Remember Me

From the very first spray, it painted an incredibly vivid picture in my mind. It felt cool, slightly damp, and quietly green, like walking through Oxford on a rainy spring afternoon. I imagined someone in their thirties wearing a long trench coat, walking alone through the streets with their hands in their pockets—not lonely because she had to be, but because she had chosen solitude. There was something deeply peaceful about it. It’s a fragrance that invites you into its world rather than asking to be admired from a distance, and I appreciated that very much. There is a beautiful melancholy running through this fragrance, but for my taste, it never quite evolves beyond that. It remains a little too damp, a little too unripe, as if the story ends before the character has fully grown. I kept waiting for another layer to appear—for warmth, confidence, or light—but it stayed suspended in that gentle introspection. It’s a fragrance I genuinely admire, and one I would happily smell on someone else. It simply doesn’t feel like my own story.

Creamy tea. The cardamon plays a role all the way. From a spicy aspect with the mix of ginger to a more nutty vibe. Its good. Try it on a 2 ml decant.

You’ll remember her, alright. Reminds me of going to a friend’s house in the 2000’s and their mom collects those Voluspa candles from Anthropologie. She’s really chill and has a yorkie who follows her everywhere. They live in a tudor style house. Probably too specific. Anyway, 10/10 in love

Tremendous lasting power. Can detect it for hours and hours longer than what I really want to--it is just way too milky to the point that it almost turns slightly sour on my skin, particularly towards the latter half of wear. The spice here is quite pleasant, similarly the citrus is just enough that it really is a very enjoyable, pretty scent for the first 2-3 hours. But it is a lactonic powerhouse. Something about this just registers in my brain as 'things that realistically cannot, and should not, work together' and it is presented as such. However I can appreciate its potential and can certainly understand how it may, in fact, be really quite lovely on others--it is just too much, especially during warmer weather. Will have to sample again once the temp drops because I really, really want to like this scent.

I love cardamom, so the opening of this is the perfect spicy and slightly milky chai to me. I fell in love instantly, but as time passed I found it extremely cloying, way too dense and sweet. The drydown is linear and it's quite strong! The lactonic notes end up a major part of this and unfortunately I can't stomach the base notes. It's beautiful, but be aware of you're sensitive to lactonic notes. I'm so sad that this was nauseating so I might try to wear it again - far away from my face, as it projects like crazy (one spray on my arm nearly suffocated me the first time I tried it.) Ps: performance is out of this world. I sprayed it on a reusable cotton pad and I could immediately smell it when I entered the room,... for two days!

unfortunately, this has a certain plasticy quality, a friend of mine said it smells like a barbie's head and now I can only smell that. Carner Tardes has that same quality, they are not that similar, but share the synthetic vibe.

Since me taste in scents has evolved and it’s been well over a year since I last sampled this, I thought I’d revisit it since it’s soo popular … but I still hate this. No chai latte in site, just heavy cardamom.

smells like lv imagination to me ....

how can a citrus perfume smell this creamy? what a mesmerizing creation

the initial smell on the tester strip was like rotting compost to me lol. but dried down on skin its softer and pleasant, there is something a bit spoilt about the smell but its not necessarily a bad thing. still dont know if i'd purchase. i think the combination of citrus + milk is upsetting to me.

I got my hands on a sample of this perfume and wow, I love it! It reminds me of drinking milky tea sweetened by a sugar cube, with ginger biscuits on the side, sitting in a garden on an early spring morning while the grass is still slightly damp. I’m not usually a fan of citrus fragrances because they can sometimes come across as cleaning products to me, but this one is different. The sweetness isn’t cloying or overpowering it’s just enough to soften the sharper notes without making the fragrance feel sugary or heavy. Imo, it’s the perfect balance and smells genuinely unisex. The opening smells like lemon tea with a hint of ginger, then it gradually mellows into a creamy blend of milky chai. It’s genuinely sooooo comforting I could not stop sniffing my arm, it made me oddly happy so I’m definitely going to have to purchase a full size. Rip to my bank account 😭

i dislike the opening with the cardamom, bergamot and ginger, it starts as a very masculine scent. After 20 mins those start fading away into a beautiful milk scent. The milk is the dominant note in this, though its sweetened by the vanilla. i dont really pick up the tea, after an hour its basically a sweet milk fragrance. The sweetness isnt cloying at all though, but i think it makes it a bit more feminine leaning. And honestly i think this is my favourite milk scent. The silliage leaves a lot to desire though, so even though i love how it smells i might not buy a full bottle

The opening is stunning—a bright, beautifully blended mix of warm citrus, ginger, and chilled black tea with a green touch of cardamom. It instantly feels like sipping sweet iced tea on the porch during a breezy spring day. Unfortunately, that uplifting feeling is entirely fleeting. All of those lovely top notes vanish within an hour, leaving only the base notes behind. For this price, the terrible performance is a massive disappointment. "Remember Me" is a fitting name for this fragrance.

