Angie

As @Mimosatique said, Jeanne Arthes fragrances have quickly become my guilty and cheap pleasures. I'd actually never heard of this perfumer until I came across him here on Fragrantica. The first two I bought were Love Generation Leopard and Seduction. I was impressed by their boldness, as well as the longevity and sillage. Since all were blind-purchases, I decided to buy the small bottles, some of which were testers, just in case I ended up not liking them. Angie is definitely a fruity gourmand. I can smell the orange and apples in the opening and the dry-down is a soft, creamy, vanilla and musk scent. I sprayed some on my top as well just because the longevity is not as long as some of the other fragrances in the line, but it performs pretty well with moderate sillage. I hate it when perfumers "age" perfumes ("would be ideal for girls age 15-25"), since it often leaves older women with the impression that certain perfumes would smell ridiculous/immature on them. This fragrance will definitely appeal to younger girls/women given the packaging and sweet scent, but those older than that will also enjoy it. It really depends on the person, their body chemistry, and how they use the product. Overspraying a scent like Angie could lead to a cloying and headache-inducing situation given that it's sweet. But tastefully spritzed on pulse points and maybe on your top/scarf, leads to a lovely, clean, comforting, and pleasant scent that most anyone can wear. This was a safe blind-buy that I'm pleased with since I was looking for something fruity and sweet. I'll enjoy using Angie mostly in the Spring and maybe during summer evenings when it's not too hot.

JA perfume has become one of my guilty cheap thrill pleasures. lots of blind purchases from this line. They have been fun and often decent-good quality. I wish i had known "Angie" is the exact same as Boum vanille sa pomme d'Amour! First spray on the skin gives off the boozy dark cloud(praline) of vanilla-apple goodness....and then i smelled some smear of dark berries in there too...berries soaked in a sweet liquour type of vibe...then it hit me it's the same as boum vanille . glad it's not a ton of money to purchase this.(I have a full bottle of BVSPd'amour) The bottle design is not my cup of tea as it's gear towards a younger crowd. I never detect any of the citrus here. Projection is about arm's length. Sillage : 2 hours Dry down : comforting dark boozy vanilla with hints of red apple. It's not a bad scent, I just wish it's an entirely different scent.

What a cute bottle! This is a sparkly praline 🍎 fragrance. It has the 90's vibe. I 💕 it.