Wonderlust

At first I could smell the powdery heliotrope almond with the jasmine, the cashmeran the sandalwood it was still jasmine with a scent on the side that I didnt think made it better. I think it made it slightly less than compared to what it is now. Ive always liked it but didnt reach for it much since I guess when you get to as many as I have now, when nearly all recent releases feature jasmine in the mid notes, even a gourmand, unless youre going for a straight up gourmand as in you smell like synthetic foods and the imaginary version of what something you taste like smells like, perfume oils in every way, not any kind of perfume or natural ingredient oil. So you dont reach for any too often, since I try to wear a different one every day and if I never do? Give them a new home with someone who will, and realized I havent worn WL in a while, so Ill wear it today. Its been about 2 years since I first opened the new bottle and Im not getting the same at all as my first review upon a week into wearing it. It was a hint of bergamot for a second with a very powdered almondy jasmine and soft sandalwood finish... another jasmine and something perfume at the time. Not bad at all I love MK, but not standing out in my ever growing collection so she sat a while without much attn. Then I wore it the past few days in a row. The oxidization since has resulted in the jasmine sambac taking over everyone in the bottle, told them allll gtfo, and they all said, yes ma'am we are leaving sorry to bother you! Its like smelling the real flower too. Thats IT. No powder. Nothing maybe a slight bitter almond left? But thats a guess really, because I cant believe it could change to this so drastically just 2 years in. Perfumes expire at 6 years (according to the industry you judge for yourself whether or not the ingredients have broken down into toxic compounds). Alien Goddess funnily, is the 1st "If you like this you might also like" list and thats what it reminds me of NOW. The projection and longevity are a monster, and nearly eternal. Theres no need for a more than a few sprays and no touchup. If I were to smell it now vs 2 years ago Id say no this isnt the real WL. I like this one better. The base, about 2 days later, is finally mostly the sandalwood on the skin(!) And my skin eats perfume within minutes so much so I got a perfume primer for it. Doesnt matter if its moisturized or not. That perfume is disappearing fast and I understand most clothing will hold perfume far longer than skin. Got a new perfume in the meantime today (lol) and I had to take my old clothes out of the room so the new perfume could not be overwhelmed with jasmine still floating around my room. So you enjoy that powdered almond & jasmine w soft cashmeran and sandalwood mix while you can. By the time the new Lattafa/Paris Corner etc has blended out the smell of rubber (Minya finally stopped smelling like rubber - a year later, and is actually one of my favs on the shelf rn) to somewhat wearable around year 1-2, if this one is still on your shelf? Get ready to meet a whole different kind of lust imo because this went from pretty to sexy. I recommend it more so after blending in a few years, I liked it a lot then, but I love it now.

I originally tried this at the time of its release, based on comments linking it to AMARIGE. I wasn't struck silly, but I did make note to try again in future. (A note - Reformulation has taken away the Heavy amber and woods in this. Honestly, I actually prefer the reform - but what I own is an original formula. 😂 Definitely see the Dior Addict link people are noting! Not in the current formula, just the original one....!) So great to find a warm weather appropriate white floral that isn't lacking complexity. While I adore (and find this comparable to) Monoi from Yves Rocher, that is quite one-dimensional and better suited specifically to a holiday setting. I have often worn ALIEN in the height of heat (speaking British weather here, though I do relate heady Jasmine to summertime due to time spent in Tunisia as a child) it's pretty polarising.... and I do not wish to make anybody feel nauseous (also looking at you, Poeme), but this manages to remain perfectly heat appropriate with its fresh green almond nuance, smoothing the ruffle edged warm tropical/exotic florals. It's well balanced, demure and restrained. DIVINE. 🌺 The only other scent I've actually owned from Michael Kors is their "GLAM JASMINE" (worst name ever?) which I bought twice and re-sold both times. That is a bubblegum sweet and light jasmine, but it smells almost identical to BEAUTY by CK or Tendre Jasmin by Yves Rocher, both of which I also owned and sold on, so go figure.... I tried their "SEXY AMBER" (second worst name?) also, but that smelled suspiciously similar to Voile D'Ambre, also by Yves Rocher. Sensing a pattern...? ✨✨✨ I never tried the original, highly coveted, cult classic, "MICHAEL" in its original format. Though I don't doubt that there's an Yves Rocher out there that smells suspiciously similar. 😂🥴 I've tried the reform, which reminded me of the original Marc Jacobs fragrance. Anyway, while I wouldn't claim to be a fan of the brand's offerings on the whole, WONDERLUST is the one for me. I'm so glad I returned to it and finally took the plunge. Curiousity is now piqued re: the flankers. 😍

