Silver

Just salty sea water. So plain and uninteresting.

This one is very interesting. If the color silver had a smell, this is what I think it would smell like. I’m having trouble getting any floral personality. But the water, rain, vanilla, and ambroxian notes together do seem to create and almost metallic scent. But it’s a clean smell. Very, very clean. Very sophisticated, like all Jennifer Aniston scents. I definitely imagine a woman who prefers her style to be very classic. She’s dressed slightly preppy and carries an expensive purse. A really great choice for a work environment I’d think. Also, on a side note these bottles are honestly some of my favorite. So gorgeous and classy. This one is far prettier in person.

at first this is quite metallic (fittingly) although it doesn't really make me think of silver but steel. it reminds me of stainless steel pots or cutlery freshly washed with cold water or a wet metal shower. it's a very cool scent, salty but not too much. early on i don't get many of the other notes coming through, definitely no rose or vanilla yet. i imagine with time the scent will evolve and warm up but to be honest i hope not, this cold metallic scent is very specific and unusual and i like it a lot. i would be happy if it stayed like this. i've only sprayed once so far and it's subtle while still being noticeable. this is what i would put on before climbing into bed with fresh sheets on a lazy, overcast day. chapter one by jennifer is something i would do similar with except it's a little cuddlier and brighter. i like the moods she aims for with her fragrances, fresh without being fruity and not too sweet if sweet at all. lovely clean smells that take you places (usually by the beach of course) after a couple of hours i still get wafts of it but it's mostly the oceanic saltiness, cool air and grey skies, less metal and a bit of the musk coming through as the scent dries. the way it dries for me makes me wary of overspraying because while it isn't super strong, the notes that project the most on my skin might not be too pleasant at a higher concentration, i might end up smelling like a kitchen sink, literally. i'd describe it as interesting, thematic and ambitious. clean without smelling like a cleaning product and a safe blind buy if you're intrigued by the concept or a fan of jennifer's other fragrances.

I bought this because Lolavie is my signature scent. This one is a nice addition. I smell the rain notes and some florals. Its almost a little bit unisex (maybe from ambroxan?), which I like in this case. The vanilla is understated thank goodness. On me, dries down with very little scent change, which is nice. It's a cleaner version of Jennifer Aniston J, which was too much vanilla for me. If you look at the scent profile, you can see similar notes in a different order, so no big surprise there. Overall a nice year-round fragrance.

Silver is a little bit of a ‘your skin but better’ scent. It’s fresh, a bit like metallic rain drops with a soft floral, herbal, mineral notes in the background. I love it in the heat. If you don’t like aquatics this might not be your thing. I’m not a huge aquatic fan, but I find this refreshing. It’s the only fresh type aquatic scent I own. I think this is easily a unisex scent, too.

I definitely get a unisex vibe from this scent. I love the color of the juice and the shape of the bottle. I dont smell too much similarity to "J" , which to me is a good thing because thats probably my least favorite JA fragrance. This is definitely its own thing...its own scent and a good one too!

If anyone is selling or sending a cheap/affordable or free bottle or body mist of this PLEASE let me now I really want to smell this!! I'm in the UK (shipping perfume is very restricted overseas) but please let me know how i can get a bottle of this :((

metallic opening and layers deep rain notes. very interesting and borderline unisex but holds power for any woman who wears it.

LOVE this scent. Definitely made for male or female. Fresh and aquatic. Not very strong, so the lasting power is short.