Lolita Lempicaa L’Eau Au Masculin (Vintage)
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Hand-decanted from authentic originals
Fragrance Profile
The scent
- Gender
- For him
- Type
- Designer
- Concentration
- Eau de toilette
- Released
- 2010
Pyramid
8 notes- Lemon Verbena
- Italian Lemon
- Pink Pepper
- Violet Woodsorrel
- Violet
- Jasmine
- Vetiver
- Olive Tree
Description
About this fragrance
Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.
Common Questions
Good to know
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It compresses it sharply. Lemon verbena and Italian lemon are among the quickest materials to lift off warm skin, so in humid weather the bright herbal top folds into a few minutes. The violet woodsorrel heart arrives sooner, its green, sour edge reading cleaner in heat than cool air. Vetiver and olive tree hold their shape underneath, coping with Dhaka's spring better than most fresh masculines.
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Both work a green-woody-aromatic style, but they build it differently. Kenzo Homme Eau de Toilette leans into its own fresher, more conventional citrus-woods arc. L'Eau Au Masculin opens on lemon verbena and Italian lemon, moves through an unusual violet woodsorrel and jasmine heart rarely found elsewhere, and closes on vetiver and bitter olive tree. The woodsorrel and olive tree are what make this the more unconventional of the two.
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For a first fresh fougere, yes, since it deliberately skips the usual soapy-clean or ozonic direction. Violet woodsorrel is a genuinely rare material that reads green and slightly sour rather than powdery, and the olive tree base is bitter and Mediterranean rather than a conventional woody-musk finish. Someone wanting a safe, familiar fresh scent may find this odd; someone tired of interchangeable aromatics will find real personality here.
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Released in 2010 as a lighter flanker of the original, darker Au Masculin, this version keeps a faint licorice ghost connecting it to that parent fragrance while stripping back to lemon verbena, violet woodsorrel and olive tree. It represents Lolita Lempicka's take on a fresh-green flanker at that specific moment, built on unusual materials rather than the house's signature oriental warmth.
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Violet woodsorrel is uncommon enough in perfumery that most buyers have no reference point for how it will read on their own skin, and the dry-down takes real time to develop before settling into its final olive-vetiver character. A decant lets you experience that full arc more than once before deciding whether the unconventional heart earns a place in your collection.
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