Mitali

This is one of my favorite rose scents as it was something I was looking for - a refreshing rose which is not green. It opens citusy and gradually gets sweeter. One thing I noticed is that the sillage depends on weather. There are days when I feel it for a long time and days when it is gone under an hour.

I'm a very heavy gourmand lover, so I usually don't like floral scents. This perfume may be an exception though! It's very powdery, floral, with a sweetness hiding behind all that. I'd say powdery and floral notes are at the top. The dry down is sweet and powdery, almost exactly like the dry down of Sweet Tooth (They layer well). This is one of the most feminine floral perfumes I've tried as a gourmand lover. It smells expensive and as someone who thinks of floral scents as grandma-y, I would wear it!

The experience begins with a bright citrus opening and a relentless orange blossom note that refuses to leave the room. As a self-proclaimed rose enthusiast, I found the "red florals" here suspicious—they lean more toward a sharp geranium than an actual rose garden. The whole bouquet has a synthetic, soapy, and powdery quality that feels less like "luxury" and more like "high-end laundry detergent." However, the combination of white and red florals feels hyper-feminine and trite. It’s crying out for some personality—a hint of patchouli, a smooth sandalwood, or even a basic vanilla to replace the "Gourmand Fruit 101" vibe.