Her

Despite its name, this inoffensive POWDERY FLORAL BOUQUET featuring jasmine, opens with a short but sweet fruity-floral burst with faint touches of lime, that deepens into a floral heart of peony, lily-of-the-valley & iris with velvety, violet, rosy, clean, powdery, fresh & honey-sweet nuances, all resting on a base of cedar-sandalwood & patchouli with soapy & faint spicy nuances from cinnamon. Jasmine is more forward here than the notes would suggest, and over time colonizes the other florals in the heart. Light performance, that improves with dark storage after first sprays. Contrast to Dream Angels Heavenly Victoria's Secret: These are different, but there are similarities, especially in the openings, with powdery, sweet florals. DAH has a more forward powdery quality, while FCUK Her has a more forward jasmine. Roughly equivalent performance. Contrast to Noa Cacharel: These are different, but there are similarities with a powdery floral bouquet featuring jasmine, over a woody base. The opening is sharper, and the base is more creamy & soapy in Noa. Noa outperforms. Contrast to Omnia Crystalline Bvlgari: These are different, but there are similarities with a clean & slightly soapy floral bouquet. The opening is a little sharper in Omnia Crystalline. OC outperforms. Overall: Average performance with an easy to wear, pleasant and inoffensive scent profile which belies its name. This is the perfect scent to wear when feeling contradictory. It's a like for me. Enjoy!

So I'm feeling compelled to cut this scent some slack. First impression was rather "meh". The name, I'm not even going to go into that; what a failure. The bottle, meh. The description, meh. But the scent. Oh Em Gee. This honestly does not happen very often for me, ESPECIALLY when I'm so unimpressed by the above mentioned aspects. I can safely say that this was love at first whiff. Yes, I get the soap, yes I get the powder, but I am absolutely adoring the package it comes in: To be able to wrap "soapy" and "clean" into a cocoon of warmth and sensuality really shows exceptional abilities on behalf of the creator and I am very much appreciating that. Let's be honest, "clean and soapy" generally constitutes the opposite end of the spectrum compared to "warm and sensual", correct? Well, "fcuk her fragrance" combines the two and does it well. Contrary to many other reviews here, I see this as being a nighttime scent for the days inbetween autumn and winter - it feels like that favorite blanket or throw you love to snuggle up in on the couch at night, clean and still warm straight out of the dryer. Lovely through and through.

I've had this in my perfume pantry for about 12 years, and there is a reason. No it's not because it was my signature scent when I first met the guy that I would marry...... No it's not because I used to wear this on an evening out and it made me feel gorgeous. It's because this is a scent to keep stashed for those times when your confidence is lacking, your sense of style has abandoned you, or you are just in a such a hurry - you put your heels on the wrong feet. It's a play it safe choice, non offensive feminine scent that you can rely on to do the job. This might not appeal to those who want a fancy sophisticated statement. But a thoughtless go-to bottle is a wise thing to have.....

This scent is hard to describe - it's floral but not sharp. Maybe somewhat sweet, but also fresh and a little musky? I typically don't like most florals. I'm really surprised this has such a low rating. Its price tag would make one think it smells cheap, but it doesn't smell cheap to me at all. To me it smells sexy and feminine without being sugary sweet. I do like sweet scents, so I often layer a vanilla or sweet coconut with it.

This was my university perfume. It doesn't long but it does stick on my skin. maybe it my skin chemistry to the formula, and every time men talk to me as we stand closer, they will smell this one and will ask what's the name. As you may know, its a funny conversation shifter. I got curious of other brands and high end names because of this. But hell is with that spray o__o) It's such a pain.

been loving this fragrance since 10 years ago. still have 1 bottle that i bought probably 3 or 4 years ago. the bottle was a total failure. and then i decided to open the metallic-y plastic cover so i ended up keeping only the glass part, and without that cover the spray works fine.

