Gaya

This has to be the ugliest bottle hiding a very beautiful scent. Lovely staff at Jovoy decanted some samples for me as I would have bought it, but couldn't look at the lizardy bottle on my shelf every day. Went with Iris Nazarena and Ten Nine instead.

The opening here is something to brag about The way the mango oozes from the scent is admirable And for a good while it keeps pumping that mango with some kind of fruity notes throughout most of the fragrances life The true issue is in the dry down the incredible realistic mango becomes a synthetic cream smelling scent I remember smelling it in the barber once every while when he decides to put cream on my face Definitely a very good effort by the brand but the dry down which the majority of the scent was something I won’t pay the given money to get Performance was very good

For those who love mango, this is worth sampling. It is a clean Spring/Summer scent that this well-blended and quite pleasant. It provides an alternative to many well-known fragrances that are more in the citrus category. I am not sure that it is one I will find bottle worthy. I have been spraying it on for the last couple of days and each time I like it more than the last. If you want to stand out form the crowd this one won't overpower anyone but it will make those who know fragrances ask you about it.

A very unique aromatic fruity scent, this is a light pleasant gourmand offering. The perfume opens with notes of mango, pear, cardamom and anise. The heart is woody (a blend of cedar, agar and sandal) with hints of milk. The perfume settles on a base of amber, orris and fruity notes. The unisex scent is pleasing and calming with a moderate projection and good longevity. Best suited for summery days and those with affinity for powdery scents. Enjoy!

Straight up tropical fruit fragrance. I put it on and I was instantly reminded of Pannaco Tahaa, just without the musk and not as much assertiveness. Not bad. If you like tropical fragrances you should definitely sample this.