent which I now know is Elemi, an ingredient that blends wonderfully with my skin, highlighting my best qualities. The rest was described masterfully by Azuriita as a ‘perfect balance between sweet and spicy, intense and tender, strong and soft, for real women’. Its longevity is very good, lasting 8–10 hours without reapplication. I think I am on the right track towards my signature fragrance; it is a strong contender and for now I do not care if others do not like it, whether they praise it or not – I simply want to continue wearing it for my own enjoyment.
Another unique perfume from Lolita Lempicka that, to my dismay, has also been discontinued. It smells of pepper and wood, is very long-lasting and leaves a lovely trail. Just as with Coral Flower, I am preparing myself and have just bought another bottle, this time the larger one, so I can enjoy its scent for another couple of years. Buy it; you won’t regret it.
Honey with pepper. Strong, interesting and different.
Yes, ‘Lolita’ is spicier than sweet, but its balance is excellent. The trail is one of the most pleasant you can perceive on someone. I consider it a fragrance that invites lovers of scents to try bolder or cult proposals; it could be good training to enjoy a delicious ‘Mitsouko’, I don’t know, I’m not an expert. It has good longevity and a wide trail, making it a great option for those who love sweet yet spiced fragrances.
Super spiced, sweet and delicate. It has become my favourite fragrance because it is so original. At first, straight out of the bottle, it didn’t quite convince me or make sense, but after a few minutes it transformed into an irresistible and inexplicable scent. It’s unique.
I sprayed it on my wrist and asked my boyfriend to smell it; he said it smelled like ‘those yellow HB graphite pencils’. What?! I tested it again and… it’s true! Haha. Minutes later, he added that it smells like an eraser, and, my God, I’ve discovered my boyfriend is a genius. But how could I not want him? At the moment, there’s too much pink pepper for me, so I’ll let it settle. Edited five hours later: the pink pepper has mellowed, the pencil and eraser are still there, all mixed in a sweet, faint whisper wrapped in patchouli. The truth is, it’s pleasant, though it still doesn’t fully convince me. My boyfriend, however, adores it; he told me he liked it from the start and that the school stationery comment wasn’t a critique but a crystal-clear perception of his taste. I must say, I sprayed it on my left wrist and, at the same time, on my right wrist, I sprayed ‘L’ from Lolita Lempicka. The result is that, at this hour, ‘L’ is still three times more intense than ‘Si’.
A delicate but persistent aroma. Old and with a fun, lively personality… There are brands that, without being niche, require all our attention and undoubtedly, Lolita Lempicka is one of them. I consider myself a true perfumey sycophant addict; today it was Lolita’s turn. As a good addict, I left the shop with a bottle of the eponymous apple and another of this juicy ‘Yes’. Opening: floral and slightly critical, a soft, fresh spring awakening… after a few minutes a sweet licorice tint appears, very similar to Au Masculin, which transforms into pepper that makes the nose itch when smelled up close; but more than the scent of the seed, it’s that of the pepper mill, spicy wood, and then lipstick and old makeup. It’s paradoxical that a mass-market brand produces perfumes not intended for the masses; this ‘Yes’ reminds me of the dry down of L’Artisan Parfumeur. Opening: citrus notes, a hint of floral and licorice. Heart: licorice, pepper, wood, and a green note (slightly like a stem). Base: pepper wood, more pepper, an earthy touch of iris, and more licorice, plus a soft and timid patchouli with vanilla. (Paradoxical, but that’s what my arm smells like right now). Moderate trail, felt when you move, and four hours duration, being very potent at first. A special perfume, distinct, and with a very wearable sweetness.
It starts with a lot of personality; the pepper. When I first smelled it, I didn’t like it much, but afterwards it becomes softer. I must say it’s very different: it’s not sweet or citrusy, it’s quite striking and complex. Its duration is very good…
After a while of applying the perfume is when you notice its true scent. It’s a very spiced smell of pink pepper but soft, with something of patchouli or sweetness. A delicate scent that hooks, it doesn’t resemble any other fragrance. The bottle is a treasure.
