Blue Sky Neroli

Blue Sky Neroli is a beautiful, energizing scent with a green-citrusy profile. The orange flower and neroli are absolutely stunning, and the ozonic notes give it a lift that makes you want to get up and start your day. The base notes of vetiver and amber wood are not heavy, just enough to lend it a hint of woodsiness. A very fresh unisex fragrance that is gorgeous without getting too sweet. People complain about longevity, but I’d say 3-4 hours for something that retails for $25 is very reasonable. This would be an excellent fragrance for summer vacation.

I really love this one, it was an instant purchase for me. This will be a fantastic fragrance for summer. The longevity isn't that great, but it is more than an hour for sure, I got over 4 hours and it was a compliment getter. If we look at the price per mL it's not that great, but at $22 it's more than worth it. One of the unsolicited complimenters was surprised when I told him (incorrectly) that this fragrance was for women, he said he would have never guessed. If you are a fan of a good neroli make sure you check this out!

I love this scent and was really bummed when I noticed it was discontinued. If you're looking for something similar, check out Ffern's Summer 25 scent - a little bit warmer and earthier, but overall pretty spot on! Depending on when you're reading this, you might be able to get on the ledger still and get a bottle or find one being resold.

Finaly a neroli scent that I like! It starts too sweet but after an hour it tempers to a soft, citrusy and warm scent that is just right for warmer days. The cardamon and amber are not at all overwhelming but provide added depth and warmth to the neroli so it isn't as plasticy-sweet in most scents. Great with Peony Picnic!

Did they discontinue this scent with a few of the other MyHappy originals after releasing the new trio recently? I suppose that makes sense if they did, since the range was big, but I really wish this scent wasn't on the chopping block. It's such a friendly, approachable, happy neroli... hope it isn't gone for good!