Wonderlust: Received this as a sample, not in a spray vial but a sample card that had a small pad saturated in the perfume. Had Wonderlust sample sitting in a drawer for a couple months due to being leary about it after reading it had almond milk in it. Had sampled Marc Jacobs Perfect and although Iiked it the first few times, eventually I got nauseous by the sourness of the almond milk note of it, therefore,, I was afraid to try Wonderlust. But on a whim looking for something new to try, and as leery as I was; Decided afterall to go for it and take it out. I am glad I gave in! It is so pretty. At first spray my skin oddly radiated Sand and Sable, which is something my mom has worn for years. She even agreed at first sniff that Wonderlust was reminiscent of it. I was taken back by this. It stayed true to Sand and Sable within a couple of hours then Wonderlust started to push and pull between notes of fruit and Jasmine, with a creamy tone underneath, which could be the almond milk, not sure because the typical sourness was not there though. Overall, Wonderlust did not offend anyone I was around, my fiancé even commented how much he liked it. It sits mostly close to skin on me with a slight trail beyond the skin. It is pretty, beachy,, creamy,, cozy, and. comforting. I assume it could be worn anytime of the year. Amazing longevity too, I initially applied around 2pm yesterday, reapplied just a little more around 9pm, (purposely did not shower before bed in order to really review this fragrance properly) Its 8am and I can still smell it on my arm. Again, this was not a spray sample so the liquid vial may prove much different but I am so surprised at the longevity off the card sample and now am hoping to try Wonderlust in spray sample to see if I still like it enough to spend the money to buy a full bottle. 9/10 Will do an update review if I acquire a spray sample.

I had to blind buy this because of reasons and I read all the way back to 2019 and all the perfumes mentioned I have or just got this year or are on my wishlist (Euphoria and Addict I am and have been looking at you). Mon Guerlain (and 3 flankers, yes I love that line), Good Girl, Libre Intense, Guess Seductive Noir, Jimmy Choo Illicit, Angel, any Burberry perfume ever made i mean ANYTHING they've ever done I love to even buy my man only Burberry colognes. lol. So it's....quote unquote, Boring. Very Unique. Too mature. Too immature. Perfumey. Creamy gourmand. Perfect for autumn. Saving it for summer. Too strong. A skin scent. No scent trail. Compliments on scent trail from strangers and coworkers scent trail smells good. Men reviewing it as a like and bf liking it. Bf hating it. Go to bed scent. Go on a date scent. Tropical. Winter in front of a fireplace. Cheap. "Trophy wife that hasn't let it go to her head"(LOL). Lol what is it guys?! Seems like it's really one of those perfumes that truly does vibe with your own skin. I guess I can rest assured I'm right up my alley though because I already have and love or want all the perfumes mentioned except Burberry Brit. She's too young for me, but then again she's Burberry and I do love Burberry everything so I'd probably come around to her after a rough wooing. Lol I forgot I just ordered the cutest pink Michael Kors purse a few days ago to match her with too!!! Awww I'll update when I get it but when I hear, "perfumey", "wifey", or anything to do with "Guerlain" my radar goes off the chart. I love Black Opium and any one of the 800 La Petitie Robe Noirs (Preferably Black Perfecto edt Florale) so if the makers of this have anything to do with either of those, Im keeping it FOREVER. But will update in 2 to 4 days shipping time. Lol

