A Moment In Manhattan

I like this but it’s a bit confusing to me. I can definitely smell the blueberry and benzoin, as well as the vanilla. Unfortunately the vanilla seems plastic “waxy” to me? Gonna give it a few more wears to see how it grows on me. 7/10 pretty fun

this perfume smells beautiful and i love the notes, it just doesn't sit with my skin chemistry very well. very weak and disappears after a short amount of time which is really disappointing! it might just be a me thing, as the reviews i've seen other-wise say this lasts very long on them. the initial smell is very much like orange juice, which shocked me, but I like the way it developed, even if it didn't stay on very long.

This felt like bubblegum the moment it went on -- I can't recall what it reminds me off, but I quite like and I feel as if this is something I might get behind. I would like to say that there is some kind of floral in this, but all I can get at the moment is bubblegum yumness and I am NOT minding this at all. Big fan -- big BIG fan!

generic but one of the more pleasant mixtures of generic notes. the cypress and musk are the most noticeable note on my skin. 6.5/10

You're in a plush white robe, lounging in a king size bed with impossibly silky sheets. Room service has just been delivered, and now you lift the metal cloche to reveal a mountain of orange-glazed sweet rolls. You breathe in the aroma, but as you do, the room glitches. You're not in a hotel room. You're in a dentist's office, under the influence of laughing gas. You can smell something granular and smoky; it's your own tooth dust, dispersed into the air by the dentist's drilling. Latex-gloved hands hover near you: the threat of more drilling to come. You try to drift back to your safe place, to the sweet rolls, the silky sheets. No luck. You're wide awake now. TLDR; Fruity top notes give way to antiseptic notes that make me feel like I'm trapped in a dentist's office.