Jacques Herbin 13756T - Flacon d'encre parfumée ''Les subtiles'' pour stylo-plumes et stylos roller 30 ml, encre Ambre et parfum Orange. Fabriqué en France

Has no scent of orange whatsoever

The color is very nice and it is scented indeed, but it does not smell like oranges or citrus at all. The scent is pleasant but I'm not quite sure what it is. Orange it is not.

I've used many different inks in journaling of my Bible study books. This by far was the most watered down ink I've purchased and bleeds in the book and all of them have been water based. Smell is great, color not bad, but need a thicker ink.

No orange scent which was the whole reason I bought this. The ink color is very pale and uninspiring. Not sure why this is so different from the violet which smells amazing. The rose is also nice tho not as fragrant as the violet.

The smell: pretty faint and subtle which I like. It's not like a Christmas chocolate orange or bubble gum. But if you sent someone a letter, they probably wouldn't know it's scented. So what's the point?The color: it's a lot more "amber" than I thought. In fact, it's pretty brown. I don't know if I just got a bad bottle or what. I like the color because I like weird browns but it's not what I bought and that's annoying.Overall, it's a mediocre Herbin ink with a gimmick. I might order some De Atramentis scented ink or just dot my letters with perfume like a normal person. I had high hopes for this and will probably still use it. But I won't but anymore of it after this bottle is gone.