Upon reading the notes, this does NOT seem like something I would like. But it grew on me and now I love it. The first time I ever encountered this fragrance (before I had developed any semblance of olfactory intelligence), I swore all I could smell was grapefruit- which must have been the bergamot. I didn't smell the pink pepper (thank goodness because I usually hate pepper). And as it dried down, it gave me a musky, sunblocky, beachy vibe. During this time, I was desperately hunting for discontinued V&R Salty Flower. So I was latching on to anything that smelled vaguely powdery / sunblocky. I tricked myself into thinking Wonderlust was just a slightly sweeter version of Salty Flower, and now it is one of my favorites. It definitely evokes the feelings of a beach getaway. Before even reading about the video campaign: "a gold, sequined-dress-clad Lily Aldridge escaping from a yacht into a small speedboat with her paramour into a rose-fueled sunset..." i swore i got 'fancy sailboat + cocktails' vibes. There was something oceany about it, despite being salt-less. On my skin, it gives me the same powdery fresh linen scent that I pull from Salty Flower, albeit, sweeter and muskier. If I didn't know any better, I would say the almonds are in the middle notes and base notes because get a sweet, creamy scent the entire time i'm wearing it. That being said, it doesn't last long AT ALL! I feel like it disappears after an hour or so. For the price, i would expect something a little more powerful. I've been able to remedy this by layering it with Juliette Has a Gun- Not a Perfume. The single note cetalox seems to make Wonderlust last 3x longer, as well as add a little bit of depth and complexity.

Wonderlust starts off with a blast of pink pepper and a bright but soft bergamot that only lasts for a couple seconds before it morphs into a heady, intoxicating, fresh, and sensual jasmine and a soft, airy, and powdery heliotrope bouquet. The almond milk lasts throughout the life of the fragrance and is nutty, lactonic, and almost watery. To my nose, the almond milk leans photorealistic, although still a perfumer’s interpretation, for me rather than gourmand. The carnation, sandalwood, and benzoin play nicely together to provide a cozy, warm, resinous (vanilla-esque and balsamic) and spicy foundation to the floral and almond elements of the fragrance. This fragrance is romantic, feminine, airy and vintage. It evokes the feeling of being embraced by a lover wearing a soft cashmere sweater and smelling this fragrance on their skin and clothes. As someone who typically doesn’t reach for white florals, this fragrance is a love for me. It is an unpretentious, versatile, and compliment getter fragrance, and is perfect for an everyday wear in every season or casual event. I think it’s also good for a laid back date night, and would be amazing layered with Kilian’s Rolling in Love. The fragrance also starts with moderate projection, but after a couple of hours it becomes intimate. It lasts for eight to twelve hours on clothes, and six on skin.

I am absolutely enthralled with this EDP and kind of get my feelings hurt by all the people calling this one boring. It may not be the most complex scent or even the most unique but it’s still beautiful! The opening is very citrusy and fruity and lasts for several minutes, followed by a sharp almond, the almond does do a little something to my senses before it begins to fade into a milky white floral. I love that part, it’s so exciting to me how this fragrance moves from one layer to the next. Several hours in and I’m still picking up a very sexy, milky, smooth floral, that ends almost completely vanilla/sandalwood on me. I initially passed on this fragrance when I received a sample because something about the name/marketing turned me off, I just felt like it wasn’t for me which is silly, we all know not to judge a book by it’s cover- but this scent is ALL me. I am obsessed with the sexy warm coziness of this perfume and I’m so happy I gave the sample a try and eventually purchased a full size for myself. Wonderlust is honestly the perfect date night perfume or even just an every day. It’s powerful without being overbearing or loud and it hits all the right notes in my opinion. Overall a really great add to my collection.

This perfume is one rebrand away from becoming the best perfume ever. The name "Wonderlust" takes away the main strength of this perfume, which is that it's a nice cosy fragrance that's really versatile and never too overwhelming. As someone who lives in a hot climate, I've been searching for an "all-rounder" perfume that I could wear to work, when it's too hot, or just generally when my more extravagant perfumes don't fit the occasion. However, I've found that a lot of perfumes on the market that are supposed to fit this profile are always too floral, too musky, too citrusy, or too expensive. I love the powdery almond aspect of this perfume, because it's not accompanied by an overwhelming amount of sweetness. The citrus in the initial opening is a nice way of balancing the scent to make it more versatile, but I do feel like it takes away from the almond milk a bit. I think the almond and heliotrope needs to be given the spotlight. Not told to shut up. I think the marketing problem is one of the reasons why people might find this perfume generic or underwhelming. The name "Wonderlust" sounds like you're on a yacht off the coast of Greece. This perfume, however, smells like you're sitting by a window in your Tuscan home.

