Dirty Peach

At first spray I smelled a nice ripe peach, but quickly something new started to creep up. There is almost a peppery note that reminds me of sipping a tajin rimmed spicy peach cocktail outside on a hot day. I love that this scent still makes peach the main focus and the sweetness of it is still there but it adds these natural elements that give it that “dirty” quality. It really feel like being out in nature where you can smell random things from the plants around you like a whiff of fresh dirty, or the sour herbally smell from a broken vine. I am really impressed with this scent and it might be one I purchase a full sized bottle of for summertime! 💕

"Dirty Peach captures the first days of summer with a sweet and tart scent that exudes sun-warmed peach skin and the sensual, soft curves of creamy white jasmine." They really nailed it with this description IMO. Warm, peach skin, with a very faint white floral background. I don't get peach gummy rings at all. And I definitely don't get cat pee/litter 🤣, although there is something slightly animalic in it. Moderate sillage, poor longevity.

I live in the desert and this scent really holds up in the blazing summer. It projects but not at all in a cloying way, which again I appreciate in summer months. Unisex- guys or gals could get away wearing this too. Romantic? Maybe not but totally suitable for casual, day wear or the office. Ingredients are nearly natural. This one isn't going anywhere from my collection.

No surprises here. It is peachy, fresh, and a bit sour, but in an under-ripe stone fruit sort of way. I find that the sour/ tartness fades and the dry down is like a bowl of fresh ripe peaches. No candy here. Longevity and sillage are above average. It mixes well with almost everything too, for those that like to layer throughout the day.

This opens like a very ripe juicy peach, but then something almost medicinal comes through, and then the peach scent is more tart and unripe. As if you take an overly ripe peach and apply some magic ointment for it to ripe backwards, to become not ripe again. An unusual take on a peach, fruity but not sweet, which I like.