Vendor: L'artisan Parfumeur
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Creamy banana dessert dusted with violet powder
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What the community says
Scendira's summary of what people post on perfume review sites, updated 25 Oct 2026: 46 describe how long it lasts, 40 how far it projects and 57 how it smells. Most other posts only name Bana Banana.
Reports are mixed: about half say it lasts a moderate time, and about 1 in 3 say it lasts a long time.
Reports are mixed: about half say it projects moderately, and about 1 in 3 say it stays close to the skin.
How many of the 57 people who describe the smell use each word.
Typical perfume we track: 8%.
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L'artisan Parfumeur Bana Banana: what people say about it.
In short: Above all, powdery.
Worn by everyone.
Wear time varies a lot (46 people): Reports are mixed: about half say it lasts a moderate time, and about 1 in 3 say it lasts a long time.
Projection varies (40 people): Reports are mixed: about half say it projects moderately, and about 1 in 3 say it stays close to the skin.
31 of the 57 people who describe how it smells call it powdery, the word used most.
3% of people get compliments when they wear it (32).
Each person counts once per topic. Reported experiences, not verified purchases; skin, climate and batch change how a scent wears.
Community data through .
L'artisan Parfumeur Bana Banana comes across as Creamy banana dessert dusted with violet powder. It opens with violet leaf, mace and pepper, moves into banana flower, iris and jasmine and settles on tonka bean, musk and amber. It reads unisex.
This eau de parfum is best in spring, summer and fall and is easy to wear day or night. It suits date nights. Released in 2019.
Wearers report that it lasts a solid half day on skin, and projects to about arm's length.
Around $265.
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L'artisan Parfumeur is one of the earliest modern niche houses, the Paris maison founded in 1976 by Jean Laporte and widely credited with helping shape the modern niche perfumery category. Across 76 L'artisan Parfumeur perfumes, the price spread is about $46 to $435. Mentions are highest for L'artisan Parfumeur Premier Figuier, followed by L'artisan Parfumeur Passage d'Enfer and L'artisan Parfumeur Timbuktu.
L'artisan Parfumeur Premier Figuier (1994) opens with fig leaf and galbanum and ends on coconut milk, pine needle and sandalwood; overall it reads as fig leaves and peach with creamy almond milk. For L'artisan Parfumeur Passage d'Enfer (1999), expect smoky rose incense over woody resin: ginger and rose up top, benzoin, cedar and sandalwood underneath. L'artisan Parfumeur Timbuktu (Eau de Toilette, 2004) comes across as smoky, resinous incense over green vetiver grass, with green mango and cardamom at the start and vetiver, myrrh and benzoin at the base.
The Scendira brands page has every house, and woody perfumes and fresh perfumes are the nearest families to the picks above.
It smells like Creamy banana dessert dusted with violet powder. It opens with violet leaf, mace and pepper, moves into banana flower, iris and jasmine and settles on tonka bean, musk and amber.
Wearers report that it lasts a solid half day on skin, and projects to about arm's length.
It is best in spring, summer and fall. It is easy to wear day or night. It suits date nights.
It reads unisex.
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