Katy Perry's Indi Visible

This is Indi's younger slightly more rebellious sister. I got addicted to Indi's indulgent creamy coconutty musks and it is now one of my favourites against some of my other perfumes that retail for upwards of $200, so I was nervous trying Indi Visible given the descriptions of "damp room", "cigarettes", "cheap teen body spray", "90s soap" and "old musty clothes" offered by previous less-than-favorable reviews. And, to be honest, I can see why those reviewers would say those things BUT! But it's so complex and nostalgic, slightly synthetic but at the same time naturally musky and delicious. Imagine a young woman in her early 20s who likes dressing up and partying but isn't too girly; she's cute and fun but also street-wise. She's sitting at a table at a beach bar with her best friend looking out at the rainbow sunset over the sea after spending the day at the beach. There's a distinct aroma of sunscreen, oceany clean sweat and tobacco in the air. They're sipping Pina Coladas and ordering a shot of Malibu rum each to signify the transition from their lazy chilled-out day to a hot party night. Now that the air has cooled, she spritzes a fruity spray all over herself to "freshen up" her sun-bronzed skin and cotton sundress that has been baking in her beach bag all day. The fruity spray mixes with a floral perfume that was already lingering on her clothes as well as the expensive hair products she'd used in her hair that morning, though her hair is wild and tousled by this point in the day. The beach bar resident DJ gets on the decks and starts playing deep house beats just as a handsome young man in beach shorts and an open short-sleeve linnen shirt brushes past our girl's table accidentally nudging it causing the glasses to tremble. He turns to our girl to apologize. He and his friends have already been drinking for half of the day, he is tipsy and smells a little boozy and slightly smoky but in a pleasant masculine and sexy way. Our girl gets a whiff of his natural body musk that has also been enhanced by the day's sun; the attraction is instant and she is suddenly intoxicated with him, unable to break eye contact. Just a while later, when the sun has set completely and the night sets in, the deep house music gets louder, "accidentally-on-purpose" they find themselves together again, striking up a conversation at the bar where a very talented bartender is mixing up a storm of well-crafted plummy bourbon syrupy cocktails with candied grapefruit. Overall, I'm glad I got this perfume. It doesn't beat Indi for me where Indi is more sensual and sophisticated, but this is definitely a fun, youthful delectable musky scent for balmy evenings. Edit: tried this out in wintry weather and can barely detect the creamy musk. Only getting the sharper woody boozy flowery fruity syrup notes which is probably why there is such a disparity between other reviews. I would, therefore, recommend this for warmer environments only in order to get the full experience.

First off, once again thank you Odie for such a beautiful review. I love the eloquent descriptiveness of the reviews you write, it makes me feel the tropical Caribbean vibe you talk about and for a few seconds I feel right there, in paradise. As a long time outspoken Indi fan (although I don't really like Katy Perry and I find the rest of her perfumes garbage), I was so compelled to try this out. For the longest time it was in my cart but I never bought it, until I found it at Rexall for 19.99 CAD and picked it up. What tricked me at first was the comparison with Crystal Noir I have read in the reviews here - and at first spray, fresh out of the drugstore, in 30 degrees celcius heat (about 90 degrees f) and scorching hot sun, I hated this perfume and wanted to return it. One thing I love about my small but very curated fragrance collection is that all my perfumes are evergreens and apt for any situation (or almost), and this one isn't. I decided to try it again at home, at night, in my room on the 22nd floor, with the breeze coming in from the window and the view of tall skyscrapers outside, and yes, just like Eloisegirl said, it is cozy. It's cozy like your favourite sweater. And what I do appreciate about it is the logical evolution from Indi; it maintains that musky cloud Indi has, with added notes of coconut and rum, making it a sweeter tropical Indi. So many celeb flankers have nothing in common with the original perfume, and this one is very similar to the original, yet different and unique. The DNA is there. It could be nauseating in the sun and heat, it's more suitable for a breezy day, but it's absolutely gorgeous. I love spraying this on my college sweater. What a beautiful fragrance. It's sweet, but not too much; the musk really makes this airy and soft. Longevity, however, is as bad as Indi's. But for the price I paid, I'm happy regardless. Well done KP.

