Afterglow

I LOVED this perfume and was really sad that it didn’t last very long. So I went on a mission to find the most similar perfume with longer lasting power. I bought at least a travel size of all these perfumes to wear them throughout the day and get a solid read. So for anyone interested, this is my list: 1. JHAG Superdose: It doesn’t have the same apricot fruit opening or soft lavender, but the dry down is the most similar. That molecular smell. And this truly lasts for hours. This is the only one I felt was a close sibling match on dry-down. I will be buying a bigger bottle and using it for layering. 2. Glossier You Fleur: Has the same vibe. I would say a cousin fragrance. You fleur is bit cleaner and saltier. Really nice though. 3. Snif Me: There’s that ambroxen and cashmere fuzziness, but it smells cheap and the fruitiness comes off as too syrupy. Didn’t like this one even though they are somewhat similar. Afterglow is much better blended. 4. Another 13: I found it had a bit too much of that dill pickle sandalwood and was more unisex. Not everyone genetically smells that “dill pickle” though, so maybe this would be a close match to someone else’s nose. 5. Ariana REM: I already owned. It’s a very cozy bedtime scent. The only one from the list with a similar soft lavendar note. Good lasting power. But maybe a second cousin fragrance. 6. Glossier You Reve: Nice fragrance, not similar enough. 7. Commodity Milk Orchid: Another I already own. The opening has a familiarity, but the dry down is entirely different. 8. JHAG Ode to Dullness: Really comfy skin scent. I liked this fragrance a lot, but not similar enough to Afterglow compared to some of the others. 9. Mix Bar Coconut Palm: I can see why this one was voted as similar, but the waxy coconut is fairly strong and it fades even faster than Afterglow, so it was a no for me. 10. Finery I’m a Musk: this is obviously a dupe for Another 13, so not similar enough.

I worked at Victoria's Secret for like 10 years...this reminds me EXACTLY of something from there....I think Love Spell Maybe because I feel like some of my memories of the smell were even in high school, so before I ever worked; and Love Spell was one of the only smells from there I knew at the time...(The only difference to me is that this one brings a slight woodsy or more fresh note with the lavender and sandalwood, but right upon spraying, those are just hints in the background.) Anyways, it's nice and warm and fresh in the beginning...I get the apricot and coconut right away. Then I start smelling the orchid and the lavender, I usually am scared of lavender scents on me because they end up quite sharp sometimes, but this is nicely hidden amongst the fruity, floraly, creaminess, so it works on me! I have to agree with most that it really doesn't last long at all... especially the first notes...hours later on me, all I get is sandalwood and a bit of amber, which I really appreciate that there is at least somewhat of a smoothness to it at the end, because sandalwood is also one that turns sharp on me and tends to give me a headache. Despite the iffy notes for me, so far, they don't cause a problem and blend in well! The first spray really feels like I'm entering a dream-like world of the past...I get image flashes of memories in my head and feel the whispers of the emotions in my body that I felt while this scent bubble surrounded me in the past... and it makes me smile! Overall, it opens as a mouthwateringly juicy Love Spell (I think), with a splash of warm, woodsy freshness - and finishes as a faint, hint of sweet, creamy wood

I'm sick and purchased today. My smell sense is off. I will say that I dunno if I agree with this being a skin scent. I cannot give a full review on notes because I can barely smell. But what I can smell is juicy fruity with something woody and creamy, something very nostalgic about it. I cannot figure out. I am shocked that ppl keep saying this is a skin scent. I cannot smell much but it def projects more than a skin scent on my opinion. I sprayed 4-7 times max on my hand and keep getting nice whiffs. I would def buy a large bottle of this. I cannot wait to really get into these notes. It smells so niche to me. I'll be back to add to my review once I'm no longer sick. 1/13 update: this fragrance becomes a skin scent quickly on some places on my body. Some places it lasts 3 to 6 hours especially when I have on aquaphor or Vaseline and have just taken a shower. When I smell this bottle it smells very juicy fruity. But then slightly powdery creamy. Like maybe a velvety feeling to it. Something about this reminds me of commodity milk which, I always thought it was slightly a little screechy and I do pick up on that slightly. Likely it is the cashmere. I do get lavender, the same lavender in Rem by AG. The coconut on the initial spray to me was a very, very prominent, and I could smell that when I was sick. Very easily a bedtime satin pajamas, fresh out the shower, cute white fuzzy slippers fragrance. You're going to feel really feminine, classy, maybe something Claire huxtable would wear to bed. I love it so much. 8/10 for projection and longevity.

