Very Pink

Very beautiful, soft, sweet, sophisticated, cute, pure, innocent, interesting etc. I would have loved this as a young teenager... The citrusy note(s) limits it's sweetness and creates a pleasant scent. Suitable for both days and evenings/nights. Perhaps most suitable for summer evenings. I miss something in it but so far it's a Like/Love for me.

It smells like strawberries and candyfloss, but in a sheer, light way, not sickly at all.

On me, I can mostly smell powdery vanilla and floral notes which combines to form a sickly sweet granny perfume. When I read the description, I expected to like it since I like all the notes, but I don't. It doesn't smell fresh OR warm; just synthetic and sickening. The lasting power is around 3 hours. I would not recommend this.

Very Pink is actually a really lovable sweet citrusy floral body spray which can even match the standard of some big name commercial house floral fruity perfumes. Upon spraying, I get sweet tangerine-y scent, which reminds me a lot of Moschino Funny!, less the lemon skin-y smell, but plus a bit apricot-y/peach-y sweetness; or a much smoother and nicer version of one Salvatore Ferragamo Incanto flanker. As the fresh opening’s gone and the floral heart gets the stage to shine, it’s quite a generic smelling, yet likable typical post 2000 teeny scent. I can smell a trace of sweetened jasmine-y fruit(reminds me a bit of Britney Spears’ Fantasy minuses the tooth aching sweetness) plus a tiny bit fresh sport-y element (which is similar to what I find in CK IN2U, for her). After that, it gets more tamed and then gone. Not bad as a supermarket grade body mist. Actually, I find it more than lovely and somewhat friendlier than many commercial perfumes which gives me headache and costs much more. Recommend if you are not that into floral fruity perfumes but still want to have one or two in your collection just for the sake of having different groups of perfumes to choose from, or just don’t want to spent much on the overrated commercial perfumes from large department stores.