I really didn't like the last one (Indi) but heard great things about Indi Visible. So I made the risky choice of blind-buying this as it was discounted to $16 (originally $69). To me, Indi Visible smells like an exact dupe of M by Mariah Carey. For those who are familiar with M, give this a smell and you'll know what I mean. It has the exact same muskiness, floral and alcohol (in a good way) smell that M did. In all honesty, the lasting power on this one is pretty poor, something M succeeded in. The packaging is cute, art-deco inspired bottle. Is it my fave packaging from Katy's fragrance line? No, however pretty lovely. I can't stand the font on the bottle though, to me it just looks directly typed from Microsoft Word and slapped on the front of the bottle, however this is the least important thing about it. The perfume is lovely and smells like a fragrance I was obsessed with in my high school years, so its a keep for me. I rate this a 6/10. Scent is pleasant, however to me it doesn't really scream "Katy Perry". You know how celebrity fragrances are meant to somewhat represent the celebrity? To me this one doesn't really seem like a Katy Perry fragrance. However, this is definitely far better than the original Indi perfume. Didn't like that one at all as it was too mature and masculine for my taste.

Liking a celebrity fragrance doesn't necessarily mean liking the celebrity whose name is attached to it. Most celebrity fragrances have very little connection to the celebrity nowadays, anyway. The day of Elizabeth Taylor & Queen Latifahs are gone. What's left, though? Occasionally really high quality scents that you can create your own story for and that's what this is. It's not pretentious, but it's so beautiful and easy to wear. It lasts ages, you just have to let it sit. I've been wearing it for over 18 hours and it's in no danger of fading away. It's creamy, it's white rum-y, it's everything you could want in any weather. It's not too heavy and it's not so light that you'd really question buying it if you like the scent. The story for me is one of romance and enjoying the company of those you love. Never feeling out of place or discomforted. It's there and always enjoyable. Sappy, but I like it a lot. So happy that I purchased a full 30mL bottle. It wasn't expensive and I had a gift card.

I got this for $10, so I really have no complaints but don’t go out spending tons on this. This (on me) is a sweet musky plum and vanilla with a dab of coconut rum. It has moderate sillage, but weak longevity (3-4 hours) in moderate temperatures. While I haven’t tested this in all weather, spring and fall temps are probably best if you don’t mind reapplying. That being said, I think this could work in most temps but it may be a bit too sweet for really hot weather. This isn’t anything standout, but it’s a nice sweet everyday perfume for someone young especially at this price. Edit: After having used up my bottle I can say that this is a very pleasant gem for the price. As it sat it got more plummy and boozy for me, losing any musk or sharpness. It ended up being a strong, sweet fruited rum that lasted a good 5-6 hours and sat close to the skin after the first 2. Great for cool weather and holidays!

I'm shocked on the mixed reviews this fragrance got. It smells so good to me. It's like a more intense, boozier version of the original Indi. Upon first spray, i get rum, coconut, and vanilla. As it dries down,i can smell the musk and tonka bean. It's hard to detect any of the other notes. You can definitely smell the original Indi DNA in this one, but it's so much better and has outstanding longevity and projection. This fragrance alone is a bombshell, but is even more powerful when paired with the original Indi. I paired these two and got 10+ hours out of it, and the scent it created was so musky and soothing. Indi visible gives me about 6-7 hours when being worn by itself; which is pretty good for me. The Indi line is by far her best fragrances she has ever released, and i hope she continues to gives us more flankers of Indi. Scent: 10/10 Packaging: 8/10 Performance: 8/10

I just sprayed Indi Visible on today & didn't expect much, but I love it!!! It's a sensual vanilla, slightly boozy (from the rum), creamy coconut sandalwood fragrance with some warm, jammy plum, and hints of spice from the pink pepper. I don't smell magnolia much at all, which I'm happy with because I don't think it would fit with the rest of the fragrance notes if it was more prominent. I think the patchouli is just there as a base because I don't smell it strongly. I'm definitely not a fan of dirty patchouli and it's not dirty here, to my nose. I bought the 1 oz spray for $7.99 at Burlington & I did see the 3.4 oz on FragranceNet for just over $15 if I decide I want the full size. I can't really speak about the performance yet because I've only had it on about 15 minutes, but I do enjoy this fragrance!