This fragrance wasn't on my radar until I recieved a sample of it and decided to try it. On my skin it becomes such a warm, nutty, creamy fragrance. Benzoin works especially well on my skin and I think that is the note that really brings everything else to life for me. I m a big fan of gourmands and sweet fragrances. So this sticky, sweet fragrance that makes me smell like a dessert, is perfect for me. If you aren't a big fan of sweet frageances this is definitely a try before you buy. I don't find this overwhelmingly sweet, most of the sweetness comes from the benzoin. I don't claim this is a subtle, classy or refines fragrance, but it's fun and playfully sexy. And easy to wear evening fragrance. Really, I would feel comfortable wearing it for any casual occassion. I have worn it on pretty warm summers evenings and I was surprised how well it worked it heat. The performance is pretty decent overall. It lasts about 6-8 hours on my skin and has pretty good projection for the first few hours of wear than stays a little closer to the skin for the reast of the wear. I am quite happy I was able to try the sample, otherwise I would never have discovered this lovely fragrance.

This is very ethereal, it's an airy, powdery, lightly milky, sweet floral on me. The heliotrope and almond milk give it a powdery almond that I quite like. Carnation, pink pepper and bergamot give it just a hint of soft spicyness. The heliotrope again, jasmine and carnation a lovely floral that is sweetish. The sandalwood is creamy with the help of the resins being very mellow and giving some vanilla hints, they work well together here. I'm never really sure about the cashmere wood, bc it could just as easily be the sandalwood that gives it that woody note, or maybe they work together. This is a like, but not a strong one. I get a burning in my nose if I spray the front of my neck or more than a couple spritz anywhere. I solve this problem by spraying on the back of my neck under my hair or the back of my knees. I don't subscribe to the notion that a scent has a time or season to be worn, I just wear when I'm in the mood for it. Not a safe blind buy IMO bc it doesn't list sweet in the accords, I'm definitely getting floral sweet. Everyone's mileage varies.

I have a sample of Wonderlust. I can smell the jasmine note for sure. I could’ve sworn an orange blossom note was in this fragrance. It definitely has an orange-y and juicy citrus burst In the opening. I can’t stand YSL Libre so I don’t get that comparison - YSL Libre is heavy on the soapy lavender note which completely turned me off. I can appreciate and enjoy Wonderlust though. It’s much creamier and prettier due to the jasmine and almond and sandalwood notes. I mostly smell sandalwood in the dry down, which is a note I love in fragrances. It’s so interesting to me how different everyone’s sense of smell is haha! I’m not sure if I will purchase a full bottle of this fragrance after my sample is used up. It smells quite similar to Narciso Rodriguez Ambrée (which I own a bottle of and prefer), except a tad lighter. It’s a pretty perfume that one can wear any time, and during any season. It’s an inoffensive, natural, soft perfume. I’m surprised that musk is not listed as a note because I do get a touch of muskiness.

I think this one is a misunderstood unique beautiful fragrance which definitely needs more attention. Keeping all the categorization aside, if one has to set on a quest for a warm, pleasant, divine-smelling perfume, this should appear near the top of the list. The spicy-sharp top notes are purifying and add shimmer to the base which is ultra-smooth velvety where warm and floral notes are so well blended it gets hard to tell them apart. The shimmer-velvet nature justifies the name Wonderlust! And the positive energy that it brings also justifies the story of voyage and adventure. The depiction of blue sea and beach in the ad campaign looks very misleading though and can make a few disappointed as the fragrance does not lean at all on the fresh or breezy side. It's an elegant fragrance that makes one feel pure and noble. I recently read an article on Fragrantica about the newer genre of cashmeran notes, and I think Wonderlust deserves special attention for its unique use of cashmeran and the way it's blended.

