Jo Malone London Orange Marmalade review – Marie Salamagne; 2021/2024

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On paper, the scent sounds as though it should be one of the company’s more likeable releases. The website blurb talks of orange peel simmering on a stove and the tantalising sweetness of sugar. The celebrity being used to promote the perfume is none other than Mr Paddington Bear himself — presumably, he’s trying to raise his profile before the release of his next film later this year. Even the typeface used for the perfume’s name suggests a light-hearted quirkiness we haven’t seen from JM for years.

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Persolaise

[Review based on a sample obtained by me in 2024.]

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