100 Kisses

The composition opens with wonderfully juicy, sweet fruits, with strawberry taking center stage. As the fragrance unfolds, it gains more floral, sugary nuances, becoming slightly more sophisticated, while the red fruits remain delightfully present throughout. The rose smells classic, and lily of the valley adds a subtle touch of sensuality. In the base, the composition softens beautifully. Longevity on fabric lasts throughout the day, while the sillage is initially strong and remains moderately noticeable for quite some time, though generous application is recommended. Alongside Embrace, this is the best fragrance from the brand. While Embrace is enveloping, comforting, and in its own way girlish, 100 Kisses offers a similar pleasure in a more feminine and elegant form.

The bottle is shaped like a lipstick, which gives it a playful and charming appearance. The opening is dominated by a red fruit accord—strawberry, blackcurrant, and nectarine. Surprisingly, it is not overly sweet. A touch of orange adds a slight acidity that brightens the scent and keeps the sweetness in check. In the heart, soft florals gradually emerge. Rose is the main floral note, while lily of the valley adds a clean, airy quality. Even so, the fruity character remains prominent, with the red fruits still surrounding the floral core. In the drydown, the fragrance becomes warmer and softer, resembling a fruity candy with a light creamy sweetness. There is no obvious synthetic harshness in the scent. Of course, at around fifty euros for forty-five milliliters, it is not particularly cheap. The brand encourages layering their fragrances, so it might be interesting to experiment with that at some point.

Very intense, strawberry scent. Something that reminds me of polish stewed fruit drink, often made by grandmas as a companion to delicious dinner. For people who enjoy sweet and cozy, but also distinguished smells.

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