It gives me chai latte vibes (substituted with almond milk, of course). Must be because the carnation flower supposedly smells like cloves, and the benzoin note here is supposed to give cinnamon vibes. It somehow manages to be both fresh and warm/spicy at the same time. I remember getting a sample of this in the mail and it would always instantly relax me and make me smile. I ended up getting a full bottle and making it my signature, haha. Something about this perfume just screams "autumn" to me (golden-brown color aesthetics, lattes, cardigans) which is ironic because it was advertised as a summer, beachy scent. If anything it's perfect for that transition between summer and autumn, but honestly, you can wear this year-round. I've yet to smell anything similar to the simplicity of this, so I must say it's pretty underrated! I love Wonderlust. <3 Edit 11/25: Interestingly enough, now that it's gotten colder, my nose notices the citrus a lot more than when it was a lot warmer!

I personally think this one has been inappropriately marketed. To me, it’s more of a chill and snuggle rather than a travel the world scent. I like the color palette of the bottle and advertising, but I see the warmth of a fireplace more than a setting sun when I smell this. I don’t find it exotic or energizing. It’s cozy and warm. Why am I going on and on about that? Well, I feel like the mismatch might be one of the reasons it gets so much hate. I believe the public is mislead by the advertising. This is the perfect fall/winter scent in locations that don’t have much cool weather. My location can experience 3 seasons every day in winter. That makes some heavier scent difficult to wear except on date nights. This can easily be a year-round signature fragrance. It frequently gets me compliments. I tend to wear this to bed because the dry down is lovely and something I enjoy waking up to. I can still smell it on my pillow from 2 days ago. Ahhhh, lovely!

So, I have been in love with the Versace Crystal Noir for a while, but it always dried down to this very soapy/ laundry smell that I hated. But the initial spicy smell.. WOW. I finally found that powdery, spicy, cashmerey smell in this perfume, AND it lasts longer too. On me, this smells like Peppercorns and dries down to a cashmere/ peppercorn with slight bergamot smell. It lasts for at least 6-7 hours. It is currently cold where I live, so I'm not sure how it will hold up during the summer, but I can see this being a signature scent. It is elegant, sexy and mysterious. I would suggest trying it before buying. It is definitely a mass pleaser, but if you are looking for something long lasting and pleasurable, I would say try this. I DO agree with some folks saying it is a bit burning to your nose, the peppercorn is definitely a little strong and I can see how it gives a headache to some people who are sensitive, but DEFINITELY give it a shot.

It opens with bergamot and creamy almond milk and then the pink pepper. The bergamot lasts quite a while until it settles into a creamy floral fragrance; I’m not certain whether it’s predominantly jasmine or heliotrope. I definitely pick up the sandalwood and benzoin in the drydown. It’s quite a dynamic scent. I need a good 4-5 sprays of this for it to last. It has much better longevity on clothes than on my skin, and then it lasts a good 6+ hours. Otherwise, this becomes a skin scent in under an hour. As far as sillage goes, someone walked by me and a friend at a restaurant and turned and said, “One of you smells amazing.” I was the only one of us wearing a fragrance. Additionally, my husband really likes this one on me. It really jives with my chemistry.

This is actually surprisingly good (I don't like many MK things), but this I love. I definitely get bergamot and pink pepper in the opening, which is softened by the almond, then comes the jasmine (the jasmine isn't too strong - which is a disappointment for me because I love jasmine, but might be worth a try for those who don't like it too much) and heliotrope. The drydown is a pretty decent sandalwood. I can't judge longevity too well right now, it's quite hot where I am and my skin is eating all perfumes in a matter of a couple hours (no matter how strong it might be). This is an easy reach though, and I've been wearing it quite a lot since I got it. I have enough perfumes that there's no need for me to buy more, but I can see myself repurchasing this.

