Tropical Splash Hibiscus

...strangely i'm impressed... i gave it a try, because of its stunning colour, and this is a much happier scent than many "happy" scents on the market! Although it's a splash, i'm in the 8th hour and it still smells distinctly: mandarin, hibiscus, rasberry and something citrusy - overall a delicious, uplifting summer smell <3 !! Many have complained about its staying power, but perhaps it's more suitable for the summer heat! ( a 10-year-old student of mine commented: Miss it's edible! Yummy!) And to think i'm a woody-spicy-oriental maniac ;)

I was quite exited to try this, but I actually knew in the back of my head that I shouldn't keep my expectations to high. I spritzed it and it's a pleasant light floral fruity, more floral than fruity, though not extremely exotic and not very what I've expected a hibiscus-fragrance should smell like. Still it's very inoffensive and pleasant as I said earlier.. The staying power is terrible, but hey, you're it's called a 'splash', so splashing is what you're supposed to do... a lot.

I like this one its a little sweet but not too overpowering and its perfect for summer since its a light toilette. Its fresh, feminine, and sweet. Reminded me of a very toned down daisy eau so fresh.

I like this one its a little sweet but not too overpowering and its perfect for summer since its a light toilette. Its fresh, feminine, and sweet. Reminded me of a very toned down daisy eau so fresh.

This starts off as a lovely tropical-floral scent, with the hibiscus as the central note. As it wears though, it fades into a watery freesia body mist. The woods and vetiver listed above are nowhere to be found. I really liked the hibiscus note while it lasted, but I was disappointed as the scent dried down. I found it a little generic. This could make a nice light scent for hot summer days if you like freesia. The lasting power is quite poor though - a few minutes at the most on my skin.