My name is Lolita, the one from the deluge of loves. Previous ideas: If Lolita is particular for the signature, instead of fairies and forests, it embodies sober and intimate ideas. Perhaps inspired by the founder’s childhood, the dreamer who longed for the world of fashion; it tries to emulate ‘The Scent of Joy’. Visually, the bottle is a golden clover (the ribbon symbolises Paris) wishing for good fortune. Review: It’s very special, it distils joy, bohemian energy, and coquettish tones. It uses industrial amounts of pink pepper, from the first spray to the end. It has curious nuances, more like roses than traditional pepper, although the stinging spice might come from tonka seeds. It’s quite spicy: it starts fresh and acidic, then turns spicy and balsamic, and ends sweet and floral. Although it doesn’t say so, it emits woody and herbal final tones (patchouli), although they aren’t significant. The sweet facets aren’t fruity or gourmand; they are subtle and floral, with enormous balsamic bases from the resins. It’s special and accessible. There are similar ones: Eau Claire des Merveilles by Hermes and Eau des Merveilles also remind me of it (they share pink pepper, amber, elemi, and a citrus opening), and there is a brief similarity with Jaipur Homme by Boucheron. In short, it’s affordable and charming; although similar formulas exist, its beauty is not diminished. The trail and longevity are moderate, perhaps extensive in good conditions.
Je m’appelle Lolita Lo de vie, the one with deluge loves. Previous ideas: ‘Yes’ by Lolita is particular for the house’s standards; instead of fairies or mythical creatures, it embodies more sober but intimate ideas. It is a fragrance inspired by the founder’s childhood, when she was dreamy and longed to unfold herself in fashion; it emulates what she defines as ‘The aroma of joy’. Visually, the bottle is a golden four-leaf clover (the bow around the neck symbolises her Parisian origins) wishing good fortune to the buyer. Review: It’s very special, it distils joy, bohemian energy, and enthusiastic, coquettish tones. It uses industrial quantities of pink pepper, perceptible from the start to the end (it has curious nuances, similar to traditional roses, although with spice; many attribute the stings to Tonka seeds). It’s quite spicy: initially fresh and acidic, soon spicy and balsamic, and finally sweet and floral. Although it doesn’t shout it, it emits woody and herbal tones at the end (patchouli), although they are not significant. The sweet facets are subtle and floral, with enormous balsamic bases from the resins. It’s special and accessible. There are similar ones: Eau Claire des Merveilles by Hermes and Eau des Merveilles by Hermes (they share pink pepper, amber, elemi, and citrus opening), and a brief similarity with the dry down of Jaipur Homme by Boucheron. It’s affordable and charming; its beauty is not diminished. The trail and longevity are moderate (perhaps extensive in convenient conditions).
A four-leaf clover with French style. Given its presentation, I was very curious. A four-leaf clover, each shaped like a heart, in transparent glass with gold rims and a polka-dot handkerchief around the neck, making it eye-catching. For me, it’s a reinforced oriental floral with spices and balms, very versatile for all ages and with a unisex style, evolving according to who wears it. It has a fresh, citrus, and exotic opening, with a very marked spicy vein that diminishes quickly, appealing to a clean and modern style. Its middle phase has more depth, with a slight sweet floral and resinous touch; quite unusual and adhered to the presence of pink pepper. It’s the best stage, as aromatic woods with patchouli are already perceived. It ends with a woody, resinous sweetness close to the skin, where something more feminine is finally perceived. Its longevity and trail are moderate, around five hours. In summary: Excellent alternative for those who like spiced aromas.
‘Yes’ is a beautiful perfume, although it’s not my favourite from Lolita Lempicka. It’s like an ode to joy: vibrant, sparkling, and a bit spicy, it seems like a girl smiling and jumping. It’s very spiced; its opening is citrus, but soon comes the pink pepper, black pepper, and resins. After about five minutes, the resins become more intense, but a beautiful tonka bean and amber enter to perfectly balance every note. In ‘Yes’, what predominates are the resins, the pink pepper, and the black pepper. It’s vibrant, intense, and has high longevity and projection. A beautiful perfume, I recommend it.
‘Yes’ by Lolita is quite special and original. Its opening is a slight citrus freshness, always accompanied by a balsamic effect from the elemi resin, which persists from start to finish, lightened by pink pepper. I find it difficult to perceive the flowers. The amber and tonka bean give it the necessary depth to feel wrapped and well sheltered. On my skin, it evokes relaxation, optimism, rest, and happiness. Just applied, it transports me to a pine forest (resin effect), fresh and peaceful, which gradually becomes enveloping, sweet, and slightly woody. In my opinion, it is perfectly unisex. I think it is all-terrain (day-night, winter-summer), but always in a natural setting; I don’t see it for sophisticated parties or posturing situations. Some reviews compare it to Eau des Merveilles, and I also think it follows that line. The bottle is very pretty and feminine: a four-leaf clover coquettish with its ‘little handkerchief around the neck’. I especially liked the detail: instead of a cap, it has a ring superimposed over the dispenser. If you leave it on top, you can’t press it, but if you move it back or forward, you can.
