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La Petite Robe Noire Eau de Toilette
by Guerlain
La Petite Robe Noire Eau de Toilette presents a fresh, youthful interpretation of Guerlain's iconic cherry-centric fragrance. The opening is lively and bright, dominated by sour cherry, crisp green apple, and delicate white florals like jasmine and rose. These elements combine with a subtle green note, giving the scent an airy, garden-like quality. As it settles, the fragrance softens into a musky, sweet base of white amber and white musk, with a background of patchouli that adds warmth without overshadowing. While less intense than the Eau de Parfum, it captures the essence of the original with a lighter, more wearable profile. The scent is notably less gourmand and dense than the EDP, making it a suitable choice for spring and summer wear, especially for those who prefer a clean, less syrupy cherry accord. Performance is moderate, with lasting power around four to six hours on skin and notable sillage when generously applied.
Pros
- +Delivers a refreshing, light cherry and apple profile ideal for warmer seasons and daytime wear
- +Boasts noticeable longevity and sillage for an Eau de Toilette, making it practical and well-performing
- +Offers a cleaner, less soapy or medicinal profile than the EDP, appealing to those sensitive to synthetic or heavy notes
Cons
- −Can feel overly soapy or synthetic on some skin types, particularly at the opening
- −Longevity and sillage are moderate, requiring reapplication for longer coverage
- −The dry-down leans toward a powdery, musky sweetness that may not appeal to fans of deeper gourmand or richer woody notes