Laurence Dumont

My review on cookie fragrances, including Tendre Madeleine (at the 1'25" mark): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwkkFnck554&ab_channel=FragranceTestTube

Very simple, very pretty. Sweet violet made soft with vanilla. That's all. I'm loving it.

This is a pleasant enough gourmand that mixes together vanilla and patchouli, and ends up smelling a lot like an Indian amber fragrance oil by Song of India. It smells a bit harsh and cheap when I...

I was given this for my birthday. I probably would not have purchased it for myself as violet is not one of my favourite notes. On my skin this starts off like candied violets with a touch of...

I love vanilla and am obsessed with exploring violets as a fragrance note, so this seemed right up my alley. I bought it un-sniffed via an online retailer for $35.00. The first spritz was nice...

This is definitely not what I was expecting, I barely smell the violette, mostly I get VANILLA...but don't get me wrong, its not bad its just very sweet and very Vanilla and not much more. Some...

I layer this with Coty vanilla musk and it smells quite good. It is not overwhelmingly strong on me, but maybe that's just my body chemistry. I do get notes of vanilla, chocolate, and patchoulli...

Tendre Madeleine, along with a whole host of its sisters, can now be bought from some Marks and Spencer stores in the UK, and online. Good work sourcing rare, value-for-money brands, M&S. It's a...

Several years ago I stumbled upon the Laurence Dumont line at Sephora and fell in love. All of these fragrances suited my liking as they were gourmand in some way. (most with vanilla) They were...

This has a "boozy" vibe. It is a deeper and darker less sweet version of the deliciously yummy Vanilla Bourbon. It is sweet but not overly and spicy but not overly. It is warm and sensual, very...