201 granny smith, lily-of-the-valley, pear

Yes, it is summer fragrance, but not the tropical one. This is the essence of D&G Light Blue. In fact, you do not need Light Blue. There is the zesty citrus, I guessed bergamot right 😁, and then truly the green apple and quince - which is not listed here, but it is highlited on the bottle itself. The quince gives this a typical sour, very fresh, clean, almost festive feeling. And then you smell a salty water. Yes, it is aquatic. For some it might smell like a fresh laundry. If I concentrate very hard, I can pick up the magnolia and the pear, as well. I think this is a lovely fresh scent for women, but I can imagine it on a man, providing he combines it with some woods. Then he can achieve the Creed Aventus effect. If I compare it to M. Margiela Lazy Sunday Morning, this is much more fruity. I definitely recommend this perfume, it is wearable on its own or in a combination with some other scents.

This fragrance makes me smile. It is a simple, fun, fruity scent which is extremely easy to wear. Requires periodic reapplication but the cost negates any guilt associated with generous spraying! A perfect gift for a youngster starting out on a perfume discovery, but this scent is definitely not just for teenagers!

I got this perfume as a gift and it was better than I expected. Fresh and sweet - but not too sweet - apple and peer juice, it reminds me of Be Delicious, a perfume I used to wear in my late teens. Would I buy it myself? Probably not, it's not wow. I think apple and peer perfumes are tricky, they never smell expensive.

Fresh and fruity and very pleasant and it's got noticeable apple and pear notes, so yes, this does indeed smell like nice shampoo. A good fragrance for light application when you want to smell nice, but not overwhelm others. Longevity is a little poor.

Such a sweet scent!!! Reminds me of kids shampoo to be honest, but in a good and nostalgic way. The apple here is very prominent. (I BURST OUT LAUGHING WHEN SAW EVERYONE COMPARE IT TO SHAMPOO ASWELL HEHEHE)