Feelin' Free for Her

Smells better on my skin than nose on the bottle. Really liked the notes listed, then worried when I smelled from the bottle that it would be fruity. I'd say it toes the line, but maintains the fresh-floral opening without getting actually fruity with my body chem. Wish it lasted longer, just when it starts to dry down and settle into a soft woody vibe, the scent disappears.

I really like how the fruity note is handled here. It's got a lovely tropical and flirty balance to it. I get grapefruit, mango, and rose with cedar base in the opening. Unfortunately it does turn a tad plasticky in the dry down, like a fruity lip balm. And then the entire composition quickly fades away. Overall this is a fun, delicious and decent quality creation for a budget fragrance. I picked up a 30ml at Ross for $11.

A sweet summer fragrance that emanates playfulness in every women at the beach, in the park, in the mall, and everywhere! This can also work in late spring where the sun shines your way into summer! From teens to thirties+. Though it’s longevity is very weak, and silage is intimate.

Mango, pineapple, tropical vibes. Not the notes listed, but it smells nice! I picked it up for $12, and I'm happy to have it in my collection.

It smells like so many other "fresh" cheap fragrances. The smell is bitter (grape), sweet and soapy, tropical. This is more for a young woman.

Put this on today. Despite having literally hundreds of fragrances to choose from, this really hit the spot of this hot, muggy, gorgeous South Carolina July day. I'm currently 48 yrs old & i still love Hollister & the whole Hollister vibe. The peppery, fruity, floral moodiness is uplifting and lighthearted but still maintains some basic classiness. 🫶 follow me on YouTube: fragrance Memoir 🫶