Another one that confuses me with its changes! It starts like its bottle: intense, bubbly, bergamot with a fresh touch of pink pepper. It seemed cheerful and summery, but then the resinous elemi comes out, sweet and balsamic, and the pepper heats up. It’s like entering a sunny forest and taking shelter under a sticky, resinous ancient tree. Pink pepper, elemi, and heliotrope create an effervescent mix of cola, turpentine, plasticine, and spiced woods with ginger, cinnamon, cumin, and nutmeg that surprise me. There’s a lot of spice; I’m obsessed! The base imposes normality with a sweet, creamy tonka bean that unites with the amber. Although the tonka cools it down a bit, the spicy and sweet resins remain. I would wear it in autumn and winter, day and night, with a colourful scarf. It’s clearly unisex due to those balsamic and woody notes. It lasts over 7 hours with a persistent trail. A sweet, spiced oriental, original and avant-garde, that starts cheerful and ends cosy. Thanks to Revecavpf for the gift sample; I couldn’t touch the bottle. It’s an amulet of love, nature in the shape of a clover. I love the silky polka-dot handkerchief, very chic and feminine. I wish to try it in fresh weather. Like all of Lolita’s, it has tremendous personality and gets engraved in memory.
Another fragrance that confuses me with such interesting changes! Its opening is like its bottle: an intense, bubbly aroma of bergamot with a slight touch of pink pepper. It seems cheerful and summery, but everything changes when a resinous elemi emerges, with its sweet balsamic note, and the pink pepper starts to warm up. It’s like entering a sunlit forest full of light and colour, and suddenly, a centenary tree shelters us from the sun, leaving hands sticky with flowing resins. Pink pepper, elemi, and heliotrope make their mark, creating an effervescent, talc-like mix of refreshing cola notes, turpentine, plasticine, and spiced woods with ginger, cinnamon, cumin, and nutmeg that invade and surprise. I’m obsessed with the wealth of spices. Its base imposes normality with a sweet, creamy tonka bean that joins the warmth of amber. Although the tonka cools it down a bit, the spicy, spiced, and sweet resins persist until the end. I would use it in autumn and winter, day or night, with a colourful XXL scarf. A clearly unisex aroma due to those spicy, balsamic, resinous, and woody notes. It lasts over seven hours with a soft but persistent trail. A sweet, spiced oriental, very original and avant-garde, which starts cheerfully and finishes with a creamy, spicy base that welcomes me. Thanks to Revecavpf for the gift sample; I couldn’t touch that precious bottle. An amulet for love, a heart-shaped clover of nature. I love the polka-dot silk scarf so French. Very chic, extremely feminine and light, ideal for autumn. I wish to try it again in fresh weather. Like all Lolita fragrances, it has tremendous personality and etches itself in the memory forever.
I bought it blind. In my country (Argentina) it’s discontinued; they can hardly find Lolita perfumes anymore, and I found this last bottle at a good price without a tester. As a girl, Lolita perfumes seemed overwhelming to me, for older people and very particular. Now, with more years, I gave myself a new opportunity and it didn’t disappoint me. ‘Yes’ has a spicy opening; if you apply a lot, it might make you want to sneeze. It’s not ugly, it’s spicy and sparkling but enchanting. The pepper shines and surpasses the citrus of bergamot and mandarin. In the end, it remains sweet and spicy, with a strong presence of patchouli. On my skin, the dry down is very similar to my beloved Midnight Poison by Dior, which is no longer manufactured. It’s mysterious, enveloping, enigmatic, and nocturnal. It can be worn during the day, but I recommend it for cold days; in summer it can be overwhelming. The fixative is very good and the trail is moderate.
