Lazy Dream

the coconut water is something that appears thoughout the entire weartime. For a little while it is paired with orange, which is quite beachy cocktail. Apart from the listed freesia, jasmine and peony, I separate orange blossom & a touch of toffee in the gentle floral bouquet at the heart of the fragrance. Sometimes I can separate the delicate fresh fig as well, but sometimes it's too soft to fully stand out. All of the florals are enveloped in a cream & vanilla blend, which is built over a base of salty pistachio & cedarwood, to add a little depth to the fragrance and tone down the sweetness. Whisps of the smooth coconut come & thoughout the weartime - all in all, this isn't too disimilar from SOL Cheirosa '62 as it settles... The longevity and projection are both similar to Peachy Dream, as in being like a posh body mist in overall strength. Good-but-not-great; I'm getting an average of between 5 to 6 hours, with a mild projection - soft, but not a skin-scent. Quieter than Peachy Dream, with around the same weartime range. I find Lazy Dream to be just as pleasant a daytime & lounge fragrance as the other Dream fragrances are, but I think that they will wear well during the colder months, whilst the softer aura and long coconut note is fairly beachy which makes Lazy Dream seem like more of an exclusively spring/summer fragrance to me. So Lazy Dream isn't going to be my top pick from this collection, which I wasn't expecting - I thought that I would really enjoy this much more, after researching the scent notes. I don't regret picking this up as I do like it; I happily wear this in public & I've been spritzing myself with it at bedtime quite a bit too. Like with the f two new Dream fragrances, Lazy Dream is mood boosting, whic ih is what it claims to be for ‐ peaceful and, yes, comforting. I don't feel that the full price is quite worth the longevity and projection for this, but if I see it on offer when my bottle is empty I'll probably still consider a repurchase, but it isn't a must-have for me because of how soft it is - the poorest performance out of the trio.

Overall, I really quite like this! The immediate comparison that came to mind was Kayali Yum Pistachio. They are not identical scents - I used to own Yum Pistachio and remember it having a 'cold' quality to it, perhaps it's a bit more floral too. But the similarity I think comes from the style of pistachio note used, combined with the creamy aspect. Yum I think was more powdery too. I wouldn't want to own both. I can also see the comparison to Elie Saab Girl of Now, but that scent has a distinctly viscous quality that is not present here. The pistachio in SDJ Cheirosa 62 to me reads more nutty than this one, which I see as a greener pistachio. SDJ also has caramel notes that I don't smell in Lazy Dream, which is more pistachio and cream. If I were to rank three notes in terms of strength: 1. Pistachio (the same style as in Kayali Yum) (this fades a bit after 3 hours) 2. Cream 3. Slight floral aspects

Gives me a soapier, cheaper version of girl of now. At first it was liked I’d covered myself in baklava and then taken a shower but it mellows out to something light and easy. Super sweet, nutty, creamy clean smelling. Unfortunately, an hour later I can barely smell it on my skin :/ Really wanted to like this more based on the notes!

I know this isn't a note in this fragrance but I personally smelled watermelon! 😅 It's not bad, but it's also very confusing to my nose for whatever reason UPDATE: The smell of coconut oil has came through and it's all I can focus on. Final verdict: this is a no fron me