High Street

When I first sprayed it I went OHHHH..... Its lovely. you smell that honeysuckle and magnolia! if you are a fan of these scents you will love love love this scent. I am tickled pink with it. I just got it and could not wait to spray it on. Life is to short not to smell good or have MANY perfumes, Anyway back to my review. It reminds me personally of a southern lady. Its classy and very gentle on the nose and very feminine. I think you could wear this anytime of the day or night. Its just a pretty scent. Is it a Clubbing, getting your dance on with your favorite guy or gal scent NO. Its a sweet feminine class lady from the south kind of smell. Just my opinion..

Oh this one is heaven!!! I don’t think I agree to put citrus as top main accord. It’s there only slightly in the beginning, merely exist in the mid and drydown. High Street is a magnolia forward fragrance, and it showcases really well the sweetness and creaminess of this amazing flower. The amber just makes it deeper, never takes over the stage. Really glad I found this gem. Love love love!!! I would recommend High Street for all white flowers lovers.

I hate the opening on this. You get this super synthetic citrus note but the dry down is where its at. This is beautiful. It's slighty sweet, slighty floral (white florals), woody and powdery. It's cozy and feminine I truly ended up loving this one and think it's wonderful for all seasons and definitely an every day type signature scent.

More aldehydic than Happy Spirit, not as dense syrupy as that and alot more ambery. Same Carroten tanning scent but the amber is more crude and heady. I wouldn't say it's like bbw Fairytale. It's not screechy citrusy on me in the opening, it's just fresh and ozonic. No dusty stale pepper unlike the Washwasha. That's the good part. The latter has the annoying pink pepper note to it but it's 100% a Happy Spirit dupe, even sweeter less fresh than the OG almost like the Magical Nights syrupy denser flanker. This becomes even more ozonic gradually and watery from the magnolia which always smells tart on me and it does here too at the drydown so it certainly gets more high pitched at the drydown resembling Happy Spirit alot less, like a more ozonic fresh version. I prefer it compared to Washwasha tho due to the absence of pink pepper. It's not long lasting. Armaf perfumes always become sour or aldehydic and ozonic on me. Maybe I should pair it with Washwasha or Happy Spirit haha. I still think Happy Spirit is the queen and I reach for it more than these two of course. I've had it for more than 16 years and it still smells amazing not old rancid and dusty. I can never have enough of that tanning lotion perfume. Rip Happy Spirit Magical Nights.

Another successful blind buy, thanks to all of you who write here and share your experience. This is a lovely, very feminine fragrance, fresh and clean, smooth almost creamy. I'm suprised there is no vanilla in it I swear I can smell some in the drydown. The freshness comes from the citruses which are not screechy or sour at all. I can't smell any raspberry. The flowers are sweet and airy, the amber, woody note and musk give a warm base to the scent so it remains alluring and doesn't go to the shower gel scent direction. Linear, office appropriate, not sexy but enticing, there is nothing I don't like here. The longevity and sillage are both moderate, I can't wait spring to come to use High Street regularly.