''Indi Visible'' is a very sweet coconut, creamy perfume with a lot of vanilla and rum. It's a heavier scent for sure and difinitely not a safe blind buy. Heavier perfumes are not for me, but this one is amazing! This smells amazing on me! Longevity is great! Very different from all the other light and girly scents that I have. I also think that it can be worn by more mature women as well. I'm NOT saying that other perfumes lighter can't be worn by more mature women, Everyone can wear EVERYTHING they want, I'm just saying that this one can be worn by someone more mature, if anyone is interested in this perfume. That's why I'm saying that. I give my HONEST review every single time and I hope that it is helpfull and I can help someone out.

I blind bought this, and Indi, in the Body Mist form, from Walgreens.com. I'm not getting rum or coconut, just a rich vanilla to start with. The vanilla lightens up a wee bit and I get a hint of flower, but nothing as strong/distinct as gardenia. The patchouli is nowhere to be seen, and I'm grateful for this. Tremendous sillage and lasting. Lovely, warm, accessible, brings you closer. (Note not at all regarding this fragrance: since I've reached The Pause, I've found that so many perfumes smell unappealing to me or on me. As such, I've been dropping big bucks on perfumes I almost immediately hate. From now on, I'm only buying body mists. Cheap enough to rotate them in and out, and it's not a moneybomb if I don't like them.)

I like both Indi and Indi Visible (with Indi Visible edging out the original), but I LOVE them layered together - they make a perfect fragrance in this combo! On their own, they both disappear too quickly for me, but I love the multiple musks in Indi and the sweet opening of Indi Visible with the coconut and rum. I'm a huge fan of musk which I get in spades with both of these and layered together the resulting fragrance has far more sillage and longevity than either of them do individually. Really love the combination - hopefully a flanker comes out that melds the best of both. In the meantime, I will layer and respray as needed to enjoy the airy, sweetly spiced musk heaven. Nicely done, Katy.

What can I say? This one from Perry is delightful! It’s what I thought her Mad Potion was going to smell like (that one was a huge fail). I also have her regular Indi and liked it but it was just a bit too coconut for me. This one is light and scrumptious at the same time. It opens with a blast of boozy white flowers, and softens down into a lovely plummy, musky, vanilla. I don’t get as much coconut here YAY!! I do wish the patch stood out a bit more, but if you’re not a fan of patch you will not need to be scared of this! Unlike some of her other perfumes the sillage and longevity are both great! Awesome one from Katy! Scent 10/10 Sillage 7/10 Longevity 8/10

This is a close to the skin musk, which is delectably light and feminine. Firstly I can taste a creamy, sweet coconut fusion with floral notes and light vanilla rum. Then all that is left is a warm soft musk, which is very pleasing to the senses. Longevity is quite long, especially if you apply it to your clothing. Compared to the sugary Mad Potion which I love. Indi Visible is a more mature perfume, excellent for day or night. One of the better celebrity perfumes that I find myself reaching for quite often.

In blazing hot weather this is way too strong, and I love strong perfumes but it's too much rum in the heat. But in the 70s warm weather this is a beauty! It reminds me of Jennifer Aniston's fragrances, but her scents just don't show up on my skin so I'm happy to have found Indi visible because it is strong and I definitely can smell this beach vacation and it's warm and sultry. It's yummylicious! Mmmm it smells soooo good! But not on humid hot hot days, then it's too much.

Far be it from me to be backwards when praise is due: this is stunning. A very, very long lasting sultry fragrance with what smells like decent quality ingredients. Vanilla, sugar and Malibu rum. Really, really delicious. I really want to buy this when I can afford it. Edit: Plus that plum and gardenia... oomph. I found myself thinking of 4160 Tuesdays fragrances when I wore this. The musk in the dry down is akin to a Rodriguez. Really well done.

Not a crowd-pleaser, kind of niche. This is a dark, fruity vanilla. Winter/night type of scent. It is gourmand in the same way that i feel Angel EDT to be a gourmand. It is pretty complex for a celeb scent that's for sure. As far as concentration goes, it's more of an EDT than EDP. If you want an intimate scent that feels coconutty without the usual monoi stickiness and you like dark scents this is an absolute must.

