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Tom Ford Oud Fleur again. I'm coming 'round on this one, but I still think it smells like old lady band aids.
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Yes, it's really beautiful. It's not really a lilac scent in the style, say, of En Passant or Opardu. What's most surprising in the scent is the cocoa note, which for me arrives later in the drydown, but which is dominant from the very beginning on my gf's skin. (Her skin always brings out the sweetness in scents.) To me, it's the cocoa that elevates this from very good to great. There's also a nutty heliotrope and sweet vanilla. Patchouli adds a bit of sharpness too.
Interesting. I definitely get a similar chocolatey note, but I find Dior Homme to be quite a bit brighter and higher pitched. I like both very much, but I prefer Lilac Love.I'm wearing Lilac Love this evening, and I can't escape the notion that it reminds me of Dior Homme.