Passion Fruit, Orange Blossom & Vetiver

When I received the tester of this one I burned through 7 mls in about 1 week of wearings. I wear this so frequently it is almost a signature in the spring and summer. The freshness of this creation is like a sparkling day to me, it brings me a lot of joy and focus. It is perfect in the office, just clean and gorgeous. It is perfect anytime, actually. It lasts at least 20 hours on my skin, and I spray unsparingly. I was a big lover of D&G Light Blue before I discovered this one, draining several bottles. What I like about POV over LB is that it still has the same sunny feeling, but has the sweetness of the passion fruit and the spicyness of the vetiver without smelling harsh. Light Blue smelled harsh to me after several wearings of this one. I get tons of compliments when I wear this, and have had several friends steal my decants and order this for themselves. This is a perfect grab and go fragrance when you don't want to think about what you want to wear, but want to smell like spring or summer. I love that when I fall asleep at night I can still smell this delicious fragrance enveloping my skin. Lucious, happy, uplifting and sunny. Sunshine in a bottle. DPS has become my favorite house for easy to purchase and easy to wear fragrances, with quality blends.

This is a beautiful, striking scent that's almost beachy, but not so carefree. The marigold notes are what make this special for me, because they gives this fragrance a depth that I don't expect from passion fruit orange blossom, and or vetiver. It reminds me of Bal d'Afrique, Tommi Sooni Tarantella, and Safari. This is easy to wear if it's "you", but it's not one of those scents that works for just about everybody (i.e. Tory Burch, Daisy).

Does not last very long, but is the smell of happiness! I love orange blossom, and the passion fruit is such a good counterpoint. There is a light musk in the background. I don't get a lot of vetiver. I get about an hour of wear, but it's such a pretty hour. I will be spraying on clothes or scarves so I can enjoy it longer. It's a great scent for an office or for brunch, etc, with friends.

Dame Perfumery Passion Fruit, Orange Blossom, & Vetiver is, as expected, fruity due to the passion fruit and fresh due to the orange blossom. Other supporting notes include grapefruit at the top and musk in the base, though admittedly this doesn't smell all that complex overall. The passion fruit is fairly palpable at the opening as well before relatively quickly drying down into a more mellow fruity/woody/musky blend. Quite agreeable and unisex, an easy summer reach. This fragrance is fleeting, though, perhaps the most fleeting of any of Dame's offerings that I've tried. Still, the scent is quite nice so it'd surely serve many well as an ephemeral option. 7 out of 10

I love orange blossom and am a big fan of Dame Perfumery so it was a no-brainer for me to try this. The orange blossom is wonderfully fresh as I expected. The passion fruit and grapefruit give this a slightly tropical feel but the earthy, woodsy vetiver keeps it from being too sweet. Bright and uplifting. Well done!

Bright, tart passionfruit and grapefruit with soft, vegetal marigold. Then, orange blossom and hedione provide sweet white florals with green aspects, and ambrette seed adds a muskiness. A musky floral with passionfruit. Wet, lush florals. The drydown is light vetiver and a touch of musky wood. Nice, pretty passionfruit, orange blossom floral, and vetiver. Very true to it's name.

so i feel it goes on very synthetic and perfumey smelling. it reminds me of estee lauder beyond paradise actually, in the same vein but fruitier. as it wears it smells far better at a distance. the orange blossom and passionfruit is quite prominent in the beginning. Sadly this perfume gives me a headache. I'd love to smell the tagetes and hedione though.

This is an extremely short-lived perfume and the sillage is very weak. I put on a few swipes from a 1ml dabber vial and I can barely smell it wafting; to smell it well at all, I must put my wrist to my nose, and even then, I miss all the nuances that surely must be hiding. Also, I ended up using about 3⁄4 of the whole vial and still can barely smell it. This is one of the few orange blossom perfumes I've smelled that isn't nausea-inducing, and this is probably by virtue of the weakness of this perfume as a whole. The scent is actually quite nice, but just not strong enough. What I do smell is a clean, floral, musky base―the same as is in Verbena, Freesia and Musk, and Bergamot, Jasmine and Labdanum. As similar as they are, due to the common base and dominant musk, I think this one would be redundant in your collection if you had either of the others I mentioned above, especially since the others' performance is great.

I dont get anything but citrus. Grapefruit being the strongest. For all the notes listed I dont get any complexity or any any other notes. I love orange blossom so very disappointed. I also agree with one of the other reviewers that this is a short lived fragrance. Most oils stay on pretty strong for me. This one gets faint within the hour.

It starts out as a mellow fruity floral. Then it gets slightly powdery, slightly syrupy. I always see tropical fruits as very vacation-esque, but the passion fruit in it is not a dominating note. It's feminine. It's understated, totally appropriate for the office.