Amazing Grace Melarie Odelusi Limited Edition

This listing is the EDT version, based on the notes and also that it doesn't say "eau de parfum" on the sticker. Fragrantica doesn't have the non-special edition listing for the regular EDT, so I'm reviewing this listing instead. So just FYI, unless your bottle indicates that it's an "eau de parfum", it's probably the EDT version. Here are the main differences in notes: Amazing Grace EDP Top Notes: Bergamot, Grapefruit, Mandarin Orange Middle Notes: Freesia, Jasmine, Rose Base Notes: Musk On Fragrantica, these would be the EDPs: Amazing Grace, Amazing Grace Limited Edition Amazing Grace EDT Top Notes: Bergamot Middle Notes: Lily-of-the-Valley Base Notes: Musk On Fragrantica, these would be the EDTs: Amazing Grace 20th Birthday Special Edition, Amazing Grace Melarie Odelusi Limited Edition Hopefully Fragrantica might update the listings with the new bottles and specify more clearly which is the EDP and EDT... but in the meantime, I'm writing this review to clarify for myself. On to the review! I've been using this perfume (EDT version) since 2016, when I first tried out a sample from a Philosophy pop-up. I was 20, and this was my first real grown-up lady perfume (i.e. something that was not a body mist and costs more than $50). I loved it, and I still do. It is light and fresh, but with that muskiness in the base that makes it last on the skin. It doesn't lean too citrus or too white floral. It's a really unique blend that I haven't smelt in any other perfume! It's very feminine and soft. It's perfect for an everyday signature scent, and for the workplace if you're not allowed to wear strong scents. I worked in F&B while I was wearing this as my signature scent, and it worked great. The sillage is pretty intimate, so you would have to stand very close to me to smell it. But you can smell it easily on yourself and your skin all day -- it doesn't just disappear into nothing. For the price point and for being an EDT, I think longevity is great! I've never tried or smelled the EDP, so I can't compare them. But when I do, I'll write an update. I'm not sure if I'll like the EDP better because it was a rose note, and I'm not a fan of a rose accord. But we'll see! P.S. I really do not recommend you get the rollerball of this. I dislike rollerballs in general because eventually you will contaminate the perfume with your own body oils or sweat or whatever other fluids, and it will turn bad. I went through 2 full-sized bottles without issue, then bought the rollerball, and was turned off by the scent within a few months. The perfume had turned bad in the rollerball and it was such a waste. I just recently repurchased a full-sized bottle and compared it to the rollerball, and the difference is night and day.