Superlady

I absolutely love Superlady. It was a blind buy but definitely a good one. This is sweet but not cloying IMO. The berries really shine through, with green in the background. It's not too green. Maybe the same kind of fruity/ green as Kilian's After sunset but more subtle. There is a powdery element but its not too powdery, more like a powdered candy. It is unique to me. I don't have anything like it. I don't pick up on apple often (generally) so I can't comment on that but the rich amber, coated in powdered berries is different. Superlady does project and you will smell yourself but i wouldn't say it's a beast. However, you can get a good 5 hours and if you spray on clothes, you will be pleased. It definitely sits in my top fave perfumes. If you like PDM Oriana or Kilian's Love, then you may like this. If Guerlain's French kiss is something you like, or is even too sweet powdery for you, this might work.

A very consistent fragrance. It's a sweet raspberry smell that is quite candy-like but still has realism due to the "fruitily sour" feel to it. The opening of this was softened quite a bit by floral notes, but after letting it settle for roughly 30 minutes, this has disappeared. Reminds me quite a lot of "Fraaagola Saalaaata", but for raspberries instead of strawberries. Very fun!

An extravagant, sweet and alternative perfume! The caramelized apple feels a lot, while the magnolia gives the scent a young and colorful aura. I describe it as a unique and super-modern perfume! Urban-style perfume, for people who love to stand out and feel unique. Beautiful! Sillage: 6.5/10 Longevity: 7./10 Scent: 8.5/10 Overall: 8.5/10

Superlady opens up almost minty and violet leaf-y juicy, tart blackberry and cryspy caramelized red apple come soon after. Mouthwatering sweet and sour fruits. Dries down to super smooth, luxurious and creamy body lotion scent with slightly sweet amber undertones. Very ladylike indeed. Absolutely FBW for me.

Reminds me of those pez sweets. It has that hair products vibe. Scent that you would also find in baby products. A touch of the original insolence edt in the disc like bottle. Softly fruity and powdery sweet. Very pretty. Though not high end smelling.

This is very pretty! Not how I imagined it would go as the sweet is not like designer sweet but a fruit sweet. And the candy apple is an illusion of the fruit. The base of amber is there right away giving it lots of dimension. Love this.

here's what I heard from a perfumery student online - generally fruit notes are relatively cheap and easy in perfumery, plus they are universally liked and "edible" and for that reason they dominate in ubiquitous cheap cosmetics and skincare such as shampoos body sprays etc. Specifically apple smell is apparently a "happy" smell, apparently mood improving and such - hence also quite popular among shampoos and such. Now fast forward to Superlady - this perfume has a very prominent candied apple note and in my opinion it's very well done, very realistic, definitely more realistic and juicy than in cheap products. It also has some berries on top, underscoring same fruity impression. But it also has a lovely, smooth, lavish magnolia scent, smooth and feminine. So I do get the references to shampoos and soap but this is an explainable association rather than a commentary on a perfume. Is it sophisticated and mature? no, it's happy and lighthearted and likeable. People around you won't think you smell cheap, they will think you smell delicious and feminine. I wouldn't mind having it in my collection

OK, this is the deal. I actually have a hard time sensing the apple at all, but that wouldn't be a bad thing to me. Ok it's there, but more a tart red covered in candied pie crust. It is no fresh apple scent. To me the amber makes it appear like a soft slightly sweet dark licorice. And the magnolia comes later , it's present but only like light whifs of and on. It is a pretty linear scent, but I loved it at first sniff. And the cool name pushed me to buy it from the site , few days later. If I even bothered calling it a signature scent. It'll be this .At least for fall .Great job

Maybe I was expecting Wonder Woman, but this in no way wows me in either the super or lady categories. PG says magnolia+candy apple+amber. I get the top and bottom only.

I got a sample of this based on the good reviews here... I was hoping to get a sweet floral aple and berrys scent with some depth and green acords. Its ok, but not that. At least not on me. The opening is very strong minty feeling aple. Very tart. So if you like that good for you! It stays like this for about 2hrs and then goes to a slightly dirty amber. The berries are just the minty feel tartness. It reminds me of aple HubaBubba Bubblegummroll... not very Ladylike to me 😅 I never liked that gumm and it reminds me of my first kiss, wich was as far from Lady as I propably ever been.

