LEONARD PARIS

A sweet and amicable vintage that never fails to put a smile on my face during cold vintage days. It is aldehydic opening with galbanum and green notes is softer, sweeter and more approachable than...

Vintage hound that I am, anything newer than 1980 strikes me as new. I bought Balahé blind, based on its notes. I'm now revisiting it—it strikes me as a cold weather fragrance and we've had soem...

This is perfect if you like grapefruit and/or peony notes, two of my favorites. The bottle reminds me of the Vicky Tiel ones--they are also frosted glass, but this is a simple pale green frosted...

Tamango is nice - a lily-dominated floral with a strong, perfumey, sandalwood/vetiver base. There's a slight hit of hairspray -- reminiscent, as a previous reviewer noted, of Rive Gauche, Infini,...

Tonights great discovery! Amouage copied 80% of "Balahe" when making "The Library Collection Opus III" !! "Opus III" is an almost exact (but sweeter/more" rounded") copy of "Balahe" edt (by...

Another show of love for this one ... it is a quite a soft floral aldehyde so if you find Rive Gauche, Calandre, Chanel No 19 etc a bit too harsh, then you might get along well with Tamango - and...

I can't believe Balahe isn't in P'ville! Balahe is a beautiful old classic, apparently under-rated. It was created in 1983 by Daniel Moliere, who is also responsible for Eau de Givenchy, Fleur...

Tamango by Leonard is without doubt the most beautiful fragrance I have ever smelled. It doesn't change a great deal from the moment you first spray it till it's nearly faded many hours later....

This is really lovely. Per packaging, the notes are: peppermint, grapefruit, green tea, lotus, water lily, parma violet, peony, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli. Just to start, fear not, this is...

L'Orchidee is certainly a surprise; from the notes (bergamot, peach black currant, jasmine, tuberose, Cattleya orchid, cedar wood, sandalwood and vanilla) I thought "Yawn. Fruity floral wi/woody...