Forever Diamonds

Peach, jasmin, tuberose, vanilla. Reminds me a bit of Avon Amour, but I prefer Amour, because of the tuberose note in Forever Diamonds. Tuberose gives me a headache. It is the opening that resembles Avon TTA Amour, but the dry down is different, more typical of Mary Kay. The bottle is beautiful, elegant. The catalog doesn't tell the size of the bottle, maybe about 50 ml? The price is 58,80 €. It is too expensive for a home sale brand that doesn't spend a lot of money on ads etc. This is not very unique, there are similar type of scents a lot. But it is still elegant, feminine and classy, if you like tuberose and vanilla combined with jasmine.

A little too white floral for my taste but pleasant!

This is so impressively balanced -the sweetness in Forever Diamonds invokes happy energy and makes it less of a boring clean work-scent; however it doesn't lose its sophistication at the same time. You don't get a young, playful, flirty girl vibe from this, you get the vibe of an independent,smart lady who knows how to have fun. The opening of the perfume is my favourite, fresh peaches squeezed in soft petals, whereas the drydown is more towards floral-y. Decent sillage and longevity , nothing to complain Edit: I usually don't get along with perfumes that have tuberose, I disliked CH Good Girl and Juicy Couture edp, but this one my nose doesn't really detect much tuberose, I'm confused but it's probably a good thing! :D

Missing in the scent pyramid? Aldehydes! In fact, it is the aldehydes that separate this from a sea of fruity florals, and give it a dressier feel. Long-lasting and elegant, it reminds me of a softer version of Elizabeth Taylor's Love & White Diamonds.

Just lovely, exactly the amount of sweetness I like. Fruity, floraly, vanillay without smelling like a sugar bomb. Sweet but sophisticated.