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Fleur de Corail
by Lolita Lempicka
Fleur de Corail by Lolita Lempicka is a unique, layered fragrance that embodies a tropical beach experience with a soft, powdery, and slightly salty character. The opening features bright bergamot and grapefruit notes that quickly melt into a delicate mix of frangipani and orchid, creating a fresh and airy floral core. Over time, the scent evolves into a warm, creamy, and slightly salty base dominated by amber, driftwood, and musk, producing a soft, skin-hugging aroma reminiscent of sun-baked sand and sea breeze. The scent is not particularly strong or projecting, with most users noting moderate throw and intimate sillage, making it best experienced up close. It balances sweetness with subtle saltiness, avoiding overt gourmand overtones, and its development is notably soft, with no sharp or chemically unpleasant notes. While some find it airy and almost
Pros
- +Offers a softly textured, beachy, and airy scent that feels unique and not overly sweet or gourmand
- +Features a warm, creamy, and subtly salty drydown that enhances skin intimacy
- +Is well-suited for warm weather, particularly summer or early autumn
Cons
- −Has a low projection and short sillage, making it nearly intimate or hidden
- −May be perceived as lackluster by some due to its soft, subtle nature
- −Receives mixed feedback on its base, with some finding it less distinctive or overly powdery