Hope

This fragrance is a very feminine, sweet, romantic bouquet of white florals. This one will get you a ton of compliments. My favorite of the 3 Hope fragrances, I really love the sexy feeling of this one. Although Hope Night is a little deeper and darker, I still find this one to be the sexy sister of the three. With "Night" being the comforting, warm, sweater weather fragrance and "Sport" is really not my preference due to a "green" note that is very off putting to my nose. I recognize the smell but I can't quite place it. Not a sexy, or even a "sporty" scent. Not something I could see someone wearing to the gym, for instance.

This is a delight. It's like a light daytime version of Fracas. And Fracas is one of my favorite perfumes. I see no reason not to wear this day and night, or wear it in the daytime and then top up with Fracas before going out for the evening.

I got this as a monthly selection from Scent Bird. I kind of expected it to be overpowering white flowers like a funeral in the summer. It is much softer than that. I get a small hit of "green". Sort of indecipherable white flowers on the opening. Then I clearly get tuberose and gardenia. This sits very close to my skin. I can smell the gardenia on my clothes when I move around. I can see this being an office perfume or a scent you would wear to feel feminine, but not overpower anyone else. I plan on wearing this as a layering scent with Fleur d'Oranger from Zara, as the white flowers would compliment each other. Update - I wore this by itself today. I am careful to not overspray, as I am allergic to most things and don't want to bother anyone. I went to a pharmacy to pick up prescriptions and get vaccinations. Three separate people told me I smelled good. One of them stopped me and wrote down the name so he could get some for his wife.

Lily-of-the-valley and sweet-leaning white florals on a tuberose base. Any "green" is in the service of keeping things springy. Perfectly pleasant, easily worn.

Initial spray is white flowers on the opening with prominent tuberose, gardenia, and a small touch of green notes. After about 30 minutes it sits much closer to the skin, and the lily of the valley comes out to play, but the tuberose and gardenia are the main players in this fragrance for me. It’s missing something as it lacks depth or something to make it more interesting and sparkle. It’s not a bad fragrance, but not something I’ll automatically reach for either.

Green grass, white florals, and zero creativity. It's pretty linear. If you want a clean fresh scent, this is fine, but to my perspective there are many many better ones

Pretty lily-of-the-valley scent. Clean, green, lily-of-the-valley. Good for spring.