This is one that truly shines & smells best in the air wafting around you once it’s heated up on your skin Vs smelling it directly from your arm/paper. This is such a special perfume to me. It’s kinda hard to describe but i’ll try my best. This is mainly a molecular woody musky scent. If you love JHAG not a perfume & the way that wears, I think you would LOVE this. Visa versa if you hate NAP I don’t think you’d like this. It’s slightly fruity in the opening 🤏 but mainly this is molecular musky/woody, creamy, clean, warm, soft, enveloping, diffusive, soo addictive n comforting/cozy. I love to wear this after the shower or to bed it makes me feel so clean relaxed & happy. It’s also SUCH a good layering scent! This layers w almost anything and adds such an addictive touch and i’m obsessed 😍 one of my most worn perfumes in my whole collection. Performance is great on me personally, it projects surprisingly strong (sometimes too much) and lasts the whole day +some on clothes. Highly recommended if you love addicting molecular scents. 🌫️🪵🫧🌬️🥛🍑🥥☁️😇

afterglow by phlur is the softest fruity musk. everything is so harmonious with this fragrance. the opening is bright and fruity, i picture the juice of an apricot and tangerine dripping down my skin and the coconut foam note is truly gorgeous i also picture leftover coconut foam on my lips. (not sunscreen-y at all but light and beautiful.) on me this dries down so warm and my skin but better.... like im addicted to sniffing my wrists...the notes in this fragrance are so beautiful. the lavender milk, ambrette, vanilla and woods go together so so well. the perfumer being inspired by “the spark of a first connection...” makes so much sense...warm & alive. my favorite phlur fragrance for sure a job well done!! ✨❤️🔥

The reviews on this are wildly different. For me, this perfume smells like a more feminine version of father figure. It’s like they took father figure as a base and added a bit more lactones, floral, and a touch of sweet fruit. Phlur is known to do this with a lot of their fragrances (except usually missing person is the base) I’m shocked this doesn’t have fig as a note. Perhaps the apricot and coconut are standing in its place. If you are familiar with Ariana Grande’s REM (in the purple crystal bottle), the soft lavender note in that is similar to this one. It’s not a sharp or herbal lavender at all. Feels like a cozy bedtime scent once it dries down. I like it.

A fresh, bright milky coconut/juicy apricot opening with the lavender just there to cut through the sweetness and add an aromatic herbal touch. The dry down is gorgeous - sweet, warm, ambery, musky, soft woods with the apricot and lavender top notes still present. It is not a big projector and quickly becomes a gentle, comforting skin scent which lasts a few hours on me. Sometimes you don’t need a fragrance to announce you to the world - just something to sit close to your skin that you catch a lovely whiff of every now and again. Golden hour in late summer. Sun warmed skin. Sweet, fat, juicy apricots in a basket. A bunch of aromatic lavender.

To me, this smells like I’m on a date, on a warm summer night in my favourite place. Suuuper cozy. It’s the only Phlur scent in my collection that I can instantly remember how it smells, despite only wearing it a few times. Very juicy, with a very ambery base, and just a touch of floral. I would say this has a pretty year-round wear, but overtook my love for sunscreen-y scents during the early summer months. I wouldn’t buy a full size bottle because of the lasting power, but I am thoroughly enjoying my travel size!

i am HUNTING for a good dupe of this, because like most Phlur scents, this projects nowhere and lasts about 5 minutes. opens with syrupy, juicy apricots, moves through coconut creaminess, and diffuses on soft floral, musk & amber woodiness, still with a hint of that sweetness. SUCH a beautiful scent but the performance is abysmal UPDATE: DUPE FOUND!!!! Soft Glow by Bujairami. Half the price and it actually lasts! YAY

i work at sephora and was able to smell this a little early and what i can compare it to 100% is dove shampoo and conditioner (the intensive repair one with the dark blue cap). i used to be obsessed with the smell of their hair products and this smells EXACTLY like it. i absolutely love it. longevity is not great if i am being honest but it smells lovely.

i absolutely love this smell but i cannot justify paying the full price for only a 50 ml full bottle....especially when it's such a personal scent. really beautiful blend, the apricot isn't too tart and it has almost a "dustiness" to it, but i say that in a good way! love to wear this one around the house

It’s a cute woody pencil shaving lactonic creamy dry down, the opening really dispears I really like it I wish the opening and mid would last but it doesn’t. Still one of my favorites it becomes a skin scent right away :( the initial spray is the best :(

The opening is so beautifull with juicy apricot. Its interesting really but it last 10 minutes? I am so disapointed. Wish it has longevity at least.

to the person below me, i was kindly gifted this fragrance before it was officially released so this is my honest review on it. 🩷 hope that helps!

