AngelsS, thank you for pointing that out about the OsMoz site. I truly did not notice that they only had the “Fleur” one – I checked several other places to get a compilation of what is in it. The one I have is the “Fleurs” with an “s” -I guess the other one would be considered a reformulation and not a “version” , but the old one is still around too. It is just a little harder to find.

rosarita, I totally agree! Now that I have so many MORE things I want to try, I must start getting decants, or else I will have to get three jobs to pay for all the full bottles, or go without – which is unthinkable!

Judith, I love those too – Tabac Blond is divine and I adore Poivre – so different, austere and elegant. And don’t even get me started on Narcisse Noir…

Elle, I hope you try it soon, you won’t regret it.

Marina, I knew there was a reason I liked you!

greeneyes, I really do love the ones that feel like classics, even if they only came out last year! It’s all about the quality that goes into it.

Thank you minette – now I must see if I can find some Farouche to try again! Lady Caron could easily be mistaken for a decades-old classic if you did not know it was only seven years old this year. I hope it stays around at least until I am an old lady. It is an ageless scent, and can be worn by any woman of any age who appreciates it. It’s also one of the very few perfumes that really is a “feminine” – I would not want a man to wear it!