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I ordered a four pack of samples from Noteworthy to try out some stuff from their brand, intrigued by their quiz and the scents they had in their repertoire. I tried their AI quiz, but like most AI products, it was somewhat unreliable and recommended me a perfume with a note I despise as its main focus. I decided to pick my own samples for my kit and selected a couple that I thought I would like from the quiz and some from the limited selection they had available when creating your own sample pack. This was one of the scents recommended for me from the quiz. Upon application, you immediately get a very bright and clean citrus, which is made delicate from the lemon blossom and very sweet with the vanilla. It’s simple but effective, and actually one of my favorite lemon perfumes I’ve tried so far. It reminds me of a lemon square (I love lemon desserts!), or like you’re standing on some beautiful terrace in Italy, looking at the ocean vista while surrounded by lemon trees while licking a vanilla ice cream cone (although this scent isn’t lactonic at all). I definitely think this is a great all-rounder for the summertime, and if you love the sweetness of gourmands and the tartness of citrus, you’ll really like this one. I definitely do!

Happy, bright, and sweet. 🍋 🧁 Yummy. I love it. My husband goes gaga for this scent. I bought the full bottle.

Such a simple fragrance. If you like sweet, creamy citrus scents, this is for you! This house makes very simplistic fragrances that are very likable and have mass appeal. They remind me of Jo Malone scents or the Aqua Allegoria line from Guerlain. I think they're a bit overpriced for what they are. The bottles are refillable and very simple. I think the "personality test" is a gimmick TBH because of the scents sent to me I only liked two and one of them was my wildcard scent. 743, 249, 144, and 307 will probably be the travel sprays I purchase, if I purchase any. I really liked 290 but it has not longevity and disappears after an hour and becomes a skin scent. If this house considered lowering it's prices and selling 30 and 50 mL bottles I think they would be much more successful. Snif puts out many likable scents and offers simple packaging and testers but their bottles are $60, not $140.

I agree, the longevity on these are awful. They sell a Fragrance Extending cream too instead of reformulating their products. They are strong out of the nozzle and then poof! Gone. Even notes like ylang ylang and vanilla have no lasting power. 602 smells like a modern, non indolic Samsara but Samsara is nuclear and lasts 8 hours. I think these are more like Jo Malone EDC and if they want to survive as a business they need to increase their percentage of perfume oils. This company seems like it was made by venture capitalist and not fragrance enthusiasts. Heavy on marketing, “kits”, and your options are $40 for 8mL or $140 for 100mL. I think they need to go down in their prices if they want to truly be successful. $100 for 100mL and $50-$60 for a 50mL with $29 for travel sprays. They aren’t complicated fragrances, fairly common combinations, with a low perfume oil percentage.

Milky, Vanilla, Floral-Musk, Light Smells like slurping lemondrop slushie topped with a generous dollop of vanilla whipped cream while laying in a meadow in spring. It is sweet with a dash of tart, light, and creamy. While it is both citrusy and sweet, the vanilla notes tend more toward the sweet side, about 65% warm sweet and 35% fresh tart floral. I haven't worn this enough to comment thoroughly on sillage and stay power, but I imagine this may make a good layering scent to lightly sweeten and brighten another scent.