Fineapple

Smells like a pineapple Jolly Rancher, it smells sooo good and sweet. Especially will do well for guys 18-25 years old. Will get alot of attention from the girls. I got a sample and my little brother stole it cause he liked the smell and wore it to a frat party and the next day he came to me and confessed to stealing it and presumed to ask me where i purchased it from. I asked why and he said so many girls at the party that he knew was smelling him and kept saying he smelled really good, and now he needs a full size bottle. Moral of the story if you want to get compliments and attract the opposite sex then purchase this bottle. Or you can also get it to enjoy smelling like pineapple sweetness AKA jolly rancher.

Currently my favorite perfume. I understand why people do not like it but apparently I'm lucky with my skin because on me it does not smell like a cheap apple shampoo. Yes, the apple comes without hesitation but it smells nice and tangy on me without being cheap. It dries down relatively quickly and what remains are woody notes and a dash of green apple. I like the drying down very much. Yes. Apple notes will always smell synthetic because there is no essential apple oil. I think it makes little sense to get upset about it. Not for everyone but I like it very much. Reminds me a little of my childhood. Unisex. It does not overwhelm you. I have received a few compliments.

An emphatic “Yes, please!” to this bright pineapple-forward fragrance. This came as a sample with Rose All Dae (which was more rose than rosé on me and almost too much to bear, but chemistry can be a weird thing, no?), and admittedly I was nervous about the magnolia note. Real magnolia blossom is lovely with a gentle & sweet lemon-pepper vibe, but in perfume magnolia is often strident on me. Not a problem here. This is gorgeous, and I am thrilled that a full bottle will be coming in this week after the tester ran out. Given my deep & abiding love of Wicked Good & the strong recommendations for Amongst Waves and Pearfecto, I will have to order samples of them to try.

Feels like wearing pina colada hahaha. It's really fresh, with pineapple being the center of the fragrance. It's not another Aventus clone, heavens no. This is something you could actually find in a car freshener hahaha, but of course it doesnt smell that bad, it's actually wonderful, bright yellow fragrance. Too bad the longevity is there only for about 6 hours, with moderate silage. Is it a safe blindbuy? Hell yeah...

This is the greatest fruity fragrance I’ve ever smelled and 95% of my collection is niche. Completely unisex. I think people have nose fatigue because one spray from a sample on my chest under my shirt lasted and projected a full 12 hours at work. I get mainly green apple and magnolia and it’s the perfect combination. I can’t foresee ever liking a fruit fragrance more than this one. Masterpiece.

The initial blast of this fragrance is pure effervescent pineapple, but it quickly becomes more mellow and then the magnolia peeks through. I wish the floral notes were just a touch more pronounced and that it projected a bit more, but it's a lovely fragrance that doesn't smell like half a dozen other perfumes on the market. I definitely want a bottle.

I got a sample of this with the Bergamust I ordered. Looking at the notes I didn't think I'd like it. Well, I don't like it - I love it! VERY different from the usual 'tropical' type perfumes.

Love it from the juicy opening pineapple note to the smooth woody drydown. Not your typical exotic, tropical scent.

This is lovely fresh, clean, fruity, candy pineapple. Love it!

Very nice sweet fragrance, I guess is how I must start. Very bright, juicy green apple and pineapple. Excellent for younger crowds as it's an almost candied sweetness but doesn't teeter toward being too sweet. Will grab attention for sure. Reminds me a lotttttttttttttttttttttttttt of versace's man eau fraiche, kinda spiky and has a similar profile but is smoother and honestly more wearable IMO. One or two notes within man eau fraiche remind me too much of gym locker room axe body spray sessions, while I can actually wear this because it comes across much more naturally and smoothly. If man eau fraiche is too synthetic smelling for you, too axey but you appreciate the deep fruity accords, this is a great option. Performance/longevity is much better on man eau fraiche, as you would probably expect, but I feel this takes the crown in terms of quality. Now would I buy a full bottle? Ehhh... maybe if I was 20, but I couldn't imagine this getting much more use as I'm just above my mid 20s and like a bit more depth to my fragrances. Probably excellent as a layering tool with other fragrances that have more depth but not much of a top. Could probably use something like not a perfume to really give it some legs and not just wings, if that makes any sense. Edit: layers really really well with hacivat. Almost takes it to the next level because now that bright citrusy opening of hacivat has more legs to stand on and seems to actually stick around longer with the apple. Might be worth the investment if you're a fan of layering hacivat like I am, especially with how well they work together. It also seems to bring the experience much more unisex because of the light floral touches smoothing out the oakmoss a bit. Based off Gallagher Fragrances sample set.

