Young at Heart

Playful luxurious fruity floral....Fresh and clean. Scent of choice in a summer evening...watermelon sugar high"!!! :) Young feminine heart, young love, the curious one. Colorful smell like rainbows in the sky, just so unique.

For me this is a fresh delight. You get whole watermelon (flesh, juice, rind), combined with florals that give beachy aquatic. Perfect lighthearted, breezy summer scent.

A fragrance that no longer exists. 🍉 Dominant Notes: Watermelon, Water Lily, Flouve, Osmanthus Secondary Notes: Jasmine, Bergamot, Lime Subtle Notes: Orris, Mandarin A light and watery fragrance, inspired by the Japanese favorite fruit, the thirst-quenching watermelon. It's a rural landscape like a Miyazaki fresco, pastel colors, and animals that speak. Soft, almost childlike notes, like mint water. At first, I had no love for this fragrance... but my opinion has certainly changed since. Imagine this green, unripe watermelon, its flesh still white and crisp to the bite, too early to be sweet. No, it's really the scent of its smooth, juicy rind. A watermelon rind. A magical fragrance I was dreading, because the Osmanthus often smells of peach or apricot. But here it's an unifying element, like the scent of honey produced by the flowers growing among the watermelons, sharing the same field, the same fertile, moist soil. A five-minute walk away, there's a pond with talking frogs. 🐸

Not your everyday fresh perfume! The watermelon note is unique and gives this fragrance a very playful character. There is also a very green note here, it's like the rind of the watermelon, but not in a bad way. It's artistic and while it is fresh it still has depth, I see someone in a sundress or a pin stripe suit wearing this on a sunny spring day! (probably eating brunch)

The name of this one is really apt - the scent is light, fruity, airy, and super pretty! On me, it is a soft one, but it lasts just fine. FB buy? To me, no. I have D&G, Valentino, and Chanel frags that all inhabit much the same space, and as much as this is beautiful, it is just not original.

A very fresh green floral scent. You definately get the watermelon quite a bit at the start with a fresh flower stem underpinning it which takes over after a little while. Jasmine is present but not overpowering. It's quite a femine profile but I like it.

Very youthful aquatic floral smell the osmanthus is present and I agree it keeps the smell from being too simple and aquatic but wished it wasted a little longer and projected a little more and costed a little less but is a cheery and fresh fragrance.

The floral osmanthus keeps this from being too aquatic for me. The melon is very strong on paper and soft on my skin. A fun take on an aquatic fragrance. Unfortunately, I grow anosmic to is very quickly.

The opening instantly reminded me of another perfume I use to wear by Tocca called "Simone". The main accords are basically the same: ozonic, floral, aquatic and fruity. However, the Tocca fragrance notes are more complex. They both open with watermelon which you pick up immediately. I loose the watermelon note very fast during the dry down for "Young at Heart" and it no longer is in the same category as Simone. Simone I would classify as a fruity-fresh-floral and Young at Heart is fruity in the opening but becomes very ozonic and aquatic on the dry down and turns a bit masculine on my skin. For this reason, I would stick with Simone since I'm more inclined to wear feminine and fruity.

Boring watermelon based “fresh” aquatic. Watermelon tastes better than it smells. Interesting nuance. Interesting concept. But it’s a hard miss.

Youthful and light floral perfume that lacks personality in my opinion.

If you find osmanthus too sweet (like in Good girl gone bad), then you will definitely like this freshier version, I would say is it the greennes of the watermelon shell rather the tartness of the flesh (and then also specified as watermenlon and not calone, I don't know?). The jasmin is just in the background giving a little bit of the jasmin tea vibe. I think it will be well worn during hot summer. Me likey!

No. Has a really weird “perfume-y synthetic grandma note” in it that I’m not a fan of.