Aaah this is a sweet cozy blanket. If you like sweet vanilla perfumes, this one is your pick! Great value for the price! Okay you can’t expect a high designer perfume for the price, but it doesn’t smell like a sickenly sweet or cheap perfume. It’s sweet but soft-sweet. Comforting... Great when it’s cold outside. I haven’t tried it yet in hot weather but I think some people can pull it off.

For me, this fragrance smells exactly like the chocolate candies from Cassali Rum Cocos. I don't know if anyone knows those candies, but they are basically chocolate coconut balls with rum inside. Delicious! The projection is not great, but the longevity is good, on me it persists for 5 hours, which I consider to be very well compared to the price. It doesn't smell cheap.

Next to Rihanna's Rogue Man and Jay-Z gold fragrance, this one is a close second for me in the big world of celebrity backed fragrances. Very nice and very unisex. It is a light coconut, vanilla, boozy and slightly woody scent. This is definitely all occasion, all ages. The price point for what you get is insane, super cheap but so good!! Great release from Katy Perry!

A coconut and sandalwood frag that left me coloured surprised. The base is totally reminiscent of the powdery incense vibe of Mariah Carey's 'M'. The booziness and coconut is all 'wham bam thank you ma'am' and it's over quickly. Within 40 mins on me. Musky base sticks around for 3 or so hours. Good for its price point. For what it is I really, really like this.

Soft, semi-sweet, sandalwood, coconut and vanilla - heavy on the sandalwood and coconut. Comes off very powdery at first, but it tones down. Great for cold weather. A bit cuddly. Far more mature than I expected. It's not a typical coconut/vanilla or tropical coconut scent. Sillage is soft and longevity is moderate.

This is a beautiful boozy vanilla. The boozyness reads like patchouli to my nose and the drydown turns powdery. Very very lovely. It reminds me of Guerlain Shalimar Initial which has been discontinued and re-introduced at double the initial price....I say great replacement at a fraction of the cost!

Very cheap perfume that I bought blind. Honestly, I wasn't expecting ANYTHING and I ended up loving it. The coconut and rum note is perfect. It's a shame that it doesn't project as much but to smell yourself all day long it's beautiful. I like it more than Purr, Killer Queen etc...

The coconut, rum and vanilla notes are the most dominant ones. They go wonderful together! This scent lasts on my skin for a very long time. It's still on my wrist after wearing it for a day and taking a hot shower in the evening. That's crazy!

Dang!! If our opinions mattered to Katy Perry some of you all would’ve killed her! And for what?!? Indivisible is creamy, coconutty, clean, warm, and a tiny bit tropical-floral. It’s perfect for people who want to smell good AND different.

This is a lovely perfume! I like the original Indi but this is even better. I get a cuddling of a well blended vanillary coconut, all wrapped up in a rummy musk. I will wear and wear and then repurchase.

Boozy coconut with hints of vanilla. Decent longevity and silage. Great value. My best blind and impulse buy; I love it! Anne Boleyn from Six would wear this.

I love love this scent,smells playful and different to me because I’m way use to stronger scents,I’m happy I purchased this at a very affordable price.

Bought a gift set with this and Indi included with it. Indi Visible is a nice cheapie. I echo the sentiment below that mentions not spending a ton on this. The longevity is poor. I'm 4 hours in now and it's sitting quite close to the skin. I live in a tropical climate so it's usually always hot, and if I'm not somewhere hot I'm indoors in A/C temps. This is light for the spring, and I could see myself wearing this in the summer. Alone it fades a lot quicker, I find I can get more longevity out of this by layering with a Sandalwood perfume oil in my collection. Overspraying also helps with this but I prefer a perfume I only need to spray once or twice- something about having to bathe in a fragrance to get it to last just bums me out. For me the appeal here is a clean easy to wear every day/work scent that isn't heavy and won't knock out my coworkers. I On my skin the coconut is only something I notice in the initial spray, but vanishes in the drydown. This ends up a musky sandalwood with a touch of floral on me. I only pick up the patchouli on the back end and very faintly. The vanilla doesn't come through much on me but in terms of a musk forward perfume, this does manage to retain a more airy quality to it than others in my collection. I'd rebuy if I found it cheaply, but otherwise I think I'd look to find something comparable with better longevity once this bottle runs out.

