It smells more expensive than your typical floral fragrance, and it’s not one of those forgettable scents that smells just like every other floral you’ve ever encountered. This is a beautiful soft,calming and adictive fragrance. The most prominent note to me is jasmine which is really nicely accompanied by the fresh pear. I wouldn’t call this smell rosey really. I got this as a sample from the company in the mail which I really appreciate! I think I might order a small size of it because it’s definitely very pleasing scent.
This would be perfect to wear on a airplane or other closed spaces when you don’t want to suffocate those sitting close to you. Smelling this the first time, there was something very familiar and almost nostalgic in it but I couldn’t quite put my finger on it… Is it just me or does this smell like a more floral version of Chloe or Zara Wonder Rose? It does kinda smell like many other perfumes but that doesn’t take away from it being nice.
Many say that it smells “generic and boring” but after smelling a bunch of different perfumes, I haven’t found anything similar? It’s very youthful , sparkly, and fresh. It’s both a little tart and sweet, I detect roses, pear and a little bergamot. This one doesn’t deserve all the hate it gets! THIS is what an average woman wants from a perfume – it’s fresh, pretty and sophisticated, perfect for everyday wear but also suitable for formal events. People make it seem like this scent is a disgrace to the fragrance industry, and it’s just not true.
It’s not something I loved but it’s an easy giftable fragrance for female family who aren’t deep track fragheads. I was thinking there was something in here that reminded me of another mainstream fruity floral, and then it hit me! Went to check the notes and they both feature pear heavily, which I’m not much of a fan of. The fragrances are similar in style but not identical though so bear that in mind. I feel it as a well balanced perfume , with a soft sweet approach but with a jasmine cloud all day long around y arms , with no headache. I suppose it is that kind of perfume I can wear if I need to make a right choice for a winter evening, the exactly one appropriate even for the church.
Then it becomes a soapy creamy rose. And the drydown is a faint rose-vanilla. This can be worn all year around maybe except hot summer days. Estee Lauder makeup I didnt like this at first but it’s grown on me. It’s very strong at first and can choke you out. Expensive smelling shampoo scent.
It’s definitely a safe blind buy I would say. It’s quite strong so be careful not to overspray. This is a really pleasant frag, sweet and safe for the office, but also makes you smell fresh and clean. Estee Lauder makeup Beware that it might smell more like an old lady perfume, though . Overall it was kind of generic – not mind blowing but again, just pleasant and fresh. The opening consists of juicy, sweet pears.
My first reaction was “it smells like grandmas toiletries” which obviously isn´t good for a perfume. But i tried it and i couldn´t get enough of it. It smells like I´d imagine cupids would smell. I can totally see the character Aerith Gainsborough wearing this. For those of you who don’t know her, I’d describe her as fun-loving, kind, a little flirty, and definitely pretty.
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The pear, jasmine, and musk shone through for me. I sprayed it on about 7 hours ago and it is still very detectable. I also thought at first that it was too slim and posed a risk of falling until the mobile phone concept was explained to me.
I normally like shampoo-y fragrances but I do think this one is a tad mature, I’m 25 and think this is better suited to 30s-40s and older. A bit of a basic option of Lancome. Synthetic with an overdose of the popular note pear. Like others mentioned, this is made to be smelled from a distance, like many perfumes these days.