Omg this smells so good in cold weather!!! After the initial blast of chemicals this smooths out to this gorgeous creamy white floral subtly sweet from the florals... it is eye roll good.. anyone who favors clean white florals will love this! This is my style all the way— love it 😍

If I didn't see or touch the bottle I would assume this was a much more expensive scent. It's fairly unique and not overly feminine. It's fresh, it's floral, it's white jeans and a t-shirt with a pair of doc martens. It feels young and casual and clean.

This was a gift from a dear friend and I loved it..I didn't feel the synthetic effects of it..To me it was a clean fresh scent..delicious!

Modern with a twist. This perfume is very clean and is a good perfume to wear day to day. I think this perfume would be good for beginners just starting out wearing perfume or people who like a nice, soapy, flowery smell for everyday/casual wear. This is not a heavy fragrance by any means. The perfume starts out with the bursting floral notes of iris, violet, peony, and jasmine. For me, I smell the jasmine scent a lot on my skin which is nice since jasmine is one of my favorite smells. It starts out smelling very sweet and very soapy however. Many described this as an 'I just came out of the shower smell.' And rightfully so. As it wears down, it becomes richer and woody with the sandalwood and vanilla peaking through. Good wear and good price. I paid about $15 for the 100 mL bottle. Overall, FCUK Her embraces the ingenuity and feminism of the modern woman. I think that was what FCUK was trying to create with this perfume and bottle design. A no-fuss smell that any woman (or man!) can wear. By the way, I really liked the bottle and it's design. The spritzer works really well and I like how unique the bottle is. Longevity: 4-5 hours Would I pick this up again: Possibly.

So my mom purchased this gift set a while back (that comes with a body spray and lotion along with the perfume) cause she was intrigued by the name and therefore curious about it. It’s definitely not her style of fragrance (she’s a TF Black Orchid, Paloma Picasso kind of gal). She offered it to me and I’m definitely never going to turn down a free fragrance! At first, I didn’t really care for it. It wasn’t bad; it was just kind of bland. I recently spritzed some on before bed the other night and realized I really do like this! It’s a very soothing and comforting scent to me. It’s kind of linear, which is fine for how I use it. I’ve been using it before bed and using the body mist to sprinkle a little extra on my bedsheets. The scent literally helps soothe me to sleep! My skin tends to really grab onto and amplify jasmine and violet so that’s what I smell the most. I’ve also layered this with some spicer scents (that—of course— I can’t remember which ones right now) and it’s worked really well! For $14, this ain’t bad at all!

I have a very extensive collection (it's a sickness...probably 130-140 bottles?), and this fragrance is one of the most meh of the lot. The bottle I'm currently on is more than 10 years old, and I have had zero difficulty spraying it. I'm worried that the next bottle will be more like all the other reviewers describe,hard to spray. Maybe the scent will be different too? But here's the thing, meh or not, this is the one fragrance I have used the most in these 10 years, by far. It is as others have described, what I consider a "sporty" fragrance. As such I call it my "bad hair day" fragrance and wear it when I feel like I look kinda terrible but still want to be smelling something nice. Apparently, I've had a lot of bad hair days because I'm nearing the end of a 1.7oz bottle. Mind you, I have only emptied two perfume bottles in my life, and both were 1 oz bottles. So comparatively, I use this a lot. Almost none gone from my Chanels...hmmm, I maybe better step up my game with the good hair days.

I liked this a lot more than 'Late Night', I think this one smells a lot cleaner and fresher without the candy undertones that 'Late Night' seems to possess. I bought this at a discount chemist for only $12... who can say no to 100ml for $12? I really love the clean and almost soapy just-out-of-the-shower smell. It's got floral but it's not too sweet. I would almost pick this as a unisex scent, which I've been on the look out for. I would be happy to wear this as a scent for everyday and especially if I were to be in closed spaces with other people (planes, etc) as I feel it's really unobtrusive. It doesn't last as long as I'd like but I only tried it on skin so far, I'm usually one to put a spritz on my hair/clothes so I'm sure it'll have a nicer hang time if I did that. All in all I'm really happy with my purchase. :)

