Yardley London Elegant Iris EDT/ Eau de Toilette Perfume Fragrance for her 50ml, Pack of 1

This has a really nice flowery scent. If you don't like it because it is old fashioned tat wouldn't be too surprising though.It lasts a fair while and it manages to linger but not be cloying or overpowering.The presentation is nice. A small amount goes along way. Nice is probably the best word for this fragrance.

This is a beautiful perfume that has a good lingering scent whilst not being overpowering. It is beautifully presented and the spray nozzle works well.

Sorry, not strong at all. I know Mimosa is quite a light perfume and it is an EDT, but it was disappointing. As I've opened it I assume that I'm unable to return. What a shame I should have taken more notice of previous reviews and not ordered it.

I know this product is at the cheaper end of perfume market and although the fragrance is lovely it has to be re-applied constantly as it doesn't last long

This is a softly spoken perfume. It has a silky, almost alcoholic and quite heavy first note, but the residual is refreshing and, indeed, elegant, as the name suggests. The concentration is relatively mild, so this is not a perfume for someone trying to make a big statement straight away. A good early-evening perfume, probably on the demonstrative side for day wear.The bottle is particularly appealing. This would make a good gift.

Smell lasts about 10 minutes! Its a eue de toillette that literally smells OK, then disappears down the loo! Ive had stronger disinfectant last longer scent-wise

Our young daughter-in-law uses Yardley Lily of the Valley fragrances a good deal, so I thought she would like to try this out. She's enjoying it. To my male nose, it has more "body" than her lighter floral perfumes do, yet retains the overall beautifully fresh, green quality that Yardley do so well. It lasts a reasonable time , she reports, too. It's a good value, everyday perfume that has sophistication and freshness.

The actual smell of this Mimosa Eau de Toilette was a great disappointment to me. I have bought many fragrances from Yardley (London) before and had high hopes for this one. It calls itself 'Decadent Mimosa" - whereas I always think of Mimosa as light and delicate with hints of Springtime. There is far TOO MUCH emphasis in the fragrance (according to description on back of box) on "spicy fruit notes of mandarin, pear and pink pepper" and also "sandalwood, vanilla and musk" which are overwhelming and NOT ENOUGH emphasis on the Mimosa blossom itself... This one for me sadly, is too sweet and cloying...However the design of the bottle itself and the packaging is wonderful - it has a very positive & cheerful look to it - apart from the word 'Decadent"!