My favourite "skin" scent from phlur so far. A soft, fruity apricot musk that is not synthetic. Non-offensive, sits very close to the skin.

I beg you, Phlur- please make this in a 100 mL. I wanna bathe in this scent. Thanks.

Smells like two of my faves together: JHAG Superdose and God is a Woman 💜

Finally a good Another 13 dupe!!! But super soft

Softly sweet, woody, musky, warm, lactonic/creamy, floral, powdery, coconut, balsamic, fruity, feminine, sensual, chic, soft, delicate, understated, luminous, intriguing, soothing, inviting, cozy, comforting, unique On me it opens with a soft fruity apricot, creamy coconut, milk, musky ambrette, powdery vanilla orchid, a touch of aromatic lavender. The dry down envelopes you in a warm and woody mixture of sensual cashmere wood, warm golden amber, and creamy sandalwood. This is an interesting one! I really wasn’t positive what to expect after seeing the adds and reading the notes for this. I was so intrigued that I ended up ordering a travel spray of it along with a few of their mists. It’s a pretty scent, and what I would consider to be a skin scent, but with a bit more character than your typical ones. I can’t say that I have anything overly similar to this currently in my collection. Although, I should mention that I typically go for sweet gourmands, vanillas, and beachy coconut scents, so this isn’t my typical scent profile. I do like it, but for me personally I’ll just stick with my travel spray. I still think it’s worth checking out, especially if you enjoy skin scents and/or this scent profile. This feels more feminine to me, and suitable for all ages. I think this will work nicely year round since it’s so subtle. Very fitting for casual occasions as well as for work and/or school. I get decent performance with Afterglow. The longevity is good, about 5-6 hours on my skin. This does sit close to the skin, so it’s an intimate scent without much projection. I do own several Phlur fragrances, and they’re actually all mists except for this one. I have Heavy Cream, Cashmere Skin, Beach Skin, Vanilla Skin, Caramel Skin, Vanilla Blackberry, Vanilla Nectar, Coconut Skin, Amber Haze, and Vanilla Smoke. My favorites are the first 3 I mentioned, but I do enjoy all of them! Actually, I’m not the biggest fan of Vanilla Smoke as it comes off pretty masculine on me, and barely has any vanilla.

This was such a pleasant surprise from Phlur. Normally I don't get on with their scents, especially the body mists (particularly any of the vanilla or milk scents), but this is a great release from them. To be fair, they definitely have a few good perfumes, I just find a lot of the body mists to smell repulsive, even though I know so many people love them. Anyway, I was immediately intrigued when I heard about this release and saw the notes. I love the apricot opening of Glossier You Fleur (but not the sharp woody salty drydown), so I was excited for the apricot, and I was also so interested to see what an apricot/milk/ambrette/lavender combo would smell like. Emma from Perfumerism described this scent as "cosy", and that's exactly what it is. To me, the opening is identical to Glossier You Fleur, very apricot, just a little softer and more delicate. For a long time I wondered where the milk note was, and why I was only smelling apricot. It took a while but finally it all made sense in the drydown, which I would describe as creamy, soft and diffused. Cosy but not cloying in the slightest. And it has a hint of that Glossier vibe with the ambrette and woods, but is done in a way that avoids that sharp irritating smell that's present in Glossier You and You Fleur. This is so soft and delightful. Very polite and comforting. I could see this as a bedtime fragrance, or something you'd wear on a cosy day at home. It's nothing groundbreaking, but it's a rare example of an interesting note combo that actually works, in my opinion. It feels trans-seasonal and extremely versatile. I definitely recommend trying it if you like apricot and soft creamy sandalwood with no pickle effect at all whatsoever.