Another nondescript, sweetish fruity-floral, but a reasonably nice and inoffensive one. It starts out with peaches and generic flowers, with a light dose of something that’s a little softer than the standard drugstore woody-musky base, although similar. I know fruit isn’t listed in the notes, but I smell it. The scent stays linear, with moderate sillage, hanging on for quite a long time, probably much longer than it needs to. However, I do have to say that I like the soft, musky drydown at the end. If you’re looking for something interesting and unusual, this is not it. However, if you’re looking for a cheap, pleasant, conventional scent with all-day lasting power, this might be a good choice if you don't mind fielding questions about the name of what you're wearing.

I got it as a blind buy when ran out of all the perfume and didn’t have much money. The 100 ml bottle cost me £5. I wasn’t expecting much. But for the price I paid for it, it is absolutely lovely. It doesn’t smell offensive and cheap like other Eau de Toilet for that price. It is young, fresh, floral fragrance. I love using it for work, because it smells nice, but not too strong and I am not risking to offence anyone with sensitive sense of smell. I can mostly smell florals, rose and jasmine, but sophisticated ones. It settles into gentle feminine powdery smell, which I enjoy. It was my only perfume in the time of trouble, but now it is a nice addition to my collection, everyday, going to work or running errands smell, casual and young.

Never expected to like this, but I still got it because I wanted to explore the brand and found this at a price cheaper than most Avons and BBW mists. The initial blast WAS cheap and full of alcohol but it soon dissipated. What remained were soft, fresh, powdery florals and a smooth sandalwood. It feels like the dry down of a beautiful designer perfume; cozy and sensual. Performance is weak but you can overspray or use it for bedtime, when you are sick or tired and for no-perfume work codes. Would have been a good gift option except for the provocative name, which can be misread and misunderstood! But overall it was a versatile and lovely perfume.

OK, I just have to laugh out loud when I read posts like: "the name sucks", "what a terrible name/bottle", "tacky name", "clinical thermometer" etc. Sheesh, give me a break. The name FCUK is not offensive although, obviously, it often does require "translation". FCUK stands for French Connection UK, and not "that word". It says it all right in the description! FCUK is actually quite a decent brand, and I even have a couple of their tees a jeans. I am not the least surprised they followed with fragrances. As for the fragrance itself - clean, unobtrusive, flowery. Nice light musky drydown. OK for the office. And I do like the metro-chic bottle...

this is nothing that makes me go WOW, and it's definitely not my type of fragrance (i lean towards more girly-girl, young, sweet scents.. think britney spears fantasy) but this is very sophisticated, without smelling "old". it's actually pretty sexy in a low-key way. slightly powdery, slightly warm, slightly spicy.. nothing over the top in this one. very understated, but still makes a statement. the type of woman i see wearing this has long, sleek ultra light blonde hair or super dark brown hair, wearing a sexy business outfit...which is the total opposite of me (whomp..) very attractive fragrance, just not me.

I blind bought this for 15 dollars, mostly because I'm immature and thought the name was funny, but I'm glad I did! It's a very youthful, easy to wear fragrance. It reminds me a lot of the types of perfume girls wore at my high school, but it doesn't smell as obviously cheap as the bath and body works fragrance mists that dominated that market. It's a very safe perfume, a good option for a gift if you're not sure what fragrances they like. This also means that the perfume doesn't have much in the way of a personality, but for its price, I can live with that.

Mild and easygoing- a great casual scent for work or going about your day. The bottle is pretty interesting too, although it doesn’t stand up well on its own. It lasts longer on clothing than on skin, so keep this in mind if you’ve put this on and you want to wear the same outfit again tomorrow. I found this for about $20 at Perfumania nearly 15 years ago, and it’s still holding up fairly well. Sadly this fragrance seems to have been discontinued so it may be very hard to find (and probably very expensive) unless you look for it online.