Extra Concentrated

I’m an Oriental Vanilla girl to my core so I love everything about this. I don’t know who would’ve thought to put patchouli and champagne together but it goes to show you never can tell! I love a fragrance that is so distinctive and yet so versatile and adaptable that it can act as a signature scent and this is one of them—perfectly charismatic, sociable, and appropriate for every moment, every mood, every season. so sophisticated. I know these cosmo eau de juice frags get a lot of hate, but I really love them, they’re always surprising and complex, but without taking the prompt too seriously. I feel so elegant, mysterious, and yet effortless in these fragrances probably because the notes are always so well-blended esp. this one which reminds me a lot of the understated self-assurance of my actual signature scent—another underestimated goddess in a shining soleil dress—Moschino Gold.

I really like this one. Hard to pick out particular notes blindly, although after reading I would say the green apple and praline are the most forward elements. It makes me feel sexy. Somehow lush and dusty at the same time. Clean enough for day use, but careful not to apply too much. Whether you're 20 or 50, I feel most women will enjoy this. EDIT: Be aware that the perfume and the body mist are nothing alike. This review is for the real eau. The mist just smells like pineapple.

Amber vanilla is so not what this is! The description above is wrong. It’s a sparkling, effervescent fruity cocktail, I like it a lot. Shampooey and juvenile, but I don’t see how anyone could hate it. Also it doesn’t give me a headache, which is rare for me. I got it on clearance for $10 at Walmart, wouldn’t pay full price for it and won’t rebuy when I run out but I’m glad I snagged this.

Fairly simplistic. It really smells like apple and champagne bubbles, I get an apple juice vibe. It’s a refreshing shampoo scent. I don’t find the patchouli in this intrusive. There may be some pineapple in it because the body mist smells extremely tropical, the perfume less so. This smells like VS Temptation.

You can read my views on the juicebox packaging in my writeup about the Pure Sugar scent from this line (summary: love it, but it's horribly cheap). As for the scent, this is a crispy green apple with sparkly peach bellini and a little bit of pina colada, plus flowers. There is some kind of tart gummy bear in it... Not the most refined or serious scent, but it's nice. You are either a body spray girl or you aren't (as in Victoria's Secret or Bath & Body Works sprays), and if you are not, then maybe this isn't for you. If you ARE, then think of this kind of like an elevated version of one. It's not like any age groups are locked out, or that it would be inappropriate for anyone, but I do feel like someone between the ages of 14 and 18 would especially dig this. Maybe that's just because I remember fruity body sprays as being especially popular when I was those ages, though? It reminds me of Moschino Toy 2, but even less serious still. I like it, but I might end up giving it away, as it's just not unique enough for me. Toy 2 has a bit more complexity that I prefer if I feel like wearing a fruit filled candy scent.