Pink Extasy

for some reason when i first tried this perfume, immediately after i received it, i could not bare the scent. it was repulsive and too strong. there was a sharp note in it (maybe the tangerine?) that repelled me away from using this. it's now been almost a year since i purchased it, and upon trying it again, there is much more of a lipstick vibe than before. there is an undeniable old-school makeup scent to this that places this perfume in my signature fragrances list for good. i think raspberry and peach aren't commonly found within base notes of perfumes (not entirely sure), so with this fragrance you will be getting a girlier-than-usual perfume that lasts as such throughout wear, not progressing toward the expected warmer drydowns we normally get with perfumes. this can be a good or bad thing i suppose and makes this not so much of an easy wear. it is syrupy sweet, sickeningly sweet rather, and extremely lipsticky and synthetic and somewhat powdery. if that just happens to be what you're looking for, you'll love pink exstasy because the peach and raspberry and iris are quite prominent here. pink exstasy has these like tart, sharp and fruity qualities which bring this out of the specifically lipsticky perfume category and yes much like some of the reviews mention, adds a cleaning supply sort of resemblance. i don't really mind it, but don't overspray this one or you'll be smelling it on your nostril hairs for at least a week. one of my favorite signature scents now and definitely a unique perfume for sure. i have never smelled anything like this and i'm super happy i blind-bought. i love montale, there is like an oud quality or something to each of their fragrances, their signature quality, that secret note they don't disclose but whatever it is, if you like exotic perfumes, you just can't go wrong with montale. i definitely recommend pink exstasy to some, but not to most. it is way too specifically a certain vibe of fragrance and not suitable for many because it can smell a bit obnoxious if this isn't exactly what you're looking for. i absolutely adore this fragrance. 🩷✨️💬🗝🍵

one of my favorite desserts is pêches flambées, melba style with grand marnier and served à la mode. Pink Extasy Montale completely captures every delicious nuance of the molten table-side vanilla cream exactly. Hints of butter to glaze the copper sauté pan, the first five minutes of high-pitched citrus sizzle and fizz from the peppery orange alcohol carmelizing the peaches, slightly mastic melba raspberry rose turkish delight, and the carmelized butter crunch edges of the flambé meeting the cold vanilla ice cream. The Iris provides an ambient background of fumed clientele and tuxed staff handling the heat. What a wonderful gourmand! Great, just really so great. Questionable whether one would be able to live without it.

This really is a "pink" scent in its nature, being sweet, sugary, with raspberry, rose and iris in it. The orange and tangerine combination prevents the fragrance from being a purely powdery/waxy lipstick scent (it makes the perfume slightly sour, citrus smelling in the opening), but it gives it a nice, juicy fruitiness. I really like this scent, one of those better sweet and fruity perfumes I smelled. In the beginning it reminded me of some cosmetic product for little kids (maybe a pink fruity toothpaste?), but now I find it kind of mature and overally beautiful.

It is strange that no one mentioned that this perfume has lipstick note in it! And if youlike lipstik-make up like perfumes its a must to trie! What i like the most about Pink Extasy is that it doesnt go lipstick straight away (like Lipstick Rose by Frederic Male, though it is also nice:) it also has nice'n sweet backround, which makes this perfume deep and luring! It is very girly, flirty and the same time it makes me feel polished (that makeupy note ;)!

This is the ultimate barbiecore pink perfume. Loud, beautiful, clean and sweet with a pinch of nostalgia I can't quite put my finger on. The Iris & raspberry combo was my main reason for blind buying this and I am very pleased. Citrus does the heavy lifting at first and mellows out to a dainty powdery sweet iris !