It is a soft, radiant skin scent that feels warm, intimate, and effortlessly sensual. Creamy florals, smooth musk, and subtle amber blend into a clean, luminous composition that sits close to the skin, creating the impression of your natural scent, only softer and more polished. Its greatest strength is its understated elegance. It is comforting, versatile, and easy to wear year-round, making it perfect for everyday use or occasions when you want a fragrance that whispers rather than shouts. The musky warmth gives it a cozy, addictive quality without becoming heavy. Its only drawback is that its minimalist style may feel too subtle for those who prefer bold projection or dramatic evolution. However, for lovers of skin scents, its refined simplicity is exactly what makes it so appealing.

To me, the fruitiness and coconut makes this scent sweet and summery. You get a little hint of the woodiness, but for me, the fruit and florals take center stage. I think this could be a good scent for any season, and is both creamy and warm, but also juicy and sweet. It becomes one with my skin well, so after about 30 minutes, it smells natural and subtle, as if it was not a perfume I was wearing, but just the scent of a very luxurious body wash or lotion I had put on the night before. The downside is that you might find it generic-smelling, and the longevity does not hold up for very long. It stops projecting almost immediately and after an hour or two, it just leaves behind an extremely subtle sweet musk skin scent.

This is lovely but doesn’t have any lifespan. The top notes, which are the most lovely, disappear in 30 seconds. No joke. It then seems like it’s all but gone. Yet give it 5 minutes, and it begins to develop on the skin, where it’s subtly different from the first spray. The there-but-gone top notes are lightly blended with the wood-dominant base. The ambroxan is noticeable but still very light compared to similar products on the market (ie., Glossier You and its flankers). This is a beautiful fragrance, and I would be clamoring for it if it had a better lifespan. Unfortunately, It’s not worth purchasing a full bottle if all I get is a very fleeting skin scent.

Unfortunately this just doesn't last at all on my skin, it's also extremely intimate. The scent itself I really enjoy but it's tough to justify the price tag for the poor performance in terms of longevity and sillage. It's musky and ambery and fruity. I don't get lavender milk at all like the marketing claims, or lavender or milk on their own period. To my nose it's in the same family as kayali freedom musk santal, which is where I will be putting my money instead. I got the travel size and I will probably finish that up, but wouldn't buy this again. Performance is such a bummer here because I really do like the scent.

Honestly the opening starts with a really quick burst of a citrus/peach and it dries down almost immediately into a milky musk scent. It’s the type of spicy milkiness that you would find in something like commodity milk, with a sort of waxy nuance to it. I kind of like it! The other reviewers aren’t lying though when they say that this perfume is light. Although it’s not the strongest projecting fragrance it does last close to the skin for a couple of hours (about 3 for me). I don’t think that all perfumes need to be insane projectors, and I find this pretty for what it is

A mild, powdery, woody musk, this is the kind of perfume that nobody else will notice you're wearing unless they take a deep breath in while they hug you. Then, they might say "You smell nice", but they won't ask what perfume you're wearing. It's very much a pleasant skin scent, like I'm freshly showered and applied some pleasant smelling body lotion. It's not oversweet on me, not overwoody on me, not at all fruity on me, it's just a pleasant overall impression. I wouldn't buy a bottle, but I'll happily use up my sample size when I want to feel cosy.

I'm fairly new to perfumes, and have been really liking Phlur because of how relatively inexpensive their body sprays, and perfumes are, and how delicious the scents are. I really like how feminine this scent is with the heavy cashmere, and woody notes as it dries down, and sits for a bit. HOWEVER, like most people are saying this doesn't last long at all. The scent from the lid oddly I like more, it's a little more fruity/citrusy, almost jammy? Overall, I really really like this but I don't love it.

I absolutely adored how this smelled in the bottle and while I still think it's an amazing scent, the performance on the skin is a bit lackluster in comparison. thankfully I did purchase the travel size so it's easier to take on the go, because reapplication is necessary. it definitely has the weakest longevity of the other Phlur scents I have (Father Figure and Cherry Stem) but I still highly enjoy it. the apricot opening is lovely and it dries down to a delightful cream.

It starts really pretty, creamy lavender and stone fruit. But it faded so fast. I’m talking before the time I walked out of Sephora fast. Minutes. I had to put my nose to my skin and search for it and what I did get smelled like I walked into the elevator and the person before me had been drinking a lavender London fog. It would be pretty but the scent is FLEETING. And this is coming from someone who prefers a personal scent that sits close to the skin.

