Eve's Parfum

The notes ARE correct. Notes of this fragrance are: Nectarine, Peach, Green Notes, Black Locust, Black Currant, Petitigrain, Plum, Vetiver, Honey Lovely fragrance, perfect for spring.

After 15 minutes it begins to smell like Jo Malone's Orange Blossom, one of my top fragrances. This is a great dupe if you cannot afford Jo Malone by the way. I read a reviewer state that it smelled like Jo Malone's Nectarine Blossom, but I don't remember liking that one when I tested it years ago. In other words, if I didn't like it then, to me it isn't similar to Jo Malone's Nectarine Blossom. This is reminiscent of Jo Malone's Orange Blossom.

smells like if the original actually smelled like the notes in the name. not that similar tbh though. green florals and sticky unexpected honey.

Eve's Parfum gives the same vibe as Jo Malone's Nectarine Blossom and Honey but I still do prefer JM's version much more after given much thought. Initially, I thought Eve's Parfum is much more uplighting and has a beautiful opening - perfect to wear on a warm, sunny day. Over time, I found that Eve's Parfum by Be Layered seems to have "lost" the depth of the essential oils and on my skin, it smells a bit like bleach. I store my perfumes in dark cabinets, kept cool and away from sunlight. I'm not sure what changed, but Eve's Parfum transitioned from a strong love to a bit underwhelming.

This is supposed to be a dupe for Jo Malone’s Nectarine Blossom and Honey. The issue with JM’s is that the lasting power is awful. I was looking forward to finding a nice long lasting dupe. However, this smells nothing like it. It is heavy on the blossom and minimal on the nectarine. It reminds me of those floral air fresheners in restaurant bathrooms but not yet potpourri.

I tried both Eve's Parfum and JM Nectarine Blossom and Honey, and I can say the latter is way better. Eve's Parfum smells like a one-note super sour orange with maybe a pinch of stevia sprinkled on top, but JM actually has nectarines and honey and sweetness. JM is way deeper and more interesting. Scent-wise, these two perfumes are less than 30% similar which is pretty bad and really missed the mark for a perfume that is supposed to be a clone. I guess Eve's Parfum's initial spray packs a punch and is stronger, but I love the subtlety of JM Nectarine Blossom and Honey - it stands out enough so people know it's there but does not choke people out in the vicinity. Both fragrances last the same amount of time. Be Layered should have said Eve's Parfum is inspired by Jo Malone Orange Blossom instead of Nectarine Blossom and Honey. Eve's Parfum is 60% similar to JM Orange Blossom. Eve's Parfum is just a lot more sour and less sweet. Overall, JM >>> Eve's Parfum.

Notes listed appear incorrect. From the company's website: Enter the secret garden, led by a beautiful Fairy. Enigmatic yet colorful, esoteric yet benign. The mere breeze calls your name and pulls you in with a sparkling scent trail just like in fairy tales. You follow the path and it leads to the most beautiful garden you have ever seen. But... the fairy warns you of its addicting properties... Will you dare to eat from it? Notes: Bouquets of Jasmine, Rose, and Gardenia, sweet fruit pulp, and bright orange and bergamot.

I know this is supposed to smell like Nectarine Blossom and Honey from Jo Malone, and it does to some extent, but it just isn't a spot on dupe for me. I love JM Nectarine Blossom and Honey, it's a signature I will always come back to, but don't currently own. I tried Eve's Garden to see how it stacks up, and it's nice but fell a little flat. Overall it's an inoffensive, pretty scent.

I love this!! It is Spring in a bottle to me... bright and green/floral with an underlying honey sweetness. Beautiful.