Moonlight Berries

I really like this. Dark berries and musk, yes please. The berries are upbeat but they don't last long and then it's a unique smelling musk. It has lasted longer then any other bodycology mists I own or have tried. I have never smelled a shampoo or lip balm that smell like this. It's nice after smelling several other of bodycology mists are are meh or yuck. I have found that they lose their scent notes within a couple weeks of purchase so unless you are over spraying everyday they are not worth purchasing.

One of the few mixed berry fragrances I can actually tolerate. I can see this working for any and all seasons/times, and a couple of sprays lasted for most of my nine-hour shift where I was sweating like a pig the entire night. If I was a fruity-tootie person this would be my go-to.

Nothing "Moonlight" about this whatsoever, it's a very upbeat, fresh, fruity thing that smells energizing and playful. It's unserious and doesn't last long, it gets silenced in cold air immediately, but it boosted my mood when I tested it. It reminds me very much of certain shampoos I must've had in the 90s-2000s, or possibly lip balms? It's hard to know, but the fruity berry (I'd call it "berry punch") is nostalgic somehow. That being said, I can't think of any fragrance that smells like this that I can link to here. I do have other body sprays I enjoy more, but for what little this costs I think it provides enough fun if any of this sounds interesting to you. In November now, it's a quick hit of bygone, uncomplicated summer that helped me temporarily lose focus on my surroundings.

With the utmost respect, whoever suggested Juniper Breeze you are tripping. JB smells like bathroom chemicals and potion of instant headaches while this smells like drinking a sweet berry seltzer in an enchanted forest. I have never been able to understand why JB is so popular, but if it's one of those cases where the one we have now is a reformulated version with the original 90s one smelling more like this I would get it completely and I would be outraged at what they did to it.