Yes by Lolita Lempicka is an absolute gem! I adore every fragrance from this house. Upon trying it, I felt a joyful, radiant opening with a touch reminiscent of Coca-Cola. What interesting changes! It’s enchanting, spicy, very feminine, and exotic. It has depth and richness, a mysterious quality that captures attention. The opening is like its bottle: an intense, bubbly aroma of bergamot and mandarin, very fresh, where pink pepper adds a sophisticated twist. Then, the effervescent notes of turpentine, woods, ginger, cinnamon, cumin, and nutmeg invade and surprise. There’s a wealth of spices, not just pepper; they used black pepper and the resinous elemi with its sweet balsamic note, along with heliotrope and anemone, turning it into a delight. In the dry down, a well-crafted patchouli, creamy tonka bean, and a warm amber that welcomes and comforts me, perceptible for days on clothes. It has a trail that fascinates me and longevity of about six hours. Perfect for all year round, day or night, so versatile. Olfactive family: Oriental Floral, launched in 2009 by Christine Nagel and Benoist Lapouza. Standing ovation for them! I love the bottle with its unusual moving cap and the polka-dot silk scarf, very French and chic.
I love pepper; I love this perfume. It is strong, for night outs. It is herbal, very rich. Distinct from all the current gourmand trends. I have a spare bottle, so I am completely happy.
When they say the opening stings, they mean it, girls; this stings a treat, super strong. It’s lovely but I didn’t like the base; it is different from everything on the market. The red pepper note is achieved almost as if smelling the grains, along with sweet pea, resin and amber. Then I bought it for my mother and started wearing it more often; what a wonderful scent. It has a tremendous trail and spectacular longevity. Spectacularly sweet; it is not gourmand, it is sweet, resinous, spicy, feminine, fine and romantic. I LOVE IT, unfortunately it is discontinued.
I love this perfume; it is one of my favourites. It opens strong and spicy, then transforms into something sensual and unique, nothing like what is out there today; I have reserved a special place for it. I found a 100 ml bottle and an EDT, hoping they last.
As a Lolita Lempicka fan, I expected to fall in love with Si. I’m crazy about pepper and spice, but this wasn’t what I expected; we are still getting to know each other. The opening is VERY potent on pepper, but the slap lasts only seconds before settling into a soft, warm and cosy scent. The dry pepper is cuddled by resins, amber and woods. It is very original, elegant and full of personality; sometimes I smell my wrist and I marvel at it. Compared to others from the house, perhaps it is the one I enjoy the least. The trail is not excessive but noticeable. It lasts all day. I have reservations because I bought two as it was discontinued (perfume cravings…) and I doubt if the second bottle will stay or become a victim of an exchange… The bottle is beautiful and elegant. Scent 7/10, Longevity 8/10, Sillage 7/10, Value for money 7/10, Packaging 10/10. Would I buy again? No.
Our noses mature and tastes change; I didn’t like it before until I tried it again and fell in love. Lucky to have found both versions (EDP and EDT). I admit it is polarising and contradictory: simple yet complex at the same time. The basics are sweet pea with lots of pink pepper, quite spicy with that characteristic sweet touch. It opens fresh (bergamot and mandarin) but very spicy; the initial slap passes quickly and the pepper settles accompanied by elemi resin, amber, vanilla and patchouli, giving an earthy and sweet accord. It is far from the house’s fairytale concept, coming in a beautiful four-leaf clover bottle with a Parisian-style handkerchief. Inspired by the designer’s youth, it conveys joy. It is unique, unisex and has different nuances on each skin. Good longevity, medium sillage, usable almost all year round.
Exquisite, soft and long-lasting.
Opening is VERY strong, an extreme hit of pink pepper that stings a little, with lots of resin, vanilla and patchouli. The citrus notes are lost; it smells straight away of that. After 20 minutes, the floral base emerges without any single flower standing out; the resin and patchouli still dominate. By 35 minutes, it becomes super light (always patchouli and resin); you have to press your nose to smell it, but it remains super feminine, delicate and romantic. Despite such a powerful start, it ends up being a beautiful perfume. Not for summer; the resins are heavy; enjoy it in the cold.
I’ve been collecting all the discontinued Lolita Lempicka scents, hoping they’ll return with reformulated classic vegan versions. I love even the odd ones; this proved the most intriguing. I approached it cautiously due to the reputation of the strong pepper, yet it reminded me of my mother’s scent when I was a child: wood shavings and rouge, something resinous and vintage. Simply wonderful. There is plenty of pepper, but everything adds up to something unique and different from today’s offerings. The bottle is a gem. I really hope they launch new releases soon!
Richly spiced, slightly sweet and warm; it feels like a hug.
Pure resin with even more resin, accented with a touch of pink pepper. It’s complex, truly only for people with character. Nothing soft or easy to wear; use it in winter, no exceptions.