Tropical fruit....I have to take a deep breath. Pineapple with Apple?!! Will this be a fancy sweet cocktail fume?! It's actually very true to the fruits in question. Maybe the pineapple is not as sweet as true sun ripened pineapple. This is a supermarket pineapple. Equally potent although on the opening the pineapple is ahead by a leaf. No artificial sweeteners. Some perfectly natural fruit acids. The fruits settle and then the magnolia comes through and the musky ambrette. Normally ambrette kills a scent for me but it softens and blends the fruits together masterfully. I like the magnolia and jasmine back drop to the fruit. Exotic fruits and flowers who clearly appreciate each other's quality and enhance them further. A fab scent to wear on chilled days and holidays. Very unisex. It is a sophisticated fruity scent. The longer I wear it the more I love it. Maybe I'm starting to get over my fruit scent phobia. I get moderate sillage and longevity in a cool environment. I suspect it would be glorious in the heat. Move aside Carmen Miranda as I step forth into the limelight with my glorious hat of pineapple, apples, magnolia and jasmine. If you love pineapple or apple scents then I think this is amongst the cream of the crop of fruity unisex scents.

Fineapple is one of the more recent releases by Gallagher Fragrances and makes a positive splash immediately with a fruity, fresh burst of the eponymous top notes of pineapple and green apple in the opening. The dry down consists of a bed of florals (jasmine, magnolia), musk, and mixed woods, none particularly interfering with the fruit-dominance of the blend but rather giving it a soft place to land, bringing it from a fairly loud, bright opening to a more nuanced dry down. Fineapple is a very pleasant fragrance, certainly a more apt warm weather option but surely above average on projection and longevity to do well on even cooler days like the one on which I'm wearing it (40-60F), and the apple accord rather reminds me, fittingly, of autumn. At $150 for 100ml, now the going rate any Gallagher bottle, the pricing is not bad, either, roughly in line with what most niche / independent brands can and should reasonably charge. I'll have to give this some more wears but I'm decently impressed albeit not smitten. 7 out of 10

Very fresh, sharp and juicy. Extremely bright, strong pineapple in the opening. The apple is there but does not stand out for me. The magic for me is the dry down. The magnolia and woods is just heavenly. Overall a very unique fragrance! Longevity is pretty bad, in fact it performs much better on my clothes. Does not project well. The dry down is my favorite part and you can barely smell it at all. I only get gorgeous little whiffs of it as I move. Definitely does better for me in the summer. The opening is just too much for me for the rest of the year. I love the dry down so much but I'm not sure it's worth buying a FB just for that when it's so faint.

Fineapple was not love at first sniff, but after a few minutes the bubblegum opening morphed into a wearable apple and pineapple summer cocktail. I smelled a powdery element, like a sugar packet that is on the verge of expanding as it makes contact with water. Complete with the little umbrella, this is the perfect vacation scent— with a few twists before turning into a mellow woody floral in the drydown. My second Gallagher Fragrance is not a disappointment. This could easily turn into a love but I will need to test Fineapple in warm weather. For now it’s a solid like.

Very reminiscent of Light Blue by D&G, but Fineapple takes all the lovely, juicy facets of LB and makes them better. I don't love Light Blue - the underlying musk is incredibly sharp and quite unpleasant, and the citruses lean too artificial for my taste. Fineapple is clearly higher quality, with sweet and realistic fruits and a soft woody/musky background. I have other citruses in my collection that I prefer, but if I see this for a discount, I would be happy to pick up a bottle. Definitely worth sampling!

Recall how I sampled it in winter first and wholeheartedly disliked it, it is not very straight forward and easily understandable pineapple with apple. As with other Gallagher scents this is a bit twisted. But now on a hot summer day I feel pleasantly challenged to try it out. Fresh, green and, like a said, a bit twisted pineapple with apple.

This smells like the perfume version of fruit loops! It is fruity and sweet, with a fresh sharpness to it. I appreciate the realism of sweet realism of the pineapple without cloying. Letting this fragrance settle for an hour and all smell has gone. Very sad because it is such a fun scent.

Its okay. It holds a lemon/Pinesol vibe to long for me to purchase a bottle. Also kind of reminds me of a Dum Dum sucker you get from the bank tellers. The last couple hours of the drydown are the best when it pulls the woods up more and the fruits have died down.

Might be the best soda fragrance ever, smells like a nice ice cold pineapple Fanta straight off the assembly line; Weak performance though.

Sweet lemon grass (which I think comes from the magnolia) with a bit of pineapple. I can't smell anything else. I like it though.