This smells incredibly similar to Mix:Bar Coconut Palm to me; a woody, coconut vanilla. It smells so similar that I'm returning this and if I want it, I'll just pick up the $20 of Coconut Palm again instead. It's not that I don't like it, but I can't justify $100. It also frustrates me that the apricot vanishes in 1.5 seconds.

This perfume starts out very fruity and sweet, then dries down similarly to Father Figure/Strawberry Letter by Phlur, as well a bit like Bal D'Afrique. Overall it smells like expensive bath/spa/musky/sweet/creamy products. Good everyday, every season scent.

Pleasant, easy, safe wear. While I enjoy the notes together, it isn't anything earth-shattering. Performance is pretty mid.

yum! this smelled fruity to me for some reason but i really love all the notes, very pretty and safe blond guy

The lavender from Burberry Goddess, with the skin scent quality of Another 13 and the fruitiness of Valaya

earlier this year, phlur discontinued their 'apricot privee' perfume and i was gutted. so gutted that i found 2 full sized bottles of it on sale on somewhat shady sites (they were legit luckily) and got them both. that was my holy grail fragrance that nothing else has been able to replicate at a worthy price for me. i think this is phlur's re-launched attempt at an apricot fragrance (aka apricot privee 2.0), and it is a lovely scent, but apricot privee had this more 'androgynous' touch to it, whilst afterglow is MUCH more feminine. phlur has definitely fallen into the more feminine rather than unisex market, and you can tell just by their launches within the last 1-2 years. it is an extremely soft scent, you're unlikely to really notice this scent on someone else unless you put your nose to their skin, and considering phlur have longevity issues with all of their fragrances already, this is something i am really disappointed with. either make your fragrances intimate yet long lasting, or make them strong, but for a shorter period. doing the worst of both and having a £99 price point is not fair in the slightest. the scent itself immediately reminds me of apricot bubble bath. if you're in the UK you might be familar with palmolive's peach and vanilla bubble bath. it smells exactly like that to me. the dove shampoo is also a good comparison if you added some fresh apricot to it. soft, clean, slightly fruity. my mother picks up on more woodiness than i do, and also to my nose i honestly pick up zero lavender, or... 'lavender milk' i like it and would happily continue to wear it during the cold months, especially if i'm having a 'soft and sensitive' type of day. would i buy it again, though? absolutely not. it's nice, but phlur is becoming noticeably more safe, feminine and generic with their scents and it's not the direction i wish to keep supporting with my wallet, not with those prices at least.

I get a subtle grape soda note in the opening that maybe lasts 5 minutes- the dry down is a soft musk. It’s pleasant- but similar DNA to Missing Person/Soft Spot. Someone mentioned the dry down was similar to Father Figure- I don’t quite get that when spraying them on opposite arms- Afterglow just melts into a skin scent that’s almost undetectable while Father Figure sits close to the skin but has some projection with a lush figgy/green note. I re-sprayed AG (about 4)- it’s staying a bit longer but I don’t think longevity would push the needle enough for me to keep this. On skin it’s musky but on clothes it gives laundry soap vibes (I use unscented laundry soap) that also doesn’t stick around. It could be a nice bedtime scent if that’s your thing (though $99 is a steep price for that- though got it on sale 20% off but even still!). For reference I’ve not smelled Glossier’s line so I can’t comment on comparisons made. I am a big fan of Soft Spot over Missing Person- in my opinion if you have those you really won’t gain much by adding this to your collection. I’ll give it a little time but I’m preparing to return it as I have enough skin scents in my collection and this lacks any lasting uniqueness that would make it work keeping.

I have this as a sample in body mist form so the projection and sillage isn't great but typical for a fragrance mist. Upon first spraying this in the air and on me, it reminds me of Bath and Body Works' Sweet Whiskey (original formulation) and it makes me happy. However, the dry down on my clothing goes in a different angle and starts to smell more fruity with the apricot being the most prominent note. I love apricots but I don't want my perfume to smell mainly of them. However, it is a nice fragrance for those who like juicy and fruity dry downs that are not nectarine, pulpy, extremely sweet and tart, or artificial smelling (like candy.) In my opinion, PHLUR has better scents. I don't get much coconut, unfortunately for me (as a coconut lover), and the rest of the notes become really faint to my nose in the dry down. I was hoping to get more of the ambrette, amber, and sandalwood notes, too. While this scent does smell somewhat lactonic, it's more of a youthful, fresh, out of the shower milky lactonic scent. Overall, I find it to be a pleasant fragrance and likely better suited for younger age groups or those who like skin scents.

