Vintage

Most noticeable notes: Rose, Magnolia, Tea, and Musk Vintage reminds me of a tea party in a garden filled with freshly cut roses. The scent is fresh, timeless, simple, and surprisingly sophisticated. It's one of those perfumes that always manages to lift my spirit. I usually dislike strong florals, but this is a 10/10 for me. One of those few scents you can wear in hot weather without it starting to feel tacky and overwhelming. Durability: Not very long lasting. 2-3 hours tops. Kind of disappointing. Silage: Strong. The smell of roses can be quickly sensed from a short, formal distance. People don't need to lean in to smell it, if they're close to you, chances are, they will.

Vintage is quite simple but sophisticated at the same time. On my skin I can smell roses and something else. It's more fruity than floral to me. A very luminous kind of scent, perfect for daytime wear.

Roses, roses, roses and maaaybe a little tea... that's all I can get. This rosey kind of fragances tend to become a little heavy and sour after a while. At least on my skin. I think a "vintage" fragance should smell classic, elegant and unforgettable, but all I can think of when I smell it, is my grandma Angelica. She was a lovely lady who cooked wonderfully and had his house impeccably clean. But she perfumed herself out of a 25 oz. plastic bottle. I think Kosiuko's California Valley is much more interesting, and you can actually smell all the notes it promises.