I was interested in a tea fragrance, thought this would be a little bit more green, but it’s actually not. I get something very warm and sweet and inviting. I don’t get any ginger notes, more of a sweet mild chai but the combination of it all is spectacular.

I feel like Remember Me and Ani are two sides of the same gorgeous gourmand vanilla coin. One leans into a warm, cozy milky cardamom tea accord, while the other plays with sparkling ginger and a sweet, golden lemon pie crust nuance. Remember Me feels more composed and serious, while Ani comes across as playful and whimsical. Both are simply otherworldly. I’ll need a couple more wearings to decide whether Remember Me is still unisex enough for my taste.

Milk and tea scent kind of like chai. Sweet and citrus. Not bad! Not for me though.

Hmm, sillage is not bad but longevity is poor. Begins with spicy earthy lemon that turns to orange blossom or frangipani. White floral with hint of fresh ginger is in an hour gone and everything you are left with is dull vanilla - not entirely gourmand but ambery viscose and not fresh. Tested on a spring day with average temperature, directly on skin.

Smells like a stale lemon spice cookie, sort of a more bitter G*psy Water. The drydown smells like a nasty vanilla milk.

FragranceNet right now has both the 100ml/3.4oz bottles as well as the 75ml newer ones. And fun fact, the 100ml is a couple dollars less than the 75ml. I hate the new cheap-looking bottles, not to mention the fact that they now contain less product. I haven't tested the newer bottles vs the old ones, but changes in design usually come with reformulations. But anyway, get the 100mls while you can ! 😉

Why did they change the beautiful bottle😳

I love this perfume. It's such a good milky tea with lemon. Perfect cozy smell for colder days - I'm wearing it today in 10 C, cloudy day and I feel like I'm wrapped in a warm blanket with a hot tea on a table. The longevity is also good. Totally recommend.

This scent smells to me like hot lemon black tea taken with milk and a plate of spiced shortbread gone slightly soft at the edges. A mug ring left behind on a wooden table, the air still faintly fragrant with steam, spice, and tannin, it's aromatic in a deeply comforting way. The opening is lovely because the citrus emerges warm and diffused, like citric steam rather than your classic juicy fruit. This touch of lemon lifts the tea just enough to keep it from going flat. The almost drying black tea accord is softened quickly by milk and spice, so the whole thing is creamy but not heavy. Then the shortbread effect comes in! The vanillic crumbs already begin to soften from the surrounding warmth, lightly spiced, a little powdery, a little tender. That powderines evokes the brittle, delicate collapse of biscuit between fingers. Slowly, it is fogged over by pale steam and milk. The perfume gets softer and blurrier as it goes, as though the sharper outline of tea and lemon is being gently rubbed away. There is something very pretty about that stage: warm, pale, faintly spiced, a bit cloudy around the edges. My only real issue is that the tea leaves a bit too soon. That beautiful black-tea structure had held everything up nicely from the beginning. However, by the end, it thins into something simpler: the residue of warm milk in a metal jug, a wedge of discarded lemon nearby, much distinctive in aroma once it reaches that point. So yes, it is comforting in its gentle spice, mellow zest, and easy to enjoy. But in this category of lactonic-tea-cardamom-gourmands, it is not the most unique. Lovely while it lasts, though. Like finishing the drink before you were quite ready.

Such a gorgeous milk tea scent, the most perfect in my opinion. I smelt this two years ago, and I don't think a day has gone by where I haven't thought about her. I'm graduating this year, maybe I'll buy it as a gift for myself.

Something in this reminds me of Kilian Princess. Unfortunately I despise that fragrance. Maybe it's the ginger note? It smells tinny, metallic, off putting. If it weren't for that, this would be quite pleasant.

genuinely a beautiful scent. So so lovely. Gently powdery with strong tea and cardamom notes, that fade into this complex woody milky vanilla. the ginger is an amazing touch because it adds this nuanced spice that you can’t quite put your finger on. Fresh but still balanced and warm. Beautiful.

Nişhane ani X parfümüne benziyor. Naif kremsi bergamotlu güzel. Çok fazla bir şey beklemeyin

Cecile Zarokian. Enough said. She is a master. Love.

This is such a creamy, citrusy, gingery, and spicy scent. Cecile did her thing with this one. I like wearing it on occasion, but my girlfriend absolutely loves it…I find it unisex, charming, and happy. It’s a very unique scent profile, you won’t find too many people who will smell like this out in the world. I think it fits best in spring during the day, but fall would also work. Longevity is a solid 6 hours on my skin, so you won’t need to reapply unless you have a long day. 9.4/10

I smelled this and couldn’t stop smelling my hand, this is amazing.. done to perfection!

bury me in this fragrance. a girls dream come true