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Lolita LempickaDiscontinued

L'Eau au Masculin (EDT)

2010

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Versions Timeline

2010

L'Eau au Masculin (Original Release)

Price Range
$31 – $136

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"L'Eau au Masculin is a fresh woody-spicy men's fragrance released in 2010. It opens with bright Italian lemon, lemon verbena, and pink pepper, creating a lively citrus effect. The heart introduces violet woodsorrel, violet, and jasmine for a soft, green-floral character. Vetiver and olive tree form a dry, gently woody base. Compared with the earlier Lolita Lempicka au Masculin, this interpretation is lighter, fresher, and more airy. Its combination of citrus, violet, and dry woods gives it a distinctive and elegant daytime profile."

Ideal Environment

Best Seasons

Spring
Summer
Fall

Ideal Weather

Sunny
Mild
Windy

Moods

Fresh
Elegant
Calm
Sophisticated
Uplifting

Occasions

Daily Use
Work
Casual
Travel
Meeting

Fun Facts

The fragrance was offered in both 50 ml and 100 ml Eau de Toilette sizes.

It reinterprets the violet and vetiver character of the earlier men's fragrance in a fresher, lighter style.

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Aromatic Profile

0m/6h
Top Notes
1x
CitrusSpicyFreshFloralGreenPowderyWoodyEarthy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

0–54m

lemon verbena
italian lemon
pink pepper
Middle Notes

54m–2h 42m

violet woodsorrel
violet
jasmine
Base Notes

2h 42m–6h

vetiver
olive tree

Performance

Longevity
60%

Moderate (4-6h)

Sillage
40%

Moderate

Reviews Summary

“L'Eau au Masculin is generally regarded as fresh, elegant, and distinctive. Its citrus opening transitions into violet and jasmine before settling into dry vetiver and olive wood. It is also valued for its rarity and collector appeal, while remaining comparatively light and wearable.”

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