Good Girl

EDIT: Im going to be honest, the lasting power and projection is definitely NOT as strong FOR ME as it is for some people. After a few hours i can only smell a hint of it when I put my nose right up to my wrist. The projection is strong only for the first hour, after a couple hours even other people say they cant notice it on me anymore (this is when I have done a moderate amount of sprays (back of neck, under shirt, on both wrists, on both sleeves), it might be different if I sprayed a lot more). It lasts on clothing just a little bit longer than skin but also disappears too fast compared to what its boasted for. I know my bottle is legit because I bought it from a department store so I’m hoping it’s just a batch issue, but there is the unfortunate possibility that this just doesn’t work with my skin. Original review: I’m addicted to whatever the notes are when I spray it from a distance and I catch wafts of it (I believe it’s the white florals mixed with tonka and cacao). There’s a freshness to it that makes me feel clean when wearing it and I love wearing it day or night. Something about it gives me a hint of a male cologne undertone. I don’t find it as long lasting and projecting as people boast it is but I still love it. It’s true that it smells strong for the first hour or so, but once it’s settled I feel it’s a perfectly okay scent for the office (EDIT: Because it doesn’t last on me lmao), Maybe sprayed under clothing to be extra safe. The only thing I dont like about it is when i really stick my nose into my skin/clothes I can pick up a slight dirt smell which I believe is the patchouli. But the sillage of it still smells amazing so I’m happy with it. Obviously since it’s a very popular fragrance with other young people, I’ve had a few guys I met make comments about how their ex wore the same perfume, sometimes negative depending on how they feel about the ex lol. Whatever! I love it and will continue wearing it no matter who I traumatise

I may be one of the very few people who hates the bottle (I prefer simple square or rectangular bottles) but absolutely loves the juice. I'm also one of those people who have historically not bought a perfume they like JUST because of the bottle. And yet, here I am. I've been walking around Good Girl ever since it was released, I've made special trips to perfume shops just to test it out again ONE more time, and every time, I've told myself "ugh....but the bottttttlllleee." This time, I couldn't tell myself no any longer haha! I took a whiff of it on a gorgeous and elegant flight attendant on a flight to Dubai this winter. Surprisingly, it was the first time I had smelled it on someone other than myself, despite its popularity, and I decided that it was the sexiest thing I had ever smelled. I was sold. I got off the plane, went straight into duty free, aaaaaaaand!!! "ugh....but the bottllllllle" ....nooooo, not again. That relentless little voice that had prevented me from getting it a countless number of times - it was back. It took me another 3 months of hunting it down. For some reason, it's not sold in the country where I live, even though everything under the sun is sold here, from mass market to niche to luxury exclusives. I'm now thinking that came as a blessing in disguise. The scarcity, that longing for something once lost and not able to be found again. I saw it today for the first time in a department store in my country, on the new release counter...my heart skipped a beat, and I snatched it off instantaneously. The end.

Very very unique. smells like citrusy chocolatey coffee and bitter almond chocolate. A very sophisticated dark chocolate treat With an almond latte . For me usually citrus notes with patchouli and other drying base notes are too much for me, too screetchy. even coffee is dry but for some reason this particular combination here isn't. I am guessing it's the creamy honeyed sweetness of white florals that balances the combo. smells divine.I I usually don't like a perfume heavy on white florals because it's the opposite of dry and screetchy.. white florals are too sweet and too heavily greasy for me, as a scent but in this particularly mix it is needed. This is pure genius. the perfumers who concocted this recipe were tapped into the divine secret of eternity when they made this. the way it transitions so magically like a dancing morphing fairy.. is absolutely genius because it remains balanced throughout the three phases of transition .. it never becomes too sweet nor too screetchy nor too cloying not even too zesty at any one point ..it remains very balanced throughout the transitions yet each transition remains very distinguishable as a phase and melody of it's own .. amazing no other perfume I smelled does that now I understand why I used to see this bottle everywhere . I was not into Perfumes but I used to see the bottle of this perfume in every stand on every shopping window

This is one of the sexiest women’s fragrances of all time. It is deep, chocolatey, coffee and floral with a cleaness that smells very fresh kind of like a really luxe shampoo. It is strong and projects very far. Very addictive and delicious. It is quite one dimensional and simple but also very unique and interesting at the same time. I get a futuristic and modern kind of vibe from it. Kind of like a scent you would find in an expensive car with lots of tech and neon lights but in a sexy, wearable way. My favourite notes in here are the florals, I love jasmine and orange blossom, I love the dry down alot, once the fragrance fades and all the notes of coffee, chocolate ect have faded, your left with a nice, delicate, not to sweet, vanilla, amber and cashmere wood scent that lingers and makes me feel calm. I specially really love an amber note and a cashmere note. I also love that you don’t need to spray much of this and it projects like crazy in a room. This scent is perfect for all seasons because even though it is a great deep winter scent it has a lot of freshness and airyness, shampoo floral vibes which is great for spring and summer to. It is a fragrance that blends warmth and freshness very well, like a perfect recipe.

I’m putting my review of Bowtastic here because, frankly, it’s Good Girl with a bow slapped on top. Mine was a gift btw from a family friend. I’ve owned an alternative before (Bint Hooran) some time back, and yes, they share similarities. But there’s something about this one that genuinely endures. The mix of white florals with the tonka-almond nuttiness is unusually well-balanced, and I love it every time I smell it. People love to call this “basic,” which I find hilarious because there is absolutely nothing basic about it. If a formula works this well, why on earth would anyone fix it? To me, this fragrance practically ushered in the era of dark, feminine, sensual scents. Tonka bean and vanilla alone is perfection, but add almond and cocoa? That’s a fantastic pairing. And the longevity on this is crazy good. It’s loud, it’s proud, and it stays. This thing hangs on for hours, and I believe it’ll only get better as it sits. The bottle might not be everyone’s aesthetic, but it makes a statement for sure. Overall, it’s a fantastic introduction to designer fragrances. Classic, dependable, and clearly beloved hence the endless stream of flankers. Some things don’t go out of style, and this perfume is one of them.