Crushed Fruits

Opening is very green apple and pear, bright and tart, with violet and jasmine present in a sort of lipstick way -- not a bad thing at all. The plum and stonefruit is definitely there, but with continued wear they really come to the forefront and turn into this very rich, deeply complex sweetness, more like a compote than a syrup, because you still get the residual tartness. This is also where the raspberry shone most for me. No woodiness at all, and the amber sits really well against my skin. Like sitting in your chic grandma's bay window on a slightly warm summer day, with the pale yellow light shining on your face. The room is filled with slightly dried violets and jasmine flowers, not fresh enough to smell green and not dried enough to be pungent yet. Your grandma sits behind you and slices plums and raspberries into a pretty ceramic bowl of white sugar. Fresh green apples and pears fall from the trees outside.

Fragrantica did this one dirty - it's actually so good! Someone said it was reminiscent of a high-end fruity body spray, and I agree. It's clean, slightly sweet, and a little bit juicy. It almost smells like a fruity candy but not in a cloying, artificial way. It's like the expensive, organic all natural stuff. It's just so light, fresh, and wearable - very yummy!

this perfume is all i ever wanted. its fruity and sweet, but not too sweet. the dominant note is rose hips, thats mostly what i get and im not complaining. i could smell it everyday. it lasts forever too! there's just one problem: its almost three hundred dollarydoos!!!! i'm too poor to smell good

Ambery fruity floral with the Regime des Fleurs DNA. Really nice, but doesn't project or last long enough for me. It would be nice if you wanted something demure.

The minute this hit my skin, I smelled the iris very clearly mixed with light fruity notes. Iris with fruit? That's very different but it works! I noticed that Iris isn't listed in the notes, but acknowledged at the top, where they list what it smells like. I cannot stand most fruity scents. They tend to smell cheap..like generic celebrity perfumes. This one does not. I love the powdery iris scent and the fruits are not cloyingly sweet. A dryer fruit scent, not juicy, thank goodness. As it dries down the florals all come forward and this becomes a beautiful orris, amber floral with just a hint of fruitiness. The performance is decent, not a bomb but still good. The only thing is the price, which is pretty spendy. Not sure if I like it enough to spend that much.

On my skin, it’s a jammy, winey (think a peppery Cab or dark Pinot) rose over a powdery, slate-like orris. I don’t detect any sweetness, and I see this as more of a fall/winter scent. More vintage than modern. I sprayed from a travel bottle, and it’s an utterly different vibe from what I got on a blotter or lightly dabbed, so I do think the method of application and the wearer’s skin greatly influence the experience. Beautifully done, great quality, but this is not going to be for everyone and I wouldn’t call it a safe blind buy at all.

this name is very accurate. the opening is more tart and citrusy, and as it dries it becomes juicier with the rose hip and orris notes standing out. i do get a lipstick vibe but as a former 2016 makeup girlie i never understood why that was a bad thing. still getting used to the nuttiness that orris brings, sometimes it reads as doughy to me. this has similar notes to maison louis marie’s icila but i find this one brighter and better suited to the warm weather.

The initial spray is a potent blast of delicious fruit. It's incredible. It radiates so strongly that I initially was afraid that I had oversprayed. But unfortunately, it lasts 5 minutes. After it's gone, there's a soft floral base that is ... nice enough, I suppose. But all I really want is that fruity opening! I can't really see the point in such a gorgeous opening that doesn't last long enough to share it with anyone else.

fruity (but) on my skin it smells like a mixed of fruits (mostly sweet fruits like pear sitting in the heat) mixed wirh the smell of a newly opened box with almonds. It gets powdery in the dry down because of iris. It is not juicy fruity , it is sweet and toned down. It is also not scrutchy like other perfumes with pineapple notes. As it is difficult to explain i would suggest buing a decant first.

It smells like a bowl of freshly crushed fruit, but with a distinctly perfumed twist. A little goes a long way , just one or two sprays is enough, as anything more can feel overwhelming and even trigger a headache. The longevity is impressive, and it projects well with noticeable sillage. It’s not a love for me, but definitely a strong like. Worth noting it’s being discontinued.

Opens with red fruits - overly ripened apples and raspberries, which have become soft after being out on the dining room counter all day. The musk/orris base takes the whole thing into the territory of shampoo or conditioner but not in a bad way. I am reminded, when smelling this next to Tom Ford’s Electric Cherry, that RdF uses quality materials. Moderate sillage & longevity.

Starts as a very pretty medley of tart fruits, but as it dries, & it dries quickly, it turns into a waxy lipstick scent. Reminds me of this clear jelly lipstick I bought when I was younger. It's not a bad by any means, it's just that I'd want to sit with the opening for a little longer. Probably won't buy a full bottle of this.

I love this unique scent, and it definitely has a non-negligible level of presence too. Also I feel like it was a good purchase because it seems suitable for all seasons, in both formal and casual settings.

Sparkling sangria shampoo !? Which sounds suspect, but I am a fan... Smells a bit like a hawaiian punch scented pencil/eraser duo that I had in sixth grade, too, which was a favorite

Very clean and powdery! This perfume is like warm, clean laundry straight out of the dryer to me and I love it! Detergent vibes.

walmart fruity body spray all grown up, like if she decided to act in euphoria season 1. loooove

Very fruity beginning, floral dry down.

An extroverted, sanguine medley. Imagine a stained-glass bowl of potpourri, only with fruit skins instead of flower petals. Raspberry pips, peach pulp, slightly-fermented Concord grapes. Maybe a few candied rosebuds, pickled in nectar. She’s sweet and exuberant, but undeniably sticky. I want to join her out to brunch or for a night on the town, but I don’t think I want to be holding hands all day. Mental Snapshot: A cheeky olfactory hug, from your fav wine aunt. Jammy, syrupy, and ever so slightly boozy. A punchbowl of sangria, after the wine has been drunk. tl;dr: “crushed fruits” (I can’t describe it any better) 🍹🍇

This smells like a grandma in the most complimentary way. It is nostalgic for me -- it's got that powdery, mature, laundry accord feel that feels like sleeping over at your Grandma's house in the summer. Not for me but if you lean into those more mature, vintagey, laundry-musk type scents I'd give this a go! I didn't find it offensive like some of the other tests though I will say that the dry down is much better than the opening. I think this would be a nice Sunday morning perfume.

the name crushed fruits is evocative of juice, pulp, and flesh. the scent, in actuality, bears very little of that. for one, the opening is orris-dominant. think red twizzlers. perhaps a fresh tube of lipstick. as the orris waxes and wanes we remain with the husk and fuzzy skin of some miscellaneous fruits. there’s a specter of a dewy, youthful rose that never got to fully bloom. how can something smell both unfinished and overdone?