I want to start by saying, this does not smell like dior addict to me at all (thankfully). It kind of smells like burberry brit, but this one is more almond-forward, less juvenile, less sweet, and less citrusy imo. That being said, I love this! As a person that is in love with burberry brit, I had to have this one too, and I'm so glad I found a similar profile that is more mature than brit. It's totally worth trying if you love almond in perfume. I think this is one of those perfumes that can be worn in any season, occasion, and age. It's elegant enough to wear in formal settings, inoffensive enough to wear to work, casual enough to wear everyday, and sexy enough to wear to a date, it can even be a wedding day perfume! Signature worthy!

Michael Kors Wonderlust, I've had a generous sample of this perfume for over a year. I keep it in my traveling makeup pouch. Every time I wear this perfume, I swear that I'll get a full bottle. It is so beautiful on my skin. The initial burst of jasmine is so sexy and intoxicating. There is nothing shy about this one. It combines with my skin to announce our entrance into any room. I mostly get a very smooth and warm jasmine for the entire duration. This was worn in warmer weather but will be a great signature scent. The projection and longevity are impressive on me. It is an elegant but still sexy floral. The dry down has some remnants of Alien but I find this much more versatile. Gorgeous perfume. I love this. Full bottle on the way.

I'm surprised at how divisive this scent seems to be based on other reviews. This is my signature summer scent! For me there is not a single trace of powdery-ness (if there is such a word). It is peppery, exotic, tropical, spicy, floral and feminine. Jasmine, bergamot and pink pepper sings through this for me. It's certainly not a complicated smell; the initial spray, the drydown and the lingering scent hours after remains exactly the same. But that doesn't bother me because it is fun and sexy. In fact, the hotter it is outside, the sexier this smells. Layered with some coconut body oil or butter, this will make you smell like an island goddess. And for a good four hours, at that.

You know what I usually don't like? Almond and spiciness. But I love this! Why? Because Guichard and Blanc made it, of course. From the makers of Black Opium and La Petite Robe Noire is another exquisite. I'm usually into my girly fragrances - to the point of being tacky, shamelessly - complete with a pink bottle, but every MK fragrance will always find a place on my dresser because they're divine. They last for days and should make other perfumes ashamed of how little their fragrances project compared to MK's. Just so, so, so nice. They're a great price, unique, the ultimate Christmas present. I'm in love with this and Sexy Ruby.

This is the kind of feminine warm creamy powdery goodness I've been looking for! The almond is definitely there, like an almond cookie dusted with powdered sugar. white florals, bergamot and a hint of pepper balance out all the fluff. It has a slight soapiness like powdery perfumes often have, but it's not unpleasant in my opinion. I'd say the perfume resembles a cozy but clean almond-vanilla bodymilk. perfect balance between girly/mature and an easy grab for everyday wear. and yes, it might not be very high-end, but it's definitely worth its price

I cant tell you how much I love this perfume! It's my signature because it goes so, so well with my skin! It's warm, creamy, fresh, spicy, floral and woody all togheter wich makes it likable but also uniqe. For me it's not a generic scent because it creates something more on the skin- also this is not a common perfume popular in masses, its a hidden gem for sure. I'm strawberry blond, blue/Grey eyes and fair skin and I dont have much body odor nor strong sweat. My mom and I are very alike and this is also her sugnature perfume.

I love the sweet and spicy of this one! It's a strong contender for signature scent status. The opening smells like sweet almond paste but also stings your nose a bit (I'm guessing that's the pink pepper). The dry down is this amazing cozy warmth with a little lingering spice, but there's enough floral freshness there to keep it from being an autumn cashmere sort of scent. The longevity is good on me and I find it very versatile for day/night and most seasons except the dead of winter.

I tried it for the first time on a cooler spring day and I was a bit disappointed. I found it boring, like the majority of the fragrances you can buy in the larger perfumeries where I live. But now in summer heat (we do have hot days in summer in Holland too once in a while) it really opens up! The almond mixed with an exotic floral heart with jasmine, the benzoin, it is lush and still classy, very feminine, and , to my surprise, lasting a lot longer than it did in spring.

