Fabulous

This was a blind buy from Amazon. For just over 6 dollars, I couldn't pass it up. I have to say though that I'm so glad I got this. I smell tuberose, citrus and a touch of vanilla. I can also pick up just a touch of woods in there. It's pretty simplistic to me, not much depth, but oh does it smell nice! It's very uplifting and comforting at the same time. The silage is not super strong, but there is enough there to notice and fall in love with. The time it lasted was more than I expected. Usually for me, anything with citrus tends to wear away quickly. This actually lasted a good 5 hours before I noticed it had faded a bit. Is it a hugely unique scent? No, but it is without a doubt an incredibly pleasant one that I think would be a safe bet for someone who doesn't like huge florals or over-the-top notes.

The name might sound "over the top" but anyone who is looking for a light, fruity, citrus-y scent for summer should at least give this one a try. As for me, I am very pleased with this fragrance. This isn't anything brand new or super special but it is a "fabulously" uplifting fragrance, somewhere in the category of some of the lighter scents from Lauren or even a hint of D&G Lt.Blue. The catch for me came with the drydown, where the cedar solidifies the fragrance and gives it the longevity that the lighter notes can't do..... It's one of those fragrances that when you smell it, gives you an uplifting burst and you can spritz throughout the day!

Bad quality components in the bottle itself landing the perfume in a clearance store. I'm glad it did. It is not a unique scent but it does have a certain style. Quality composition, floral, feminine, and tasteful. Good for those days that I can't decide just how I feel.

Got a whiff of this today in a Marie Claire magazine sample. Such a beautiful scent. Must have.

Young and fresh, this is a Pink Perfume in every way: girly, innocent, soft. The nectarine is quite sweet, sweeter than peach, but not a synthetic fruit, for which I give them kudos. This is not an artificial fruity air freshener or candle note, but instead a subtle and well constructed fruity accord, with the sweet nectarine balanced by a lemon-lime bergamot and a juicy mandarin orange. I get more tuberose, jasmine, and freesia than I do peony in the floral heart. The white floral accord is not that potent, this is not a tuberose heavy fragrance. Instead, it is fairly light and works very well with the lingering mandarin orange and nectarine. At some point, the vanilla makes it's presence known, giving some oomph to the vanilla nuance in the nectarine. The cedar is quite prominent on me, and may be off putting to the cedar averse. I really like the drydown, which is woody, sweet and resinous from the cedar. A very pretty, sweet, fruity floral, great in summer heat and humidity. Silage moderate, longevity 4-6 hours even on clothes. I have the gel and the lotion, and they definitely extend the fragrance. About the bottle: So far, I really like this atomizer bottle, much more functional then the Prada amber bottles with the atomizer. My shut off mechanism actually works, so the juice doesn't evaporate. I am very careful with it, but so far it has functioned perfectly, plus it is cute!