Pink Heart V 6

Upon first smell, I hated this one. I tried it at a niche perfume shop in Melbourne and I think it was mixing with the other scents in the air. I just smelled smoker or ashtray vibes. However, once outside the shop I could tell it was complex and like a flower. I didn't get Jasmine from it like other people, but I definitely get a strange springtime flower that you smell "wafting on the wind" kind-of-feeling. It sweetened with time and I found it grew on me and I couldn't stop smelling it on my skin after leaving the shop. The more I wear it, the more I love it. I find I go nose-blind some days and think it has faded quickly, but it definitely lingers on clothing. I will often catch a whiff of it off a jumper or coat later after forgetting I had used it. Feels edgy, different, not like anything else that is out there, but still approachable - unlike some niche scents. Definitely one of my faves even if I am terrified of dropping the bottle due to its awkward yet very cool shape.

Starts with cough syrup, then morph into nondescript jumble of yellow florals with a hint of tobacco for good measure. The tobacco then grow more pronounced on the dry down. It's nice but a bit generic, it evokes the image of a a tobacco pipe chain smoker drinking chamomile tea inside a Lush shop. I would say this leans feminine.

This is a truly interesting fragrance. For me it is a tobacco-floral-narcissus fragrance. It starts green and aromatic like a niche fragrance, and goes into a very comfortable mixture of floral and tobacco notes, more mainstream and comfortable. Only slightly animalic, mostly powdery and cozy. Can be easily worn by men.

A beautiful, powdery yet realistic, freshly cut narcissus played along with a soft tobacco and a pinch of mint. Feminine and delicate.

Sweet bubblegumesque exotic flowers lure you deeper into the jungle. You can see the amazing deep magenta flowers in the splintering light filtering down through the canopy just ahead at a little clearing. You get a queasy, uneasy feeling in the pit of your stomach as you press on forward. The putrid stench of rotting flesh of dead swamp reeds and decomposing plant matter wafting in the warm breeze snaps you back to reality just before you are captured in the jaws of this treacherous, carnivorous prehistoric plant trap. I get a note of tooth decay which isn’t a treat, and I found the same tooth decay note in V.8 abundance. I loved my sample of V.8 but fear I can’t revisit it because of this. It’s a shame.

It is a somewhat ambibal perfume because you can see the quality of the perfume, I notice a juicy tuberose in its purest "absolute tuberose" style mixed with others notes "white florals", I can breathe the dexterity in the mixture but there is something strange in it... a note that gives it a slightly "sticky" air and it is not because of its sweetness... I am according to the sensation of pecking duck sauce or some type of sweet spicy sauce that some randome unicorn percives

I think all the MoTH perfumes are really really nice. This is objectively nice. I think it is very feminine, not too sweet and sits really close. To me the jasmine stands out big time. This may be because I am a certified jasmine hater. Makes my nose itch. Maybe I'm allergic to jasmine? This is just occurring to me. Anyway, I think this also smells a bit frangipani-y. Not really my thing as the jasmine stands towering over everything else.

On me it smells almost exactly,but in a modern way l,ike Je Reviens by Worth.I had them both and i am telling ya all-they are twins.This pink heart is not a safe blind buy ,dont be fooled by the girly colour.Nothing girly here-strong powdery vintage smell .Very nostalgic.Throw me back 40 years ago

Rich spicy floral and balsamic scent with nice jasmine that smells almost like an actual essence. It blends very well with other heavy floral notes and with gooey labdanum base. It’s not my type of scent, but I can see how beautifully it’s made. Follow me on IG: scent.guide

The opening is very fruity-sweet on me. I was convinced that I could also smell aniseed but there's no liquorice in the notes, so I can't explain that... Over time the fragrance gradually becomes more floral. I can't identify the different floral notes but they feel voluptuous. I also get something cool and spicy (maybe the mint-like shiso leaf?). I did not like it at first, but it has grown on me. It's interesting and on the right person, it could be a unique date night scent!

This smells like the perfume version of pepto bismol or like liquid flinstone vitamins. Initial impression was "gross but it's sweet so not ALL bad?" I mean, at least it's different, right? The dry down is better since the medicinal aspect fades and florals become the key player. Overall it's just a weird fragrance that I can't imagine would be appropriate for 85% of people in 85% of situations (yes, I DO mean that the very few people that could concievably pull this off, wouldn't even be able to do so all the time).

I get a weird smell when sniffing this one! i get a mouth like smell and i believe it's ylang narcissus mix with bits of tobacco. There is broom, allot of jasmines, and some iris. As much as it is disturbing i just can't stop sniffing the blend over and over! it's indeed smells like saliva but it's kind of worm and very amusing! most likely it's quite sexy and addictive! Very amusing and very confusing. It reminds me allot of "Putain des Palaces" by Etat Libre d'Orange mixed with "Amelia" by Grossmith.

I had smelt this brand in store before and wrote it off as being similiar to JHAG but this one is Gorgeous. Effervescent candied florals. I want to bite my arm. If I was into girlie perfumes but still wanted it to be super unique and quirky, I'd pick this one for sure.

I get an initial blast of fruity buble gum, wich doesn't bother me, but then i get PECKING DUCK SAUCE (???!) I will say it probably is my nose picking up some random stuff that isn't even there, but I just find it oddly specific.

Very unique scent but the shiso really gave it a strong herbaceous tone that it probably won’t suit most office or indoor scenarios. It’s probably nicer as a bath product.

Old people or moth balls, can't figure out why I hate this so much but it smells bad.