Jungle

Blind bought this one and sort of regretted it. The initial blast smells nice and woody but that lasts for only a couple of seconds. Once on my skin, (alas!) I only smell plastic. The first time I sprayed it I washed it off right away and that is where the hay-like vetiver scent came out. Now that was lovely but then I can not spray and wash it off every time I use it. :-( I'll give it another try when the weather becomes warmer in the hopes that I'll get that nice jungle smell.

In case anyone wasn't aware. LUSH re-released this scent under the name Tropical Fruit perfume in the kitchen. The irony is I've been twiddling my thumbs waiting for the re-release of this as I miss it so much- esp with the conditioner now discontinued. This is what blows my mind about LUSH- they make the dumbest decisions I have ever seen in a company. WHY wouldn't you just name the perfume Jungle if a fan following has already been established for the scent for over TWENTY YEARS. *eye roll*. That's like booking a Taylor Swift concert under her random new name she now wants to go by she made up overnight. Plus... The Jungle name suits it better- it literally has all the photorealistic ingredients of an actual jungle, grass, woods, cypress, florals. NO FRUIT. Its like they do these passive aggressive moves just to be annoying. A bored micromanaging Karen must run the company. Always changing stuff when their forefathers already perfected the legacy. ANYWAY- since this is a fragrance review site- I can't say enough good things about JUNGLE. It's a creative photorealistic blend of fantasy notes that totally give the vibe of being lost in a hot climate in the rain forest. The only thing 'fruity' about it is the sweetness coming from the Ylang Ylang- otherwise its pretty complex and earthy. 5 star scent. 0 star LUSH staff running the kitchen. Hands down complete morons.

This is fabulous. You’ll smell like a hothouse full of tropical foliage. The scent just breathes, hot and humid. Very tropical/sexy. I would say this runs younger. If you were older, you could risk the impression of damp mildewiness. Likely not for hot, oppressive climates.

Dont really like it due to the lack of petchouli