Mustang Sally

Blind buy because I love this brand and how it melds into my skin! I was intrigued by the combination of notes, especially the blood orange and orange blossoms. First I spritzed it on the paper cylinder container and immediately time traveled to my beloved grandmother's bathroom and her Cashmere Bouquet soap. I spritzed it on me and love how it transformed into this beautiful orange blossom, clean, shower fresh scent. It's perfect. It makes me so happy to be able to have sweet memories flood back of someone I loved and miss. Calling my Mom & Daughter right now to tell them about it.

I looove this. This is such a great woody aromatic citrus, perfect for summer. I picture a woman in her 30s wearing a crisp cotton button-down with vintage Levi's on walking barefoot through a citrus grove on a warm summer day in Napa wearing this. It's very chic and smells super similar to Vow Factor by Snif. Planning to pair these together lots this summer! Performs pretty well for a body spray - don't think I'd pay full price for this, but got it at TJ Maxx for $20 which felt like a steal for the quality!

There’s something about this perfume house that has me in a chokehold. Just tried this body spray and I can’t stop smelling myself. Absolutely divine mixed with Dark is Night.

This is a really pretty citrus body spray. I purchased the mini trio because the full-size bottle is way overpriced. It is good though.

Bright, uplifting. Perfect for just after a shower. Clean happiness in a bottle.

Fresh, juicy oranges with a strong white floral base. It reminds me of Yolanda from RHOBH in her lemon garden. I have to agree with toffeeandcream—this smells like lily on me. The drydown is very similar to Waterlily Teadress from Zara, but I almost don't mind it. I will say that the longevity is crazy, sprayed 1 spritz on my wrists at 2pm and now, at 3am (post shower), I still smell it on my skin. I had no choice but to blind buy this for $75, but with a nice Sephora coupon. Would I buy this full price? Probably not. But I'm definitely going to be enjoying this scent in the summer.

I wanted to like this scent so bad. I loved the formula, the mission, and the bottle—it had been on my wishlist for over a year when I finally decided to purchase. Finally, one day I decided to bite the bullet and spend the $75 on a fun new body spray. It’s not sold in-person at Sephora stores, so it was a totally blind buy. I’m not particularly a fan of florals, but I have a soft spot for citrus blossoms. They’re a good balance between traditional florals, which I tend to associate with “old lady perfume,” and the citrusy scents I have always loved. I expected this scent to be something along those lines. Unfortunately, it just smells floral to me. I wanted to like it, I really did. It’s a beautiful scent, but not for me. On me, it mostly pulls notes of almost lily? Like standing in a room full of houseplants with over-blooming flowers. I think it would be a nice layering piece for floral scents and maybe even a perfume with a strong citrus base, but I can’t justify paying $75+ for a body spray that I can only use with very specific scents and don’t LOVE. I will now proceed to stare longingly at their other two body sprays until I inevitably buy one to test it out a year or two down the road.

This has absolutely no business having the longevity it does—and in a body spray. It’s a gorgeous riff on the classic neroli/petitgrain cologne structure you find in Mugler Cologne or 4711 Original. It’s an incredible scent profile that takes you to heaven for all of the five minutes (if you’re lucky) it lasts on you. But this goes strong for a good 5-6 hours on skin and longer on clothes. Best $20 I’ve ever spent.

Surprised there is no lavender in the fragrance. It is just a whole lotta orange related notes and something called "amber tonic" which apparently a combo of bergamot, ginger, cedar, vetiver and musk. It's enjoyable to wear, fills the unisex order and comes in a trés chic atomizer can. ✨