Une Amourette Roland Mouret by Etat Libre d'Orange
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Une Amourette by Roland Mouret from Etat Libre d'Orange is an aromatic woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2017, the nose behind this composition is Daniela Andrier. The top notes are neroli, pink pepper, and cardamom; the heart notes are iris, patchouli, and peach; and the base notes are akigalawood, vanilla absolute, and opoponax.
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Key notes
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Top
neroli
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Heart
iris
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Base
Akigalawood
Community
1,468 votes
- Positive 64%
- Negative 20%
- Neutral 16%
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About Une Amourette Roland Mouret
Une Amourette by Roland Mouret from Etat Libre d’Orange is an aromatic woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2017, the nose behind this composition is Daniela Andrier. The top notes are neroli, pink pepper, and cardamom; the heart notes are iris, patchouli, and peach; and the base notes are akigalawood, vanilla absolute, and opoponax.
Spices Flowers Woods and mosses Fruits, vegetables and nuts
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
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Character
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Value perception
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NUNCAEXISTIO
I tried the 2018 bottle, and after testing it, it smells like Oud Wood but much fresher. After an hour, it transforms and reminds me of Prada L’Homme Intense, which is what I use for comparison. In my opinion, it’s nothing risky; it’s an olfactory life insurance policy.
PacmanKinder
I don’t get the backlash; it’s a fragrance from another world. If you like soft oud, this is your option. It has a sweet, powdery touch, and that oud scent gives it a super sexy vibe that makes you feel special.
Adry_slim
I was scared—I’m not into oud at all—but since it’s by this creator and iris is the star, I jumped in blindly… and thank God I did. What a perfume: a clean iris with a very slight dirty touch at first, totally addictive for me and my partner. One of those discoveries that always puts a smile on your face. Decent performance, and you start asking yourself, ‘Why do I have 500 perfumes when things like this exist?’ Scents are subjective, but I recommend it; every time someone tries it, they say, ‘watch out for this.’
Mojave
Well… it didn’t do anything for me. Within the house, there are much more interesting fragrances. The dry-down is conventional; it reminds me of those ‘mommy’ perfumes from the nineties: comfortable, correct, calm, but nothing more. It doesn’t highlight any clear note, it’s well-constructed, but it doesn’t take me anywhere or suggest anything.
Boinaverde2009
Une Amourette was created by Daniela Andrier, the nose behind all Prada fragrances. It’s an interesting oud that doesn’t resemble anything I’ve tried: clean woods, soapy, fresh, and versatile—very enjoyable without any weird animalic notes. Plus, it has a bright, exquisite iris with enough strength for men but enough character for women with personality. It has some similarities to Dunhill Icon Silver, but Amourette is deeper, with an easy-to-wear oud and an iris base like Prada’s (you can really feel Daniela’s hand here) that’s more intense and long-lasting. Greetings from Chile.
Scolderfdf
This fragrance arrived, and I must say it’s totally floral with a spicy pepper touch. The first memory it evokes is of sophisticated older ladies I used to see as a child, but now with modernized touches. As Emorandeira says, it’s a ‘rare’ fragrance in a good way and doesn’t seem similar to any other current one. After a few minutes, the spiciness settles, and I notice the neroli citrus notes and the oriental woody oud. Highly recommended if you like these scents, but it steers clear of commercial formulas.