9
Noten
8
Akkorde
1
Parfümeur
Lazy Sunday Morning
Damen
Kreiert von Louise Turner
Lazy Sunday Morning von Maison Martin Margiela ist ein florales Woody-Musk-Parfum für Frauen und Herren. Lazy Sunday Morning wurde 2013 lanciert. Die Nase hinter diesem Parfum ist Louise Turner. Die Kopfnoten sind Aldehyde, Maiglöckchen und Birne; die Herznoten sind Rose, Iris und Orangenblüte; die Basisnoten sind weißer Moschus, Ambrette (Moschusmalve) und indonesisches Patchouli-Blatt.
Duftnoten
Beste Jahreszeit
26%
Win
98%
Frü
79%
Som
35%
Her
Tag & Nacht
100%
Tag
15%
Nacht
Duftpyramide
Von der Kopfnote bis zum Trocknen, Intensität basierend auf Community-Bewertungen.
Kopfnoten0 – 15 Min
Herznoten15 Min – 3 Std
Basisnoten3 Std – Ende
Eröffnung
Entwicklung
Trocknung
Kopfnoten0 – 15 Min
Herznoten15 Min – 3 Std
Basisnoten3 Std – Ende
Nutzerbewertungen
8,460 Stimmen
3.82
Liebe es
2.4k28%
Mag es
3.4k40%
OK
1.5k18%
Mag ich nicht
95811%
Hasse es
2022%
Community Insights
PositiveBased on 40 community opinions from Reddit
7.8
/ 10 community score
The community views Lazy Sunday Morning as a well-regarded fresh and clean fragrance that offers a soft, refreshing quality without sharpness. While it receives consistent praise for its versatility and elegant simplicity, some find it similar enough to Narciso Rodriguez For Her that owning both may be unnecessary, though fans appreciate having the mini spray for portability and layering purposes.
Strengths
- Fresh and clean without being sharp or citrus-heavy
- Soft and comforting scent with a refreshing quality
- Good for touch-ups and layering due to mini spray format
- Versatile for daily wear and professional settings
Weaknesses
- Moderate longevity compared to similar fragrances
- Similar to Narciso Rodriguez For Her, may be redundant for some
- Limited discussion of projection and performance
Best for
Daily casual wearWork and professional settingsHome/remote work daysTouch-ups and layering
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