I don't know why, but to me Wonderlust smells similar to Libre or Mon guerlain. They don't smell exactly the same, but they are very similar, almost like flankers I even prefer Wonderlust, the balance between the powderiness the sweetness and the touch of bergamot makes it very easy to wear Lasting power and projection are also great I only have a sample but i'll make sure to buy the full size, even though i already have Libre and Mon guerlain

This scent brings me nostalgic vibes because it reminds me of a scent I used to have in my youth. In 1988, Mattel released Barbie's Pretty Perfume and this scent takes me back! Does anyone else relate to this? I can't stop smelling it and wearing it all the time. It is a soft fragrance, not overwhelming, office friends and the silage is moderate. One of my favorite scents of all time.

I don't know why I waited so much time until buying this. Probably because it's a little too pricy, but I'm not complaining. Huge "yes" from me. Creamy jasmine, seductive sandalwood and milky almond. I forgot about the heliotrope, that's one of my favorite flowers for fragrances. Very sweet, but in the floral aspect, not sugary sweet. Definitely a must have, at least in my opinion.

Like Twilly D'Hermes and some almond milk had a baby, in a good way. I adore Twilly, and this is quite a similar vibe on me, but with with almond milk instead of ginger. Not sweet and sugary, or sickly, but warm and cosy without being wintery or heavy. Definitely a warmer weather scent, one for sunny days. Moderate sillage, and lasts about 2-3h before it needs reapplying.

To begin with, all Mk fragrances smell good on me.This one starts very generic and bright white floral (no almond milk,no geranium for me) but settles smoothly and cashmere feel like.Sandalwood not very prominent Easy to pull off day and night especially early fall.Fades beautifully,not overpowering not overly sweet,husband commented positively (which is wow!)

Wonderlust is incredibly sexy. It's smooth and very well put together. The coconut milk mixed with the floral notes and sandalwood make this beauty a creamy, slightly sweet but more floral composition and the sandalwood gives it a warm spicy feel. I haven't smelled anything else that's just like it. It's intoxicating and leaves you craving the scent.

I adore my wonderlust perfume. In my skin it smells smoky (like cigarette smoke) and not at all sweet, a bit almondy and flowery but all those put together make for a fantastic smell. I'm not a person who smokes or enjoys cigarette smells, so I was a bit surprised for liking it. It makes me feel like a strong and sexy woman on a night out.

wonderlust opens very soapy and honestly pretty generic, imo. but the dry down on my skin is absolutely beautiful, the white florals and the creaminess of the almond milk really surface and i feel like i'm in a light, warm, sexy cloud. i don't even typically like powdery notes but they work for me here

One of my most loved fragrances. It's warm and sexy, works in any season for any occasion. It doesn't project too loudly but enough to leave others wanting more. You'll want to keep sniffing your wrist too.. Smells expensive and slightly naughty. It's not mysterious but quietly confident. Love.

Mmmm I never smelled the beauty in this until this fine cool fall morning.... It is very white floral and creamy. Kinda smells like fluffy banana candies. I really love this right now. I need to take note of the temperature cuz this is the perfect weather for this, it makes it smell so yummy!

I still say this one is under appreciated. Maybe my skin chemistry works with it better than a lot of people. Not sure. For me though, it’s a consistent compliment getter while much more well reviewed fragrances get me little or no compliments. I crave it when I want to feel cozy and snuggly.

It smells similar to dior addict. I definitely do get the almond milk on my skin. I dont know if i like it or not but my boyfriend definitely loves it. He loves it a lot. Edit: it lasted more than 6 hours on me. And it smells so nutty, milky on the drydown on my skin. It's addictive.

This perfume is a solid picked i just gifted this to my wife, and she really loved it, the almond dry down with jasmine was blended so well smell so good and very long lasting, solid blind buy and i think its very safe also for majority of women out there. Compliment monster

tried a sample of this and that 2ml was very very strong which is rare for designer houses. this is a stunning woody floral fragrance that screams autumn in every sprits. the only reason this isn't on my wishlist is cause i live in an area without autumn :')

This is an absolutely gorgeous, warm cashmere almond and vanilla hug with a hint of summer. It's classy, mass pleasing, and I think a safe blind buy in my opinion. One of my new favorites! Fragrance Reviews & Hauls: My YouTube: The Simple Chic Life

very nice perfume! Just a bit on the light side , and still sweet, and doesn't stay on too long. But maybe it's just that it's mot for winter. Not powdery as much, more flower wood with sweetness from almond. Good for office or anytime, anyday

This is a gorgeous creamy almond floral that’s VERY similar to The original Girl of Now by Elie Saab & Good Girl by Carolina Herrera. If you have one of these two, you don’t need to add Wonderlust to your collection.