To me it smells a lot like medicine of some kind for a bit, with a syrupy "flavoring" of apple, then goes right into a typical vanilla-esque amber with a bit of an artificial tone to it. The drydown smells ok, but like a million other perfumes and not as elegant as I would like. It never smells appealing to me, even when it smells like fruit. Not for me.

Based on the bottle, I expected a "boss lady" scent, but it turned out to be the opposite. The fragrance is quite simple, girly, and sweet. To be honest, it doesn't smell niche at all. I primarily pick up notes of apples and berries with a hint of greenery, reminiscent of a style similar to Kilian's After Sunset.

It’s cute but still very shampoo-y, which is not that great for me personally. It smells like a fresh and fruity shampoo with a musky base. Super soapy and floral!

Do you know the song by Tom Jones - She's a lady? ... I can match this fragrance with that song, indeed. I must say that I liked that one from the first sniff a few years ago. Got a sample and I remember it was a dull grey cold day. Walking outside its aroma gave me an amazing happy feeling. I remember I thought, hmmm, this really could become my signature scent. Then, my sample was left somewhere in the cupboard as perhaps many of you know how it happens as we all like trying different new fragrances all the time. A month or so, ago, I found my sample and applied it again. What a surprise, I immediately got again the same feelings about it. I got a few more samples and am considering a FB soon. Now, onto the fragrance itself. On my skin it starts beautifully fresh green, like a bite of a fresh green juicy pear, I guess this is the magnolia wrapped in its green leaves. This is a quick about 5min introduction which sooner is taken over by the toffee apple. I guess at some point, but can't say when exactly the white amber mixes up as well. I also throughout the whole wearing of the fragrance am detecting some kind of coolness, like mint coolness or something. It a beautiful fresh and warm fragrance at one and the same time, if you can get what I mean. Some reviews below say it is a linear one. Yes, in some way, but I find it perfect. I will soon become a proud owner of a FB for sure and perhaps the empty space under my signature (which hasn't had a fragrance name for years) might be fulfilled, again.

A floral-fruity amber that will likely appeal to MANY different people. For me, I just wish the amber was a little more pronounced and more full-bodied. These are just my own recommendations for what I would liked changed/added so that I liked it more. I'm not saying "this is what is wrong with this scent", I'm saying "this is why I like it but don't love it". I can certainly see how you would disagree with me, but I am a little weird with weird tastes and all that...

Starts as nice, sweet, lighthearted floriental - white flowers and candy apple on a warm amber base. Nothing new, 100% linear, but ok in a frivolous, fun, amusement park kind of way until a sharp, shampoo-like vibe takes over and takes it to the loud, synthetic territory and it ruins it for me - the more I smell it, more vile it seems. I bet Deliria kicks ass. Cute name, though.

Superlady is a realistic candy apple scent. But once we are talking about Pierre Guillaume, of course it is not only that. Yes, there's enough candy apple to evoke childhood memories, but all of suddenly you feel the dense aroma of the magnolia flower, which brings you back to adulthood or to an unrecognizable time: Nostalgia mixed with future in a pair of red vinyl high heels.

It does remind me of shampoo or some other drugstore body care product. It’s powdery, soapy, musky, sweet, and fruity. I can’t think of where else I’ve smelled this before, but despite being a semi unique scent in my scent book so far, it’s far from standout or too enjoyable. But I’ve never really been a violet fan, so my opinion isn’t too helpful.

Nice fruity floral scent. It has a pretty raspberry note. The drydown is mostly a soapy pleasant scent, like a shampoo from the 90's or early 2k? do you remember the herbal essence line with the sexy adds? it's a nice scent. Clean and feminine. Nothing groundbreaking here.

I am a bit disappointed by the longevity, but the smell is great, lot of compliments. Reminds me of Kilian Love but would not call it a dupe. I love the Kilian one, and the blurred sweetness of it. This one is much more fruity and playful and has some green touch too

I don't get the Kilian comparisons at all. To me, this is a candied apple (as in a slightlllly sweet, yet tart fresh apple - not full on candy coated) and magnolia fragarance. A tart fruity-floral which reminds me of late Spring.