Sun Java for Women

Beautiful exotic, juicy fruits. Absolutely NOTHING like Be Delicious. Don’t get me wrong, I like Be Delicious a lot. Java smells far more expensive. Be Delicious is a 20 something young girl with a full time job, her 1st apartment driving the sporty hatchback car her parents helped her finance. Java is her 30-45 year old older cousin, purchasing her own condo that has a career that requires traveling and has her budget calculated so well she’s signed up for auto-pay from her checking account! She’s in perfect shape & health. She & her close friends go to a bar/tavern/pub with live music wearing tight jeans & heels but dances all night! Java is sexy, juicy, maturely fruity with good longevity for the price that blossoms into something naughty when mixed with the smell of dance-induced sweat!! Whoever said your 20’s are better than your 30’s and up told an outright LIE 😉!!!!

I got a mini of this today and I really like it. However, I'm not sure where I can get hold of a full bottle of it! Does anyone know where I can get one? I live in England but I could order from a foreign perfume website, say an American one, if anyone knows where I can get a bottle of this from ! !

This is giving me 90's vibes! It's Tommy Girl but sweeter and fruitier. They aren't dupes either. If you're into 90's nostalgia, you'll love this one! Tommy Girl was my first signature scent and I'll never forget it. If that's your vibe, I'd definitely try this one, especially for the price!

Warm, sweet apples and melon... perfect for spring and summer. The warmth is subtle and sunny, no harsh oud or amber to ruin it ..

This is a good example of why blind testing a fragrance can bring some surprises. If I had read about the notes, and seen melon, apple and musk, I would have passed on this lovely. This is a rich stew of fruit in an ambery sauce, fruity but neither sour nor too sweet. I get a lot of florals, with a notable green lily emerging several hours after application, and lingering. Perfumes that combine rose and jasmine are standard for a reason: they merge beautifully, with the rose mellowing the jasmine. In Sun Java this rose-jasmine accord remains slightly in the background, but persists. In the foreground are the fruits, a bright happy smiling lemon, a tart black currant, apple, and peach. Mercifully no discernable melon. The apple is interesting, and is one of the rare apple notes that does not remind me of scented candles or shampoo. This does not mean it is a fresh appley apple, this is more the essence of apple, the idea of apple, apple that has been peeled, cored, sliced and sprinkled with lemon juice. And does it last! It has a kind of rich, oily potency that anchors the scent to my skin. The longevity seems to come from a high percentage of parfum, and it wears like an old school parfum de toilette. Moderate sillage and projection. I applied one spray last night, and it is still going strong this morning. As much as I like it, I think I will gift this one to my niece, who likes musky fruity florals. I suspect the musk will become more prominent on her, while on me, it is all about the amber, a gooey, thick, golden amber drydown that is buoyed by a sweet fruity floral vibe. Nice. I see this as more of a daytime scent, good year round; good for professional settings, non-offensive, but not boring. An optimistic, sunny fragrance.