Citrus Tea

I can't justify spending $200+ on a fragrance, despite absolutely loving Le Labo The Noir 29. Dossier's Citrus Tea smells so good, nearly identical. The tobacco notes aren't AS strong, but I don't consider that a negative.

It doesn't last quite as long, but it still lasts I'd say 6hrs or so, which is still a good wear time in my opinion. At this price point, I think it's reasonable to fill a small bottle and carry with you for reapplication.

My daughter had bought the same scent for me when she was in Italy and paid a little over two hundred dollars for it. I fell in love with it, and so did everyone who had the privilege of smelling it on me. It was identified only by a number so I didn't have a name. I Googled the exact number on the front of the bottle with a little bit of information from the bottle, and Dossier came up with three different fragrances that could possibly imitate that fragrance.

After researching the three different fragrances and the one that my daughter had bought for me, I came up with Citrus Tea from Dossier. I was a bit skeptical because it was a little bit over $50 compared to the over $200. When I received it and spritzted a little on my arm... I was so excited because it was exactly that same fragrance as the one my daughter brought me from Italy, and I had already used almost all of that bottle.

Thank you, Dossier, for providing these fragrances for us who wish to pay only a fraction of the Italian perfumes.

My bottle arrived leaking and defective and customer service was not particularly helpful. At first I loved the scent, but after comparing it to the original, the notes are definitely not spot on. Once it dries down there is some improvement, but at first it smells very different from the original. I sprayed 4 times and after two hours of running errands could no longer smell it, so longevity isn't great. I had high hopes as a first-time customer, but this experience overall was a huge letdown