Dreams by Tabu

This was my "signature" scent back in high school and even now I still like it! I would say it leans towards a "watery" type scent - very fresh, light florals. It can turn too sweet if you really drown yourself in it but light application = nice daytime scent or a chill evening around the house. If you like light florals, it's definitely worth a try as I remember it not being all that expensive (probably what attracted me initially in high school lol). One downside I do remember is that I think it tends to wear off kind of quick, but for the price, it's not really that bad of a drawback!

I ordered this perfume after reading the reviews here, and I'm so glad I did! I would describe this as a very soft, fresh, absolutely beautiful, subtle floral scent with the tiniest hint of green. My nose mostly picks up the flower notes, and although I can't identify the flowers individually, as a group they are oh so lovely. I don't pick up any of the fruits or base notes listed. Other than the florals, I only pick up a slight hint of green and also a little warm sandalwood. Sadly, this is really a skin scent for me. I sprayed some on quite liberally a couple of hours ago and my husband who is sitting 2-3 feet from me never smelled a thing. Also, it really doesn't last long on my skin at all. (Sadness!) So, to enjoy this fragrance as much as possible, I keep the bottle handy for frequent reapplication. I just ordered another bottle because I must admit I'm already an addict! This would be a perfect perfume for a lazy day spent in sweats at home, for a casual outing with friends, would be appropriate for running errands or going to appointments, and is definitely non-offensive enough to be worn even in a very small, confined office environment. This is definitely a keeper!

I like how rich this one is and how it lasts a long time without overpowering the room. I definitely sense the vanilla listed in the verbal description, but I can't find where to vote on it. The top notes are very quiet even when first sprayed. After a few hours of wear, it's all sandalwood.

citrus-heavy in the top turns into a sweet floral with peony, freesia, some cassis and supporting notes of peach and sandalwood; this is a sweet floral but the fruits are not overt like today's fruity florals, this is a vintage floral with fruit notes

this starts with an odd dusty floral with a hint of black currant leaf, which adds a slightly tart freshness. after a bit i get a fair amount of sandalwood. the freesia gets stronger over time and something goes quite sour on me. maybe it's old and has turned. i am unsure, but it's really not working for me.