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A generic fruity floral that seems fit for many casual everyday occasions. I actually really like it because it’s the kind of scent I don’t have to think about much when I choose my scent of the day. It’s perfect for when I feel like smelling fresh but not too put together. Warm and deliciously woodsy in the dry down with a very slight touch of something sweet but it’s way in the background. Kind of fascinating, actually... Longevity and sillage are middle of the road but that’s perfectly fine, I love this one and am thinking of getting a full bottle...🍋🌺🪵✨✨✨

Romantic, Luxurious, Fresh Smells like sitting on a bench made of cedar in the middle of a lush castle garden on cool summer's eve. This scent makes me feel like a vintage storybook heroine. It is romantic, luxurious, sexy yet innocent, and fresh all at once. I like put this on for date nights, events, weddings, or because it matches my romantic, day-dreamy mood for the day. The sillage and stay power is average for me, about 8 hours longevity.

This is a fairly generic fruity floral scent that I actually really enjoy. Generic isn’t always a bad thing. It’s my favorite from this house, with 307 close behind it. I wish the longevity was better. I get about an hour out of it.

I really enjoy this. I find it warm but not heavy with a bright edge from the bergamot. On my skin, the last lingering note I get is sweet, sort of marshmallow-y, but it is not overall very sweet. I do wish it lasted longer.

I really like this fragrance for date nights or events, but at the same time, the florals read mature. I continue to want to wear it, which must say something!

This was one of the four fragrance samples sent to me after completing their quiz and I have to admit that I now think the quiz is bs and they just send you a random assortment. None of the scents I received were particularly aligned with my tastes. This one does start off with recognizable notes of bergamot (tangy), something sweet (ginger lily I assume) and a woody undertone. As soon as it dries on my skin, it's just a plastic play-dough scent with a slight herby freshness. It's not unpleasant, but definitely not something I want to smell like.

Orange and warm. The ginger is sharp, but this is all about the flowers; and a bit too heavy for my taste. Too much like a classic (louder) perfume, with the musks you'd expect from such an assertive fragrance. A strong one for floral lovers.

I actually prefer this over Dark Amber and Ginger Lily by Jo Malone. There is a lightness and everyday wearable quality to this frag. This house is very simplistic and reminds me quite a bit of Jo Malone scents. Even down to the longevity and projection. They perform like EDC's and not EDP's. I think they are overpriced for what they are and I think they are quite ambitious asking what they are asking being a no-name company. I think their success is based on this "personality test" gimmick and receiving a for-you-box. My box sucked, tbh. I would have rather just picked out my own scents because only 1 in the box was one I would have picked, but I fell for the whole algorithm of the personality test. I ended up buying the complete kit and not one I would actually purchase was in my original kit. I ended up purchasing 866 and I think I did that mid-December after wearing Angels' Share for so long and needing a refreshing scent to break up all the holiday smells. I do like this scent and would consider getting a travel spray in 249 but not a FB. This scent is feminine but not overly feminine or floral. The ginger lily is the star here and the notes are pretty spot on for how it smells. It's light, aromatic, citrusy, with a nice ginger and ginger lily heart and a light woody and musk base. It's an atypical floral for women who don't really care for florals. It's very well balanced and no one note dominates or overshadows the composition.

I smell the ginger lily and the jasmine, I detect the magnolia and pear, and the other notes are background actors. Very sweet floral. A little bit round and salty, vaguely aromatic from the gingery parts and resin/bergamot. I like it but it’s not very wearable to me. Wore it to an outdoor concert and I think that might be the only context I’d tolerate it. And I think I did find it a bit cloying that day, even outdoors. To me this is a salty white floral. Ginger lily and jasmine. I personally don’t like jasmine much, but I like this in spite of it. Spring/summer

First impressions: Noteworthy seems to stay in the shallow end so far regarding depth, but this one at least took off the arm floaties. The woods here reminds me sort of barkchips, the old ones on the playground. The ginger and florals are nice. As someone who's a little tired of bergamot at the moment, I like that it's not overtaking everything as it usually might. It's actually blended, rather than the center of attention. Overall inoffensive, good for the office or elsewhere you don't really want a personality.

I got this as a sample. This seems like a pretty generic citrusy floral, but I still like it a lot. It seems like a good every day wear, but not sure it's worth the price tag considering the longevity it very poor. I have other bergamot florals that are much more affordable and last longer. For this reason I will not be purchasing a full size bottle.

This opens with a blast of teen fruit body spray which is emphatically not my thing. But as it dries down, the fruit burns off a bit and the throw is more floral--still not really my thing. I wish the bergamot and ginger were more present! As it dries, the soft resins are more powdery, making this into a more traditional feminine perfume.