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Etat Libre D'Orange Like This (W) Edp 100Ml Like This is a unique fragrance created by the avant-garde niche perfume house Etat Libre d'Orange. This perfume was designed by perfumer Mathilde Bijaoui and was released in 2010. It's known for its unusual and captivating scent, which is inspired by the famous actress Tilda Swinton. Here's a detailed description of the fragrance: Scent Family: Oriental Gourmand Top Notes:Yellow Mandarin: The fragrance opens with a burst of bright and zesty yellow mandarin, providing a refreshing and slightly tangy citrus note.Heart Notes:Pumpkin: The heart of the fragrance revolves around the unique and unexpected note of pumpkin. This gives the perfume a warm, slightly spicy, and earthy character. It's a note that adds a comforting, autumnal quality to the scent.Ginger: Complementing the pumpkin note is ginger, which adds a subtle spiciness and depth to the heart of the fragrance.Immortelle: Also known as the everlasting flower, immortelle contributes a sweet, honeyed aroma with hints of hay and maple syrup, enhancing the gourmand aspect of the perfume.Base Notes:Vetiver: As the fragrance dries down, it settles into a base of vetiver, which provides a woody and slightly smoky foundation.Heliotrope: Heliotrope adds a powdery and almond-like sweetness to the base, creating a creamy and comforting effect.Musks: A gentle musk accord lingers in the background, giving the fragrance a soft and sensual quality.Like This is a fragrance that defies traditional perfume categories. It's warm, slightly spicy, and gourmand with an intriguing pumpkin note at its core. This scent is often described as cozy, comforting, and somewhat unconventional, making it perfect for those who appreciate unique and artistic fragrances. The name Like This suggests a personal connection to the scent, as if it captures a moment or memory that is deeply meaningful. It's a fragrance that can be both intriguing and comforting, making it suitable for a variety of occasions, particularly during the fall and winter seasons.