Princess Cinderella

This is soft and It’s not offensive at all it’s sctually pleasant. Ha ha It totally takes me back. I love this fragrance and packaged in an adult way I feel it would sell really good. Weird I know but oh well.

I bought 2 of these in Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty and Belle. 1 set for me and 1 set for my niece. I wanted them for the boxes and to keep the castle shaped bottles for her and I to play w/ when she comes to visit and one set for her to play w/ at home. I read her these 4 fairy tales all the time when she comes to visit. She adores All of the Disney Princesses just like I did when I was growing up. I am very surprised at how sophisticated these perfumes are. I was expecting very "fruity" generic perfumes, but these are quite different than what I was expecting. Princess Cinderella is a very laundry clean type of jasmine perfume. Citrus forward especially w/ lime in the beginning but it morphs into a very bright jasmine w/ pineapple/tropical nuances. Very clean smelling and would be a nice office perfume. Smells like a good quality shampoo. I paid $10 for this, and it smells just as good as many designer brands w/ this type of smell that go for $100's. Is it something that is going to blow your mind? No. It is a laundry clean jasmine w/ a tropical vibe, but can you wear it every day to the office, smell nice and save your more expensive perfumes for special occasions, yes.

It smells like sweet watermelon with some very mild floral notes so I'm a bit confused when Pineapple stands in the main notes. (Could be synthetic pineapple that accidentally got to smell like watermelon after something went wrong in the lab) Although it has some negative aspects, it has a beautiful scent in it... This could be awesome if it had better quality.

I really like this scent. It smells like watermelon. The only problem is it doesn't last long at all. It is designed for little kids, who don't have a long attention span and may not notice it has worn off after 5 mins.

It doesn't last long at all. Watermelon-like at first and a touch of cinnamon in the fleeting drydown. Surprisingly pleasant, though.