If you want a boozy-vanilla-coconut perfume -- then this one is for you! I bought this because I am OBSESSED with Katy Perry's "Indi", and figured I'd give this one a go. Although - honestly - they're not really that similar. I'm not entirely sure why they're in the same line and share a name, but it's all good. The first blast does feel like you're being gassed by alcohol. It's probably a combination of the ethanol that always makes itself known on first spray with perfumes, but also that strong rum note. Quickly though, it does settle into that Lying-On-The-Beach-With-A-Coconut-Cocktail-In-Hand vibe! Takes you away to a time when international travel was a possibility... It does mellow out and that very sweet vanilla (made especially sweet by that additional tonka bean) starts to pervade and finishes the scent. It does have slight gardenia and musk, but this is mostly rum, coconut, and vanilla's show. Sillage is okay; longevity is less okay. It's inexpensive enough that re-sprays throughout the day is acceptable. It's a very fun scent. Perfect for a beach holiday. It's never pretentious or trying to be something other than it's not - it's not the most grown-up scent. It never will be, but nobody is pretending it is. Wear it and have fun. :) *** Kitty rating: 7/10. Hubby rating: 6/10 ("Mmm...a bit sweet. Very vanilla, but it calms down later.")

Katy Perry's "Indivisible" has a beautiful side for me since I've reached the point I can buy perfume that radiates an ideal or a part of my personality now. To me, that's being in a good place. Notes are pretty strong, we Caribbean people are the natural makers of rum and with the coconut and floral notes, I had to get "Indivisible" immediately. I love it. I got the gift set with both 30mL of "Indi" and "Indivisible" for 89TT. The bottle display is stylish and minimalist. I love the cover and the slogan on the side of opaque white bottle of "Indi." It would fit in well in a trendy apartment with white and black art deco I think. As for the juice, "Indi" is a soft musky floral and I was attracted to the notion of an 11 musk perfume immediately. However, no need to be alarmed, "Indi" is not obnoxiously musky on the skin and dries down to a clean fuzzy powder on me. Note the use of the number 11 (Master number and my birth month - its Katy's birth month too). "Indivisible" is more assertive and to me, more feminine. All in all, I am going to wear "Indivisible" today in the August Caribbean heat but already, I do like these perfumes alot. Katy did some personality marketing here because the appeal is to the whole, the one in everyone. I love that. To all who own it and rock it, congratulations!

Since I blind bought it, I was waiting for a creamy fresh coconut, but I got surpised by a creamy and boozy coconut (Surprisingly loved it). If you want to go out at night for a dinner or a date in the summertime, it's one easy reach option. It smells refined with the boozy note of rum, amazingly mixed with a creamy coconut and slight earthy patchouli note. Since I normally hate dominant patchouli notes, I was heavily surprised to see that I liked it. It is then followed by the notes of Sandalwood, Vanilla, Plum, Tonka Bean, Gardenia and musk. I can't really put my nose on the pink pepper. The Gardenia and Musk helps the creaminess of the Coconut and the Vanilla, while the Sandalwood and Tonka Bean helps the Rum, the Plum and the Patchouli with the boozyness and the depth in the perfume. It is a mature boozy scent that doesn't really lasts on my skin :( But I don't mind overspraying it since I payed the 30ml flanker for so cheap in a discount store in Paris wher I also got Hawaiian Tropic fragrance mist with coconut notes as well. They were all 9euros. I think it is a 6.5/10 would be a solid 7.5/10 if it was long lasting on my skin.

I blind bought this, fearfully I must add. I'm not a fan of coconut scents or tropical fruity ones either. But this isn't juvenile or immature. I already have the original Indi, which I really enjoy. It's one of the rare Sandalwood fragrances that I like (although it doesn't list any Sandalwood in the notes breakdown, I definitely get creamy Sandalwood) it's musky too. But not BO or weird funky kind of musk. It's a warm woody, soft powdery scent. It's like if you took a piece of real Sandalwood and dampened it, then rub it on a stoneware tabletop (I've seen it done in India for bridal rituals, to make a paste of Sandalwood and use as mask for the bride-to-be). This doesn't smell cheap and I got it at a bargain for 14USD. Definitely recommend it if you already own or like SJP Stash Untold, or Lalique Soleil EDP or even Indi, although I feel this one projects more and is deeper than Indi. A very comforting and comfortable scent, I'd say more feminine than unisex.

