Lolita Lempicka Le Premier Parfum

16 reseñas

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• Jeri1510

  November 27, 2013

  

  At first it seemed odd, but over time you won my heart and I’ve finally got it. It projects massively, it’s super sexy and feminine. It has vanilla, it’s gourmand and sweet, with a hint of baby powder. I wear it on dates because it kills the guys; they always say nice things. Perfect for conquering and creating a romantic atmosphere.

• AnaMar

  October 17, 2014

  

  I tried this in-store and the licorice and anise made my hair stand on end; they’re flavours that disgust me and in my perfume they’re overwhelming. If you love that profile, this is your spot.

• nickyquest

  December 26, 2014

  

  I love it! It’s one of those perfumes you recognise from 10,000 kilometres away because they are unmistakable. It lasts an eternity on both skin and clothes. When you first spray it, it smells too cloying, but as it settles on the skin, the scent is exquisite.

• nickyquest

  December 31, 2014

  

  I love it! It’s one of those perfumes you recognise from ten thousand kilometres away because they’re unmistakable. It lasts an eternity on skin and clothes. When sprayed it smells cloying, but once it merges with the skin the scent is exquisite.

• Woman

  February 27, 2015

  

  It’s characterised by its anise note, but on my skin the licorice and praline stand out, with flowers and vanilla at the base. It became my daily perfume. It’s delicious in the cold air but fades with much heat. The bottle is beautiful but uncomfortable to apply; generally I end up spraying too much or too little because I can’t get it to come out well or I don’t aim at the right place. It makes me feel pretty and appetising, ready to be kissed. Edit: I admit I’m annoyed. Although I love this fragrance, my skin doesn’t like it to project. It lasts a few hours close to my skin, but no one notices I’m wearing it. However! the praline note is madness, totally unpredictable. When I think it’s disappeared, it suddenly appears noticeable and with good sillage. It dances on my skin for about 40 minutes before disappearing along with the rest. Unpredictable appearance of praline (say it three times quickly).

• Woman

  March 2, 2015

  

  This fragrance is very anise-y, but on my skin the licorice and praline stand out, with flowers and vanilla at the base. It’s become my daily wear. In the cold it’s delicious; in the heat it fades. The bottle is gorgeous but uncomfortable to apply; I tend to spray too much or too little because it doesn’t come out well. It makes me feel pretty and appetising, ready to be kissed. Edit: I admit I’m a bit cross because, although I love it, my skin doesn’t project it well and nobody notices it. However, the praline is madness: when I think it’s gone, it suddenly reappears with good sillage and dances over my skin for about 40 minutes before departing. The unpredictable praline apparition (say it three times quickly).

• katherine s5

  July 19, 2015

  

  It has a strong opening of ivy that repels anyone with a delicate nose. Every woman who wants to be remembered must wear it; perhaps you can tolerate those strong notes for five minutes to find the good heart of this girl: sweet and warm thanks to the praline, tonka bean, and vanilla that last for ages. My brother knows; without meaning to he took my bottle from the shelf and it sprayed on his hand. ‘Your perfume is rich, but it doesn’t project; it’s as if you were with me, it didn’t let me go, and that even though I washed my hands’. So its longevity is proven: more than 12 hours on skin and clothes, an eternity. For autumn and winter, although it accompanies me on crisp December mornings; we only part in January and February to resume our friendship in March, so as not to bore each other. In the end, it’s my forever fragrance, a very pretty bottle. Greetings from Chile.

• arzacu

  December 6, 2015

  

  I met it in its original 1997 formula; an aunt bought it and it stuck with me. I liked it so much that when the masculine version ‘Au Masculin’ came out, I had it and it was one of my favourites. Now, regarding this relaunch of Le Premier Parfum: at first it smells strongly medicinal, but it doesn’t last long. Soon the cherry comes out, giving it lightness and candour, juicy and candied, clearer than the original formula which was dark. It’s succulent from the start: a slap of anise and licorice, mixed with sweet violet and powdery iris that last until the end, where vanilla and praline wrap it in a greedy, innocent but audacious air. Impressive longevity, ten hours or more. It’s intense, gourmand, and floral/powdery, comparable to complex classics like Lou Lou or L’Heure Bleue, but much happier and more affable. This is the apple: coquettish, innocent, nocturnal, and deeply inciting.

• gotia79

  February 10, 2016

  

  It’s a sweetly soft perfume. At first, there’s lots of anise and ivy, giving it a dark touch, until it opens up to violet and licorice where the sweetness begins. The base is sweet and delicate. The advertising is fair: you really imagine a humid forest when you apply it. Wonderful and sensual. For a nymph.

