Si Fleuri by Lomani
Women
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Description
Si Fleuri by Lomani is a musky floral woody fragrance for women. The top notes are neroli, jasmine, and rose; the heart notes are ylang-ylang, lily of the valley (convolvulus), and pepper; the base notes are musk, sandalwood, heliotrope, and patchouli.
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Key notes
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Top
tuberose
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Heart
ylang-ylang
- Base musk
Community
137 votes
- Positive 85%
- Negative 9.5%
- Neutral 5.1%
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
589 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Like it
137 votes
Season
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141 votes
Time of day
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83 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Si Fleuri
Si Fleuri by Lomani is a musky floral woody fragrance for women. The top notes are neroli, jasmine, and rose; the heart notes are ylang-ylang, lily of the valley (convolvulus), and pepper; the base notes are musk, sandalwood, heliotrope, and patchouli.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
83 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
118 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
43 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
41 votes
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Community reviews
11 reviews
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When I was little, I dreamed of trading in local florals for imported ones like Si Fleuri by Cannon. As an adult, I saw it in a store and bought it without even testing it—I knew it was from another era, without pralines or caramel notes, and it didn’t disappoint. I fell in love; it’s floral with a great trail and a gorgeous bottle that completed my mom’s collection. What a shame it’s not available here.
As a girl, I used to see the ads for Si Fleuri, Parfum D’Or, and Si Tendre, fragrances imported by Cannon Argentina. I dreamed of being old enough to stop wearing the Flower line produced locally. When I grew up, I spotted it in a perfumery and couldn’t resist: I bought it without testing. I knew it wouldn’t disappoint because it was a perfume from another generation, without praline or sorbet notes. And not only did it not disappoint, I fell in love. It’s floral from every angle, has a great trail, and comes in a stunning bottle that expanded my mother’s collection. It’s a shame it’s not available in my country.
I was gifted this in my teens and adored it. I could never find it in my country, but when I finally got my hands on Cabotine, I realized it’s the same scent as Si Fleuri. What a delight.
I’m wearing it right now; it’s perfect for cold weather because the neroli really comes through and it lasts forever. I’m always on the hunt for perfumes with neroli, and this is one of my favorites, along with Cabotine and Fragile by JPG. It fades quickly in summer, but in cool weather, it performs at its best and has incredible longevity.
What an exquisite perfume! I received it as a gift when I was around 20. They told me it was classic and for older women, but it made me feel comfortable and great. Now, at 32, I want it back. I kept the bottle with a little bit of perfume inside, and it’s still intact; every time I smell it, I fall in love. I don’t use it anymore because years have passed, but the scent remains just as beautiful. It’s a shame it’s not easy to find in Argentina and I assume it’s pricey, but it’s totally worth it. It’s very long-lasting, persistent, floral, slightly formal, and classic. On my skin, I sense a sweet touch with something spicy that makes it attractive; looking at the notes, I see pepper, which explains that sparkly, energetic vibe that really catches attention. It’s very feminine, super sensual, perfect for a woman with personality. Nothing like gourmand, vanilla, or innocent perfumes. You have to use it with moderation because it fixes beautifully on my skin and as soon as you walk into a room, you can’t miss it. Honestly, I’m a lover of very sweet, feminine, or gourmand perfumes, but this scent won me over. I still need to try Cabotine, which I know is very similar to this, and although I already know it, I’ve never smelled it. Coming back to Si Fleuri, I recommend it for women who like floral, intense, somewhat formal, sensual scents that linger in the memory. You have to try it!
I love it! To my nose, it’s exquisite. I received it as a gift at 20, even though they told me it was a classic for older women—I wear what makes me feel good. At 32, I kept the bottle with a little bit left inside, and it’s still intact; every time I smell it, I fall in love. It’s floral, sweet, with a spicy pepper kick that makes it sparkly and sensual—nothing gourmand or innocent. The sillage is excellent and noticeable as soon as you walk into a room. Even though I’m a sweet tooth, this one won me over. I recommend it for women looking for something floral, intense, formal, and memorable. I still haven’t tried Cabotine, but I know it’s very similar.
I absolutely love it, it transports me back to my youth and smells like pure cabotine.
I love it; it reminds me of my teenage years and is very similar to Cabotine.
I picked this up by chance in Argentina without even testing it, but the price and the fact that it was made in France gave me confidence. It didn’t disappoint: it lasts all day and smells exactly like Gres’ Cabotine. From what I’ve read, Parour is an old house that manufactures for other designers, like Lomani in this case.
I absolutely love vintage perfumes, the ones that are no longer in fashion, especially those with neroli notes.
I’m a huge fan of vintage perfumes, the kind that are out of style. I really gravitate toward ones with neroli.