Couture La La

This one is very likeable and light, good for casual wear and office wear. Very difficult to 'over-apply' (it's more like a body spray than anything, which is common with orange based scents). This one is also impossible to induce a headache or sinus pain with me, which I admit even some of my favourites are guilty of.. (Tommy Girl I'm looking at you!!) This one is very similar to quite a few in my collection, but not exactly like them. It isn't new or different, but falls right into the white floral/citrus category that I always gravitate to. As another reviewer said, this is the most 'wearable' of the Juicy scents. This one is the lightest by far, and I think the least offensive (I am a fan of them all though) The perfumes that this is very similar to are Burberry Sheer, Clinique Happy, Daisy Eau so Fresh, Lacoste Joy of Pink, Prada Infusion d'Oranger (all of which I own). It seriously smells just like a combo of Clinique Happy and Lacoste Joy of Pink though, perhaps even a superior hybrid. I've all but given up on Clinique Happy, it's always been of my faves, but it turns rancid very quickly and with a large collection like mine, it's hard to give it all the attention it requires if you want to use it before it goes bad. I also love Lacoste Joy of Pink but it's a very sticky and quite heavy scent. One of the main notes is curacao which is a 'booze' note so lends to a pretty cloying perfume. Couture La La is the sweet, and juicy parts of Joy of Pink laying on the delicate and light bed of Lily-of-the-Valley that is reminiscent of Happy. This is great for those who like light citrus scents, as well as gorgeous bottle design. I love all the Juicy bottles, personally though I always remove bottle 'jewelry', it's just not my style and I think the Juicy bottles all look way classier without their gawd, but I also get the appeal, esp with this one. Most unredeeming feature of this perfume is longevity, it's like a body spray and I have to reapply almost every hour. Best part is I think it's a crowd pleaser, you may not get compliments but you definitely won't piss anyone off (sometimes being clustered together on the subway with someone wearing too much of even of my faves can leave me hating that perfume from that one experience for a really long time.. [yes, Chloe and I have had a bumpy past..])

Yup...way, way, WAY too weak. It's too bad. The fragrance itself is pretty. It's citrusy, fruity, fresh, slightly floral, with a hint of musk. It's nice, but nothing remotely memorable. If I don't end up returning it, I most definitely will not repurchase. It cost me $25 at TJ Maxx, which I thought was a steal for a Juicy Couture fragrance, and then once I put it on, I was like "oh...I get it now." It lasts about 1 hour, but even after 20 minutes its difficult to detect on yourself. I was planning to try Viva La Juicy after this one, but I guess not. Even though I like the scent itself, I had to vote "dislike" because they seem to have put Propel and an atomizer in a fancy bottle and sold it for $25. If I had paid the retail price I would have returned it ASAP. The notes listed are precisely what it smells like to me. They all flow really beautifully together. If it were stronger and longer-lasting, then yeah - I would have repurchased it. It basically smells like how I imagine Tinkerbell would smell. It reminds me SO MUCH of Daisy by Marc Jacobs, actually. I like the bottle. It's pretty and sturdy. I don't feel like it is at risk of my cat knocking it off my vanity because the base is so thick and heavy. This is one particular situation in which I could see someone purchasing this after reading the reviews: a gift for a tween or young teenager. I know when I was that age, I cared very much about brand names and pretty scents and feeling "grown up." BUT...I would overspray all of my perfumes and give my whole family a headache. This one is a win-win because it looks awesome and smells pretty, but it is weak enough that you wouldn't have to worry about her giving everyone a headache or smelling like a baby prostitute hahaha. If you give a teenager anything from Juicy Couture you can expect to be the coolest person in their book, for the remainder of EVER.

I just purchased this perfume last night, and despite some of the negative reviews I have read, I absolutely love it! I do NOT think that it is too sharp of a scent, as some have said! I think it is a crisp smell, but that is a good thing! It is a great blend of floral and fruity! I think that it is great, because multiple age groups can wear this scent as well! It is not too mature, but at the same time it is not too immature either! I am a male, between the ages of 18 and 25, and I love this scent! I know this that predominately female wear this scent, but I don't care that I am a male, I think this scent is great! I also think that the design of the bottle is great as well! It is classic Juicy, with a touch of pink elegance! I love the jewels on it and the bow! I accidentally put the cap onto bottle "backwards" when I first got the bottle, because I thought that the bow looked good on the front side of the bottle, then I was looking at pictures of the bottle online, and found that it was supposed to be turned the other way so that the jewels were facing the front, so I fixed my bottle! I think they both look good on the bottle! I definitely recommend this scent for someone who wants a nice mix of fruity and floral with a little sweetness in the middle! It's great for work or play! :)

I got this as a surprise gift on my birthday a few days ago. I can say that this is good stuff! I think this will be my spring and summer smell. It starts off with the mandarin with its citrus lemony aroma dominating the beginning. Then it is followed by the orange flower and lily of the valley settling with harmonic white flowers. To finish off into a sweet musk. I have to say that this is different from the juicy line attempting to appeal to a wider audience that is not solely looking for the sweet smells we tend to find in juicy fragrances. Do not get me wrong this is juicy with a touch of sweet floral green fields or gardens with lemon lime citrus. It is mainstream and it can be worn for office. I think this subtle elegance for everyday. It lasts on my skin around 5-6 hours. I wish it could last longer on my skin but it does stay on my clothes. I would recommend this to anyone who likes clean citrus fragrances. I find there is something addictive about this fragrance my initial reaction was not impressive and the more I wear this the more I want it! To all the juicy fans who like the sugar vanilla caramel this might not be for you try it before you buy it! This will be perfect for a day at the beach.

I find this to be very balanced--I can smell the red currant and apple immediately, but there is a a sharp bitter citrus underlying the fruitiness that gives it a "juicy" character. Almost like an orange-cranberry mimosa (the drink) and then the muguet and orange blossom give it a sweetness that again is balanced nicely with the violet leaf(violet flower would have been a mistake!) The musk gives it a natural warmth that does not come acrossed as contrived like some of the others that use musk. It reminds me of a modern chypre. The only Juicy Couture I really liked before this was the original (Juicy Couture- Couture? the Shell Pink and Black one?)I really do not like all the Vivas and the flankers of flankers. I would not describe this one as "punk rock", but it is more of a "real" perfume to me and not just a "flavor of the month". And for me it lasts all day and I can still smell it on my skin the next day. In the Juicy Couture- Couture and this Juicy Couture- Couture La La the body creams are fantastic! Rich, moisturizing and layers the fragrance perfectly.