Bought this on a whim. You know when you just have a feeling it's going to work for you. Well... the ol' instinct is on point! This is so cosy. The plum literally only lasts for a minute or two on my skin, I can barely count it as a note. This is all light, boozy vanilla musk and does not stray from that. I'm totally ok with it. Vanilla usually pulls very strongly on my skin but this is fairly restrained. The patchouli is chocolatey which is nice for a bit of added depth and is probably why that vanilla is more restrained for me too. I can understand if you are anosmic to musk that one would think this has zero longevity. Thankfully that's not me and I smell this for hours. It's summer here right now as I write this, and it's nice but I cannot wait to wear this with my woolly's as it cools down. Sure, there are more suave musk scents out there but for the price point this is at I think it's great value and really pleasant.

I was 100% let down by Indi, so I never gave Indi Visible a try....However, I came across the body mist at a discount store this weekend, and I decided to buy it for $3! What a super deal!! I was surprised to find that I really like Indi Visible. It is unique, spicy, and very long lasting for a body spray. I recommend this one for those who like something unique but not overpowering. This reminds me of a perfume I used to have called Avon Far Away Exotic, which has a woody, spicy coconut vibe...the notes are similar too....except Indi Visible has the creamy vanilla note added. I am happy with this new scent in my collection! And in my own opinion, I do not agree with the comparison on this scent to Killer Queen. I also don't find this one at all similar to the original Indi. But give this one a try and see for yourself!

I bought it for the coconut and rum, unfortunately I don't pick up on either. To me this is a sweet, soft, slightly fruity tonka and patchouli with a hint of musk. The patchouli is almost chocolatey to my nose. It smells slightly dated but it is a pleasant little scent. It does not scratch my boozy coconut itch but it is an easy grab for when I want to smell sweet and don't want the fragrance to be in the foreground of my attention all day. my nose does have a sensitivity to patchouli so it always is the first thing I pick up in a fragrance. But this is a patchouli that I can wear. to a non sensitive nose, I imagine the patchouli is quite subtle. But if you are looking for a gourmand boozy coconut, I would say to keep looking elsewhere.

I feel like my nose must be trained to not smell fruity scents unless they’re super prevalent in a fragrance, because every time a fragrance gets reviewed as “overpoweringly fruity” as a negative I can’t smell it at all. Indi Visible is no exception to this, as all I can smell is the coconut, tonka bean, rum and musk, and I think it’s lovely. I’m also surprised at how many reviews say this doesn’t last, as I can REALLY smell it on myself for a long time, and I’m someone that tends to overspray everything. I’d say this would be a great summer vacation fragrance if you don’t want something too expensive. Smells pricier than it actually is.

This smells like a sweet, plummy, vanilla syrup, that fades into a coconut musk. It's a delightful, almost tropical scent. The vanilla, sandalwood, and musk helps to ground it so it doesn't go full-on solar or beachy. The opening is super fruity and fun, but I really enjoy the dry-down best (vanilla, sandalwood, musk). It's not groundbreaking, but it's affordable. Moderate projection and longevity on me. I do find myself need to respray around the 5 hour mark. Since it's so cheap, I do not mind. I also tend to overspray celebrity fragrances for better performance, and because they are so affordable.

I got this along with Indi both in the small 1.0oz bottles for very cheap so I could try them. If I don’t like I can get rid of easy. I went with this first. Extreme musk. Has a floral warm musk feel. Almost medicinal. Kind of minty? Idk how to describe. Not terrible. But not something I personally would grab and wear regularly. But. Not terrible. I like it better than some of my musky and darker scents. I feel I will keep this until I run out and or get sick of the scent. I also feel it’s not very original. But. Unique in its own way. It held wonderfully to my clothing and my skin.

