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I don't know why there aren't anymore reviews on this fragrance. I signed up just to give this lolita one. This was a blind purchase but I'm so happy to have chosen it. very citrus in the opening, warm and soft a tad bit powdery just slightly though. I can get the jasmine and sandalwood at the end . all around a great summer fragrance would definitely get if your looking a citrus flower scent .

After the fresh citrus opening, this fragrance becomes a smooth, creamy, and slightly powdery lemon. In a single word, I would describe it as "mellow". This was a blind buy for me, and I'm relieved that this is not a sharp or headache-inducing citrus. It is warm, but also delicate and easy to wear. I don't typically complain about a perfume's performance because I prefer low-sillage fragrances so as to avoid offending others. However, this one becomes a skin scent on me in just a few minutes. I wish it was a little bit stronger and longer-lasting because the composition itself is lovely. So far, I've loved every Lolita Lempicka fragrance I've tried.

What a pleasent surprise. I'm not a fan of overly tingly, fizzy, citrussy scents so I was a bit apprehensive because of the big emphasis on citrus top notes. But this is different. It is warm and creamy and sunny and delicious. It almost has a gourmand quality to it that lasts all day. It is a summer scent. Having said that, it is November right now (the rainy, windy southern Scandinavian type of November), I just received the bottle a few days ago and I can't stop smelling my wrist and smile. Absolutely gorgeous!

Smells like a lovely toilet cleaner. But sparkly and lovely. Lasts about an hour. Dries to a skin scent in about 20 minutes, and is gone completely between 1-3 hours after that. Bottle is amazing, one of the coolest in my collection. Will keep for summer.

I like a brazen citrus bristling with kinetic energy or a citrus scent with a novel accord that jumps out and shouts, "plot twist!" This is a subdued orange scent which is probably best suited to people who are wary of citrus. I don't see how anyone can find this sharp when the resins here seem to be blunting any edges. The petigrain and orange are a soft, constant citric presence and the sandalwood is so quiet at the end that I have to put my nose into the crook of my arm to smell it. However, this isn't a trail of orange incense curling into the sky. The orange isn't juicy and sweet or zesty and acidic. I would say this is citrus performing outside of its character made from quality materials by a skillful nose. I'm just not the intended audience for this composition.