Superworld Unknown

I absolutely love this perfume but understand how it really isn't for everyone. Personally, I first picked it up because I grew up with my mum wearing insolence by guerlain nonstop and the neroli citrusy rose notes in this make me feel like I'm wearing my own younger iteration of her favourite scent hahaha... As someone who usually hates sweet smelling perfumes, this one hits completely different. When you first spray it, the citrus really comes through like lemonade but it settles into a really irresistible escapist scent. It takes you away completely from where you are and personally makes me feel like I'm incredibly excited and laughing with friends after we've just hopped a fence and snuck into a festival. If you're not a fan of sweet scents don't let that stop you! I find only the cocoa brings the sweetness and even then its quite grounding and doesn't hit you in the head like vanilla does. The ylang ylang definitely attributes to the imaginative vibe with this! Definitely not a lowkey scent though! Every time I wear this people point it out and I love it :-) Also reminds me of lemonade by sophie if it were a perfume...... I put it on every time I want to forget about my responsibilities !

One of my all time favourite Lush Perfumes, I used to own the old style bottle about 9 years ago which didn’t have a spray nozzle and although it was difficult to apply I appreciated the scent. Now I have the spray version I can smell the notes a lot better and have fallen in love even more. It opens with a fresh sherbety lime which settles with the Cocoa and Rose. A truly unique fragrance that is addictive. It’s sweet but has many layers and has the complexity that a lot of sweet fragrances lack. It’s very heady so probably more suited to cool summer days, the scent is strong and lingers a clothing for days. There’s something about this fragrance that is nostalgic and brings me cheer everytime I smell it. After a while it smells very similar to 29 high street perfume from Lush. Applied heavily this does have a “cleaner” type smell, but the freshness soon dies down and the beautiful lime, rose and benzoin shine through. This and “All good things” are my favourite fragrances from that time and I would love to find a fresh bottle of that to alternate with this in the autumn months.

This is quite a unique smell. It's very hard to describe, but for me, it smells initially of lime and citrus, but then it softens into a bit of a sweet and sandalwood-y scent. The website describes it as "candy-floss", but I think that's misleading because it's not really that sweet. It's slightly sweet, but not like sugar. The scent to me is quite effervescent, if that makes sense. It's like 7-Up meets sandalwood. Ok, that sounds weird, but it's hard to describe. Let's just say, it works. It smells like nothing I have ever smelled in my life. I really do like it. I was excited to finally get my hands on some since I live in the USA. EDIT: I've realized two things about this scent: 1.) It really does grow on you after a while 2.) It could really be unisex

This perfume is made with high quality natural ingredients. LUSH should be able to charge a higher price. I didn't have the experience I imagined when I heard about the amusement park. But it does have a nostalgic scent like the candy from my childhood. It's difficult to wear this fragrance in the middle of a summer day. If you wear it in summer, the evening is more suitable. I learned the news about the end of sales. I would like it to be restocked.

First spritz I was full of regret as a lime/alcohol concoction overpowered my senses. But it dried down to a lovely sandalwood limeade and by the end of the day smelled like powdery incense and citrus candy on my skin. Love love love. So glad I got a bottle, I'm sure I'll have wished I got two if it's going to be another 10 years before I see it again. edit: for Lush fans, the opening and beginning of it smells very similar to Calacas on my skin