• Spathi236

  December 25, 2016

  

  I walked into a perfumery a year ago and smelled Lolita Lempicka Le Premier Parfum by chance, one of those people who either love or hate it. I was in the second group: I hated it at first sniff. The licorice and anise (my least favourite scents) seemed excessive and I couldn’t detect anything else. With regret over its good price, I discarded it. Yesterday I saw it cheap and decided to give it another chance. I sprayed it on my wrist, let it dry, and pressed my nose to it. What happened I didn’t expect: the anise and licorice, which I once hated, are now an ideal complement to a creamy vanilla and sweet violet, accompanied by playful cherry and ivy. I feel like a forest fairy. I’ve fallen in love and I sense it will be my signature fragrance this winter.

• Spathi236

  January 14, 2017

  

  I walked into a perfumerie a year ago and by chance I smelled the Lolita Lempicka Le Premier Parfum, one of those said to either love or hate. I was in the second group: I hated it at first sight for that dominating licorice and anise, detecting nothing else. I dismissed it knowing it’s good and cheap. Yesterday I saw it at a good price and decided to give it another chance. Upon bringing my nose close, what happened was unexpected: what I once hated is now a perfect complement to a creamy vanilla and a sweet violet, with playful cherry and ivy that make me feel like a forest fairy. I’ve fallen in love and I think it will be my winter fragrance.

• Saryta_gg

  February 19, 2017

  

  It wasn’t love at first sight. At 16, my mother brought this to me because there was no Fantasy and they said it was similar (who dares to compare them? they have nothing in common, except being gourmet and having round bottles). I sprayed it and my nose wrinkled; the anise and licorice invaded my nasal passages and I resold it. A year ago, in a ‘natural’ perfume shop that smells of commercials, I found a less intrusive version of Lolita, with less anise and licorice. I fell in love because its base is beautiful; if I had to choose a scent for fairies, it would be this. But it projected nothing. After buying it months ago, I’ve worn it for 12 hours and it does last. I like it; it’s a work of art, but on my skin the anise and licorice dominate and sadden me. I suppose others will like it, but I don’t want them to be the main notes. It’s affordable, the bottle is beautiful, it has trail and tremendous longevity. I recommend it for days when you need magic. Edit: It has left me speechless. I’ve been wearing it for days and those hostile notes have dropped in volume suddenly. What I hated because it wouldn’t lift off is now muffled. How can it change so much? I’m confused. As a negative, I notice it’s less intense and has less trail; perhaps it’s my imagination or I’ve lost my sense of smell. Does anyone else experience this?

• Hidene

  November 30, 2021

  

  I’ve returned to using this damned violet apple. It had been a long time, perhaps two years, since I marked the tip of my index finger by pressing that little golden tail. I feared it might damage my skin, that the scent had gone rancid, or that we no longer loved each other. Nothing happened. The reunion was as always: we haven’t changed in essence. I’m happy to be able to perfume my soul with its sap, but restless wondering when the last drop will remain in the glass. What will become of me? Will the new polyhedral apples retain that dark and subtle magic? Don’t lie to me if you must; I don’t want to know now. It smells of: nail polish, ivy, wet stone, rain, humid forest, night, vanilla, puddles, melancholy, sadness, hope, love, temperance, mystery, solitude, cold, cherries, dizziness, magic, licorice, dust, darkness, introversion, calm, violets, inspiration, passion, tears, poison. And anise, of course. Lots of anise.

• Hidene

  December 3, 2021

  

  I’ve returned to using this damn violet apple. It had been a while since I pressed that golden trigger and I was afraid the scent had gone off or that we no longer wanted each other. Nothing of the kind; the reunion was as always. We haven’t changed in what matters, which leaves me wanting to cry with joy and fear that one day it will end. What will become of me if the original stays at the bottom of the bottle? Can the new polyhedral apples retain that dark, melancholic magic? Tell me if you must, I don’t want to know yet. Right, what does it smell like: nail polish, ivy, wet stone, rain, damp forest, night, vanilla, puddles, melancholy, sadness, hope, love, calm, violets, passion, tears, poison, cherries, dizziness, magic, licorice, dust, darkness, introversion and anise, lots of anise.

• DanE

  January 3, 2024

  

  The original Lolita Lempicka was my great love. This version wasn’t quite the same, but it lasted long enough, keeping the style and quality. You could definitely detect the key notes: violet, cherry, praline, ivy, and anise, enhanced by the rest. It’s such a pity that the 2021 version is so poor; it’s like an EDT of the original with everything that made it rich stripped away to lower the intensity and leave it watery. 💔

• ariinbloom

  May 18, 2024

  

  My brother has gifted me perfumes for years, but this is our absolute favourite. It smells of moss, even if it doesn’t say so: it’s like being a fairy in a willow grove after the rain. I can see myself tomorrow morning, wearing my black biker jacket outside uni, feeling the most gorgeous girl in the place. It’s youthful yet adult all at once, perfect for cloudy days with your favourite coat, perhaps listening to ‘Fairies wear boots’ by Black Sabbath or ‘Willow’ by Taylor Swift. ♥️