Aimez Moi Eau de Parfum

This fragrance can be polarizing, but it's truly one of my favorites. The first couple times I wore it and thought it was...boring. I even put it in my swap box because I felt it just didn't suit me. One day, I took it out and figured I'd try it again and it was DIVINE.
The mint and anise opening....a bit green, a bit spicy...the powdery iris and the crisp violet...all on a …Read more

I bumped this down a star because I realized that it's characteristic sweetness (from pear) prevents me from reaching for it often. (I generally prefer non sweet fragrances).

This is a relatively modern Caron, formulated by Dominique Ropion, with the older WWI N'aimez moi in mind. AM is a violet with some anise, a bit spicy, a bit sweet. I have two different versions : EdT …Read more

I’m about to commit perfume heresy: I’ve never really been much of a fan of Caron fragrances. In most Carons I’ve tried, no matter how nicely they might start off, usually there is some sort of mustiness that emerges in the base chemicals that they use that really turns me off. However…now I’ve finally encountered a Caron that even I can love: Aimez Moi .
Aimez Moi is a sweet …Read more

Aimez-Moi came out back in 1996 and it wasn’t a love at first sight, more like a love after a second sniff. I remember sampling it at Nordstrom’s and thinking “wow, this is not good”. Now I know what notes are in this, I realized that it was the initial notes of cardamom, star anise and mint that almost knocked me off my feet and led to my negative reaction. I went home not giving it another …Read more

Since sweet and spicy is right up my alley, I bought this unsniffed in parfum form and it was love at first sniff. Except for Liz Claiborne Vivid, I had no other violet scents in my collection. Aimez Moi has a gourmand feel with sweet violet, anise, spices and a hint of vanilla, but keeps from being foody with a woody, resinous quality. It feels grown up and sensual and in no way a little …Read more

The first time I smelled Aimez-Moi, my nose recoiled a bit from the sharp, medicinal anise notes- but the fragrance warmed into the most comforting violet aura, which surrounded me like a soft blanket. It has a melancholy vibe that is reminiscent of Guerlain's L'Heure Bleue, but I find this scent much more wearable, with better staying power. Especially nice for late fall and winter.

Warm, lightly-spicy violet with a soft, ambery magnolia drydown. Lovely, flirty, satisfyingly complex. Weather has to be just right, though. Anise, violet, and mint are like cough syrup in the cold; sweet amber is cloying and heavy in the heat. But in the in-between; it's perfection. Lightly sweet and almost-edible without being syrupy. Wears a long time (especially on clothes). Men …Read more

Wow, thats pretty! Soft and floral. Loveing this. This is really getting my attention and doesn't remind me of anything else I have ever smelled. This is romantic and would be perfect to wear on a first date. A walk through the park, dinner for two, this needs attention and need to be showed off, If your wearing this please leave the house and let others smell you, this is Devine Drying …Read more

I have a strange, on-again, off-again relationship with Aimez-Moi, but because when I love it I REALLY love it, I'm giving it 5 lippies. I guess the thing is that when I haven't worn Aimez-Moi in a while, it always takes some getting used to. It is an oddly beautiful scent, and when I first spritz it on it is VERY sweet violet, almost like candy. Very quickly, though, it begins to morph …Read more

There's something in Aimez-Moi that reminds me about Lolita Lempicka... it must be the licorice and anise scent! But it is a much more elegant and sophisticated version, with more depth and a strong character. Violets, mint, maybe some clove, a surprising fragrance perfect for evening wear!