This is a really interesting scent profile. It opens like berry yoghurt laid over clean woods, which immediately caught my attention. The milky apricot note is strong and very warm, and I can see how that could be polarising. Mixed with dried fruits and coconut, it does lean a little fruity hairspray-like at times. The dry down brings in a brittle lavender and vanilla orchid, but it fades pretty quickly into a skin scent. I ended up reapplying my sample twice within about three hours, so the longevity definitely isn’t the strongest. I like it, and I appreciate how unique it is. It’s sweet and fruity, but I’m not entirely sure when I’d reach for it. It doesn’t really sit within my usual comfort zone scent-wise. Fiancé gave it an 8.5 out of 10. He said it was nice, but not something that felt full bottle worthy. I have to say that I agree with him.

This is a fairly easy to like perfume for those who enjoy skin scents. Nothing groundbreaking. It is an exact combination of JHAG Not a Perfume and JHAG Sunny Side Up with coconut splashed in. Which is to say, it really only smells like cedar, sandalwood, and coconut to me. Lovely but if you have the above perfumes you really don't necessarily need this IMO.

More than anything, it reminds me of R.E.M., toned down. On me R.E.M. projects like crazy and can be a bit too much at times, and like all AG fragrances, it's very very sweet. Afterglow sits much closer to the skin. But if you like R.E.M. but think it's just a tad too sugary, this might be a good choice for you.

This smells like almost nothing. It's a flop for me unfortunately but also kinda fortunately because I don't need another perfume to be obsessed with. 😅 The longer this sits on my skin the more the coconut notes come out. So this feels like a coconut scent to me. I don't get much else.

By the notes I should be in love with this but the problem is I am getting nothing. A skin scent with absolutely no character, no projection, nothing to write about. It’s for people who like to have a perfume that doesn’t smell at all. There I said what I said.

Not bad, not great. I mostly get some fruity apricot and musk. Unfortunately the musk isn't very smooth. I also think the lavender note, while subtle, comes across as sharp and artificial. Thoroughly unisex.

Very musky and ambery. If that’s your thing then this would make a lovely signature, but if you’re looking forward to the lactonic and citrus notes, don’t get your hopes up.

nearly identical to Commodity Milk Orchid. it’s not bad, but i definitely don’t need both.

Blueberry yogurt + Baccarat Rouge

This one threw me off. I feel the name is quite accurate to the scent itself: heavy on the musk, a bit salty on the skin, it gives off a sultry, heated vibe. Perhaps it could read as a bit...sweaty(? not in a 'bad BO' way, but just... kind of sharp?) to some, a little like putting perfume on after sweating a bit? It's not really my vibe, maybe it just does not mix well with my own body chemistry. I found the musk to be overpowering and could not pick out the other notes with the exception of... just a 'lived in' heavy floral fragrance. Definitely not my kind of scent but I could see it suiting others who want a bit of bold allure.

This is better than Not Your Baby or Missing Person in my opinion. I like the fruity opening but that disappears quickly and you're left with the clean musky sandalwood base. The ambrette is very peppery. Someone mentioned the dry down being similar to Father Figure and I disagree. This is much more sharp. Sharp Musk and pepper. It vaguely - and I mean VAGUELY - reminds me of Valaya. Not a safe blind buy. This smells nothing like Father Figure, so if you're buying this solely with the hope that this holds a candle to FF, you'll be disappointed.

I don’t get sheer and warm from this at all. It comes off as pure woody scent to me and I was not a fan. The sandal wood note is front and center. The closest thing I can compare it to is an axe/old spice body spray. Very strong and a bit generic. I’m a huuuge fan of Phlur. I have quite a few in my collection. So when I read the notes for this one I was SO excited. I made a blind buy during the Sephora sale and unfortunately it was a no for me. I’d pass on this one if you’re looking for sheer/warm.

in theory, this would be my holy grail perfume with all my favourite notes. Unfortunately it is a very synthetic skin scented dominated by cashmeran, with a faint sweetness but no citrus, milk, lavender or coconut. I'm lowkey allergic to synthetic woody/musky aromachemicals like ambroxan and cashmeran so this is obviously not for me. I agree with some other reviews that it smells a bit similar to You Fleur, but Fleur has a nice salt note and is better blended in my opinion.