Window2Soul

Upon spray, I do think the top notes are strong with the lemon packing a punch with the rose and geranium. The mint doesn't stand out to my nose throughout the wear of this. I think the lemon helps this wear a little more youthful. Although the rose really is the main character here, I think it is a pleasant rose and its not as overly floral and old lady like to me. I can see how some people would feel that way so probably don't blind buy unless you are floral lover. The tonka bean honestly is the mvp in this! It makes a very subtle sweet feminine soft tone especially towards the last few hours of wear as the rose is wearing off. There is a faint stinkiness (like animalistic?) smell to it in the first half of wear that I can't put my finger on but importantly it doesn't linger in the background. For some reason it wasn't bad (maybe helped add a uniqueness to it?) because I still reach for it and love the way the scent fades into this soft and balanced sweetness. I can also pick out a subtle earthiness/incense tone to this scent which I think adds to the uniqueness of it! Overall, I do like it because it makes me feel feminine and the concept of the product being oil based is pretty cool. I do agree with people on it feeling slightly sticky on the skin but I think its not so bad to where I couldn't wear it. I'll reach for this either as an everyday as a base scent to pair with other sprays or perfumes or use it soley if I want to go floral/own a more feminine look that day.

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. i was so hyped for orebella and i love bella hadid. i am Palestinian so it was a must to support. out of the 3 fragrances I was most drawn to this one, rose and jasmine is a combination i never tried before but it wasn't as prominent as i would have liked. the florals get outshined by the top notes significantly, i definitely smell a citrus geranium more than the jasmine and tonka notes. i also don't feel the essential oils as advertised. despite this, i actually adore the notes! this is an oil-based perfume. you have to shake, spray, then rub on your body, and it feels so good to do so. it is actually quite moisturizing and i believe this is one of those fragrances that smells different on everyone as a result. i wear this straight out of the shower but despite it being oil-based it is not as long lasting as i thought it would be. miss bella princess of nazareth, you get an 8/10. i might not buy the full size because the price doesn't feel worth it to me, but i would like to try the other scents! its fresh and light and simply cute! this doesn't feel like walking into a garden, it feels like drinking a rosey mint lemonade on a summers day in a cottage while hanging the laundry out on a line. this is for a girl who wears flowers in her hair and smiles all. the. time.

Not sure if our Princess Of Nazareth the Great great granddaughter of the ruler of Palestine in the 1700 Daher Al Omer and his sons that ruled Tabarias Safad Nazareth Khalil Haifa and the rest of the land of Galilee, Bella Hadid, was inspired by Arab scents, but as a Palestinian I immediately felt at home smelling this one. Mint and lemon are a classic combination but you get wafts of them in the background, and you mostly get beautiful flowers - I somehow think of the colors pink, green and purple when smelling it. All mixed together like a Monet painting. It's a walk through a family garden, where you're wearing a flowy gown with large, airy sleeves that give a sense of grandiose and effortlessness. Just floating down this venerable garden, with the wind in your hair. It's well loved and cherished, passed down through generations and overflows with lemon trees, rose bushes, mint, and all the things your Palestinian grandparents, and their forefathers, and their forefathers planted over generations. The kind that's not manicured but still ethereal, just nostalgic and loved. So happy with this one. I really thought blooming fire would be my favorite, but this is the one.

i’ve smelled this time and time again and didn’t love it, i found it to be too herbal and minty. but i saw this 50% off with ulta and i had enough points to get the 3.4oz for essentially $5 and i decided to give it another try. it’s been some months since i’ve smelled it again and i find it to be nicer than i did before. it’s not really sweet, but it’s a clean floral. it doesn’t smell artificial or like a “perfume department”. it smells like i’m laying in a grass field under lemon trees and im catching the smell of geraniums in the air. it smells like a warm summers day and im happy with no cares in the world. this fragrance reminds me of summertime in wisconsin. i dont mind that you shouldn’t spray it on clothes bc it does feel nice and moisturizing on my skin. i’m curious to see how this layers with fenty or kayali cafe oud, both of these fragrances share similar notes. the longevity is good but since this isn’t alcohol based there’s little projection, but if you get close enough someone will smell you. i think if this is a scent profile you enjoy it’s worth having, maybe see if you can get this on mercari for a better price

Never have thought that I would enjoy natural perfumes so much! Tested it on a paper strip at Douglas, then bought the 10ml bottle and now own the 100ml bottle. On my fragrance journey I noticed that I get nauseous from a lot of perfumes and some of the also cause me skin irritations. Naturally, I was looking for alternatives. Initially, I was quite sceptical about the use of essential oils in these perfumes but so far no reaction :) This scent is just beautiful and unique and takes you on a journey. In the beginning you smell lemon and mint. Then, the rose starts to slowly get through and it starts to feel like walking in a garden barefoot, inhaling the sweet smell of roses, lemon trees, and herbs after a spring or summer rain. It is a rather non-offensive fragrance, calming rather than screaming. If you enjoy louder fragrances this one might not be for you. This one feels more like an abstract water color painting. But I truly enjoy the serenity it brings me :)