Kensie Loving Life

You can tell it's cheap only because of its longevity. It was my signature for about a year, and it has never failed me. It's delicate and sweet, but interesting and absorbing. Everyone loves it. Perfect for when you're in your early twenties and it's fall, and you've been staying in a clinic for a couple of weeks. You're freezing and everything is awful, but you dry your hair next to the radiator while people smoke in the patio, and you know you'll miss everyone you met in there forever.

I owned this perfume for a while but didn't think anything special of it. one day I decided to wear this to school and everyone complimented me and asked what I was wearing! I love this inexpensive scent

Loving Life is a musky white floral with some citrus and berries blended in. It's more sweet and fruity in the opening and as it settles, the other notes step up. It's primarily a light scent with a base of woody and sweet vanilla notes. Green is also there but I would not put that high on the list when describing this scent. I only notice the green notes when I look for them because they are really in the background. I'm not a big fan of lily of the valley because I find it often takes over but it's soft in Loving Life. I find it pretty mass appealing and safe. It's very nice for the day time anywhere or any time and is a great spring and summer option. It wears quite close to the skin and is best in the warmer weather. The only drawback is the performance. It just does not last long. Now it's also not expensive so I take that into consideration but I wish I could get that gorgeous scent that's there shortly after spraying to stick around longer.

This smells exactly like a hair product I have used before, but I can’t remember exactly which one. It’s probably a conditioner that comes with the box of hair dye. I would only want to wear this if I was feeling reminiscent.

This scent is a little complicated. I smell a ton of different things and it’s distracting. It feels like they just didn’t put any effort to blend them properly. Like they just picked notes and threw them together and said “Done!”. I definitely would not say this is a safe buy. It’s not really offensive like others but it’s not pleasing either.