Ciao Bella!

Probably not a ground breaking dna but a beautiful easy breezy spring and summer feminine floral with a bit of clean girl musk and a touch of sweetness, perfect for daily use and for 15 australian dollars well worth it. Ciao Bella!

What I find most prominently about this perfume is that it doesn't last at all :( The good thing is that it's cheap and comes in a 125ml bottle, so you can reapply it frequently, but it really doesn't last and projects at all. The opening is ultra-citrusy and acidic, but it only lasts a few seconds. Then the neroli starts to emerge, a little bitter, and it blends with the citrus, bringing in a touch of sweetness. The dry-down becomes sweet, sweeter than I expected, actually, but I like it. I think the neroli is the most prominent note; this perfume has a vibe similar to Killian's "Love Don't Be Shy," where neroli is also dominant and has this candy like feel to it. After several hours, a plastic-like note appears, and with everything combined, it literally smells like one of those plastic dolls from the 2000s that came pre-scented. I really did like it a lot; it's a perfect everyday perfume, but even though it's very inexpensive, unfortunately, in my opinion, it's not worth it because it doesn't last at all! Not even in The clothes, and other people won't even notice it. :( I could say it's a simple and uncomplicated perfume, which is why I like it, but it's nothing mind-blowing either. It's definitely blind buy safe. It also has a touch of elegance, and you can definitely smell that fruity candy note, but it's not cloying. It's very feminine. I imagine a nice, cheerful, young, and easygoing woman smelling this perfume, and definitely very feminine. I wish it lasted longer. I got out of the shower, I was literally bathed in perfume, from my skin to my clothes. About four hours passed, and when my husband got home, he couldn't smell it at all.

Cute bottle, love the little scarf accent. The notes suggest a light and refreshing and carefree fragrance but it’s not. It’s very heavy and peppery. I mostly get peppery bergamot and pettigran and a stringent bitter grapefruit in the opening, it’s a bit polarising and stand offish and this stage last for ages. However after a while it starts to morph down into a much smoother scent and I start to smell the sweet lemon and floral notes, the dry down is comforting and smooth with the tonka. I’d say it’s not a crowd pleaser, not an easy wear either considering the opening notes are difficult to get through. It’s probably suitable for a female executive/manager. It’s a bit cold and unapproachable.

Reminds me of Armani Code, you must definitely like the orange blossom note because it‘s very prominent.