Very sexy and pretty scent! I can smell the jasmine and the almond milk when it dries down. It's not for everyone but if you really love sweet white floral fragrances like I do, this is really good!

Beautiful and creamy! Got this after trying to buy my old favorite Michael and discovering it was discontinued. Good to know I really like this too! Might be a love.

I looove it, smells like milky almonds to me. A bit synthetic, but still a beautiful scent that stays long on my skin.

I have a sample and it is simple but delicious. A vacation-y milky floral mall perfume.

Smells like Victoria secret Amber Romance 🤎

Sandalwood, benzoin, jasmine, carnation, heliotrope, cashmere wood, DAMN, all very deep heavy notes. Jasmine must be paired right or it can give me a headache, its intense here but its not sharp (unlike in Gucci Guilty) there is no patchouli/amber here thank God. The sandalwood is that of Montana 80, strong woody smell that becomes softer in the drydown and the almond here for me is what makes me like this perfume. As time passes it projects so nicely as a whole and I no longer separate notes and its less heady. I LOVE almond and cherry, sometimes cherry/sour cherry smells like almond. Id categorize this perfume in the La Rive Fleur de Femme league, due to the dusty heaviness of it and the almond paired with the heady florals along with jasmine, no resemblance to Fleur de Femme tho (think Poison Girl edp). Benzoin gives that incense heaviness, in fact gum benzoin is used in the Greek church and I recall the one that we had at home and used, boy its heavy but lovely. We even had rose pink colored benzoin which smelled like rose incense. I wish they put that in a perfume. Okay so I love the sweet powdery heaviness of this perfume as its well balanced with the floral game. Not much pink pepper here for me but a touch of the syrupy green sweetness of bergamot throughout. I absolutely love it. Not at first, at first I thought it was too heavy floral for me and gave it to my mom, then I missed it and bought one for me too. Cant say no to almond, Ill always chase the cherry/sour cherry and the almond.

This is about as non-offensive as you can possibly get. Powdery, sweet, lightly floral department store perfume. I got it because it was $30 on Jomashop and I've been wearing it as a sleep fragrance interchangeably with Lattafa's yara for a week now. Like I cannot even begin to imagine getting mad at this. It's not significant enough to love or hate strongly. I would definitely say it's a very slightly more "mature" fragrance but it certainly isn't no 5 or anything like that lol. I can only barely get the almond and the pink pepper is non-existent. It's mostly jasmine and bergamot. But hey - I like jasmine and bergamot, so I'm fine with that. Really disappointed by the lack of pink pepper though, as it's up there with patchouli as a really beloved note for me. The jasmine makes up for it though - it's sexy. This review reads much more negatively than my actual feelings on it. For $30, which is what it'll basically run you on jomashop, foreverlux, aurafragrance, and mercari? Go for it. Really safe blind buy in my opinion. You can wear it any time of the year at any occasion, and I think everyone needs at least one "yeah let's throw this on, it won't bother anyone" fragrance.

I just posted, and immediately pulled my review due to better judgment/gut feeling. I thought I should spray it again for a second try with the opening. This, this is pushing me a little. Yes, the heliotrope and almond together create a total dry, sweet, powdery bomb. But; (and this is a huge but), I feel that it's almost necessary. For about half an hour it's strong, but it fades into an intoxicating, sensual almond that is both inviting and unusual. The opening is over-the-top, definitely, and I would spray this half an hour before arriving anywhere. I love strong fragrances, but it's even a bit past my limits. I like the sandalwood in the background, it's also dry, sweet, and seamlessly echoes the heliotrope and almond. There are a few other note, but I couldn't discern anything specific without Fragrantica's breakdown. I actually think this is pretty unusual and worth checking into. I love my sample of this, I'm saving until fall 🍂