Kingkydise

I was looking for any leeche scent, as I noticed most of my favourite ones have this note. I asked around and someone pointed at this gem. I got an official sample from the brand. I got 2 bottles , I just simply can't get enough of it. Really fresh and just beautiful leeche note, you can't find. All the similar perfumes mentioned here are not really similar. It's one of a kind. Maybe it is generic, I am not an expert. I own just a small amount of perfumes around 25. I tried heaps, around 200, but nothing so feeach and feminine, just sex in a bottle for me. I want to smell like this all day every day. I do not care if someone noticed it on me. I am just in love and I wear it for me only.

I wanted to have this perfume due to its similarity with Baby Doll, the fragrance I used to wear from its launch till it was no longer manufactured. It is indeed similar due to its fruity/floral/playful character, but better done and really long-lasting. If Baby Doll was perfect for a 17-18 year-old girl, Kingkydise is suitable for young and not-so-young women, with one condition: to be optimistic in general, friendly, capable of a smile even in the darkest hour and have a nice word for anyone who is sad or upset. This is who I always try to be and I want my perfume to express that as well.

one of my first perfumes was In Love Again by Yves Saint Laurent - got it when I was around 16. Repurchased multiple bottles, loved it deeply and unconditionally this reminded me In Love Again YSL immediately. I went straight to "reminds me of" and saw that I am not alone On topic, this is sweet-fruity-girly-flirty. Lovely, but doesn't feel age appropriate for me anymore, and also I find this one overpriced for what it is.

Fruity, sweet, lightly citrusy. Not overly cloying or heavy, and not too fresh. It smells very young though, like something I’d absolutely love if I was 16; not enough backbone or personality for a self-aware woman. You can smell the quality, but it’s also oddly generic. UPDATE: I might be a basic bit*h, because I kind of like it, and can't help myself. Ugh.

It's really nice and you can tell it's made with quality ingredients, but it's painfully boring. It reminds me of the fruity 'pink' fragrances that were popular in the 2010s and even kind of smells like Delina and it's six thousand dupes. This fragrance is very overpriced for what it offers, you'd be better off just getting Versace Bright Crystal on sale. It's got the same vibe.

This is very well done and super strong with magnificent quality. It smells like a fresh grapefruit with sugar sprinkled on it and it’s not much more complicated than that. It reminds me of those generic fruity female fragrances you find when you’re standing in a queue to pay at a woman’s high street clothes shop. If you want a feminine sugary/citrus fragrance that actually lasts, then this is it.

This one reminds me a bit of Indult Manakara, which is pure candied lychee and rose. This is a bit more nuanced, but still a carefree, girly scent, albeit with a clear sense of identity (the the tea and amber help here) and a bit of peppery personality. This is a better perfume than so many of the fruity designer contenders--it's a bit rounder, but perhaps still young. I'm in my 40s, and I'm a bit embarrassed about it, but I love naively sugary rose scents with the kind of abandon I don't think will ever leave my soul. There's spirit and energetic joy all bottled here--but she's French and has great taste, lol. I suspect I may decide this one is FBW if it sticks around for more than a few hours.

Playful fruity fun without being cloying. Modern and fresh enough to wear in most seasons. Would be an easy reach, but not basic-beyach.