L’Ombre Dans L’Eau Eau de Parfum

10 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• marisol santilla

  May 14, 2018

  

  Very rich fragrance, super floral, intense, long-lasting and sparkling… it’s noticeable for hours and hours. I have the EDT but I like this one, the EDP, more, so I use both. Although you wouldn’t believe it, they smell a little different, very subtly, but both are excellent!!!

• Coquita

  June 20, 2021

  

  This is spring in a bottle. It reminds me of when in March I start pruning the garden and taking cuttings. It’s linear, but without pretensions. It smells very green with a fruity touch: on my skin, the currant wins, especially the leaf, with that black currant acid and a bit of citrus. Many people smell rose, I only notice cut stems. It only works for me if it’s over 20°C, otherwise it’s too acidic. At those temperatures, the trail lasts about an hour and a half, and with two sprays it lasts around six hours. I see it for daytime, more for her, but a man would suit it too. In short, top quality for the heat. If you like greens, try it. Pleasant: 8/10 Interesting: 6/10 Versatile: 5/10 Original: 7/10

• LindaDenise

  September 17, 2022

  

  The first time I smelled this, I thought it was terrible. The only thing I could distinguish was grass and other green notes. It took a month before I gave it a second chance, but my perception changed completely. I discovered a floral fragrance, and although with its green notes a sweet aspect appeared that I hadn’t noticed, for me it doesn’t seem linear at all. The first three minutes of projection are an absolute NO, but once the dry-down comes, it’s a totally different fragrance that I adore. I like this EDP a lot, but under the condition of enduring the opening and waiting for the dry-down.

• LindaDenise

  October 2, 2022

  

  The first time I tried it, I thought it was a disaster: it just smelled of grass and green notes. I had to wait a month before giving it another chance, and what a difference! Now I detect a floral base with a sweet touch that I didn’t notice before. It’s not linear at all: the first three minutes are a resounding NO, but once it dries down, it transforms into a completely different fragrance that I adore. I love this EDP, provided it lasts through the dry-down and you wait for it to settle.

• Roni

  November 15, 2022

  

  I love this perfume; the rose really shines, but it’s a creamy, different rose, with a very prominent jasmine. It’s a perfect union. I don’t see it as super fresh despite the green notes, though I do see it as ideal for daytime and warm temperatures. When you wear it, you’re constantly noticed.

• Roni

  November 27, 2022

  

  I love this perfume; the rose is very noticeable, but it’s a different rose, very creamy. Bergamot is also very present. It’s a perfect union. I don’t see it as very fresh despite the green notes; I see it for daytime and warm temperatures. When you wear it, you notice it constantly.

• Marcus_001

  January 31, 2023

  

  And the notes? The compositional structure doesn’t appear ????

• Elena79

  May 9, 2025

  

  GREEN, RAW AND THORNY There are perfumes that don’t tell stories; they draw. This one does it with a wet, precise stroke. A spring day by a lake. Freshly cut grass releases that vibrant, clean, green scent that blends with wet leaves and stems. Under the shade of a tree, a picnic unfolds without a rush. Time stops on the skin. Suddenly, that greenery becomes perfume. The black currant leaf bursts as if you were crushing it between your fingers: alive, sharp, slightly acidic. A feminine rose then emerges from the vegetation, crisp, fragrant, with the weight of something real and beautiful. It doesn’t float; it takes root in the scene. Diptyque does it again: that delicate realism that leaves me utterly undone, as if each note were painted with a fine brush over the skin. Compared to the Eau de Toilette, this version has more body, more depth. The rose becomes denser, the green deeper, as if a storm has just passed and the garden is still breathing. A perfume that doesn’t strive to please, it simply is: vegetal, floral, introspective. Like certain loves: unexpected, imperfect, thorny… but impossible to forget. 🍀

• Elena79

  May 30, 2025

  

  GREEN, RAW AND THORNY There are perfumes that don’t tell stories; they draw. This one does it with a wet, precise stroke. Imagine a spring day by a lake; freshly cut grass releases that vibrant, clean, green scent that blends with wet leaves and stems. Under the shade of a tree, a picnic unfolds without a rush. Suddenly, that greenery becomes perfume. The black currant leaf bursts as if you were crushing it between your fingers: alive, sharp, slightly acidic. Then a feminine rose emerges from the vegetation, crisp and real. It doesn’t float; it takes root. Diptyque does it again: that delicate realism that leaves me utterly undone. Compared to the Eau de Toilette, this version has more body and depth; the rose is denser and the green deeper, as if a storm has just passed. A perfume that doesn’t strive to please, it simply is: vegetal, floral, introspective. Like certain loves: unexpected, imperfect, thorny… but impossible to forget.

• William88

  August 6, 2025

  

  Possibly one of the most important fragrances of my life. There are perfumes you wear and don’t realise until you catch your reflection in the mirror, but this is a pure olfactory experience. Every time I unscrew the cap, it transports me back to times past. Ultimately, it all comes down to feeling comfortable with what you’re wearing, and in my case, it’s almost magical. 100% recommended if you like florals.