I'm addicted!!!!! Indivisible is a boozy version of the original Indi! So delicious! It is a touch more mature and reminds me of a powdery version of Estee Lauder's Bronze Goddess. This is so easy to wear and super versatile to any occasion, day and night. I tend to wear it more in cooler weather as it is powdery. I love coconut fragrances and this is one of them:) The silage is great, lasting about 6 hours. Absolutely adore the minimalistic bottle too and the fact that it is unisex. This scent is definitely a must if you love musky, powdery coconut scents with a boozy feel:)

In the beginning it is quite boring - typical sweet note of vanilla and cotton candy. But after 15 minutes the initial sweetness is making place to strange flowery scent, kind of sweet milky powdery flowers with cinnamic note, similar to heliotrope, it could be also flowers of iris, phlox, oleander, some species of clematis or wallflower - sweet yet cold powdery "floury" perfume. I've read the notes and all magic is gone - it's "just" coconut and rum. But the two notes together can create quite interesant flower :) Invisible after spraying.

Indi visible was a blind buy because I adore Indi. ( there are no similarities) This flanker opens with a pretty strong rum note that translates as pretty harsh. The plum is nice . The sweetness is there . It's not cloying. It settled to a sweet coconutty scent. It's not a perfume that will project strongly. It does have the longevity. I could still smell it on my skin the following morning. Not an exciting perfume I like it more than I initially did . The dry down is nice. I don't think I'll be grabbing for it much.

I thought I had fallen out of love with this, but turns out I just love it for summer evenings, and not necessarily for winter days. I've always loved this more after the top rum note fades. It's just so warm and alluring. I don't know that I'd go so far as to call it sultry. But there is something intimate and romantic about it. It's so affordable, I don't mind overspraying and then having to wait until the opening sharpness fades. Especially because this lasts a long time on clothes.

This smells like Scandal pour hommes little sister!!! The warm dark vanilla and plum compotte from that one is here very prominent. It's a sticky plump smell, what I also get from scandal Pour homme altho that one seems slightly sharper. Probably not for those who like soft or fresh scents. It has a plasticky feel/sense to it which I think is just a trendy base right now. Not bad for a little cheapie. Projects super strong for the 2 hours I've worn it now. It's a thumbs up from me!

This is an interesting one. The notes made me curious but I expected not to like it. It was a blind buy and when I received it I wasn't sure at first and thought damn, this one is very sweet...but then again I could spot the rum, coconut and vanilla and I kinda liked it! To me it is a strong one but not too overwhelming, definitely reminds me of summer more than anything. If this perfume was a country I would probably say Cuba. I'll keep it in my collection for now!

Very pleasing, very nice perfume. It really is well blended and truly lovely. I can describe it as sweetly floral-woody with high amount of Coumarin - giving it that sandalwood/tonka/coconut scent, it melds with skin and has a powdery, fluffy and yet silky creamy feel to it. it does have 'Indi' dna in there, but this is more 'perfumey'. it would appeal to all age groups, the people behind this did a great job. Try it for easy to wear crowd pleasing perfume.

Picked this up for $9 at Ross because I thought why not. This is the cheapest niche smelling fragrance I have. I see a lot of hate below but if Byredo or BDK put this out people would dislike it less. I agree that it smells similar to Crystal Noir. CN is stronger and sharp but this is more smooth and calming. Definitely could be unisex IMO. Nighttime wear appropriate more so than daytime and it lasts way longer on clothes. I’ll give it a solid 7/10

I mostly get sandalwood with a hint of sweet coconut and vanilla. I almost pick up a note of tea. It's nice. It's a rainy day here, which is washing all the snow away and I'm cozy on the couch, reading. Indi Visible is a whole vibe. Longevity and sillage suck, though😏 Kinda smells like something that would be in the Tokyo Milk Dark line. Definitely unisex and for any age group in my opinion.

A sweeter, fruity flanker that I don't enjoy as much as the original. It is nice but kinda smells like sweet OFF! or Raid bugspray. It's kinda of cloying and doesn't have any of the patch notes stated in the base notes. The longevity is weak but does well on clothes. Reapplication and overspraying aid in all day wear. Nice everyday scent but not necessary or as good as Indi.

Very reasonable price for such longelivity and smells good - sweet coconutish sandalwood with its special character, bit resembles crystal noir. Good choice if you search for this type of fragrance at low budget. Recommended!

This is really beautiful. I would describe it as if La Vie Est Belle or Flowerbomb were to have toasted coconut and booze (rum) added in. It is SO GOOD for the price. Grab it while you can, I hear it is being discontinued ;(