Charlie White

I was at Walgreens picking up a few essentials yesterday and saw that the holiday fragrance gift sets are on the shelves now, and, being the fragrance addict that I am, I had to take a look. I saw a box that included 2 bottles of Charlie White for a steal and instantly looked up the notes here. I was a little skeptical when I saw the notes, especially the watermelon and violet, but I couldn't say no. I figured if I didn't like it there would be someone that would. I got into the car and sprayed Charlie White on my wrist, and it was love at first smell. CW is clean, sweet, and fresh. It fits very well in the green floral category. I think the reason I was afraid of the watermelon note is that it conjures up a fake, sugary impression in my mind - like watermelon flavored gum, when it obviously doesn't really smell like watermelon should. Fortunately for me, that watermelon is nowhere to be found in this fragrance. There is nothing syrupy or overly fruity. The jasmine and lily are the most prominent floral notes. I don't get any violet whatsoever. CW reminds me of my signature fragrance Glow by JLo - not because they smell that much alike, but because they both make me feel put together, clean, and feminine. They can both be worn at any time, anywhere, and really any time of year. They are timeless fragrances IMO. Charlie White might end up in my top 5 - a fantastic little drugstore gem!!!

The Charlie scents had a long story in my family. It’s very funy and cute. My mother bought her first Charlie in her first selery. That time it was very expensive. My mother cherished her bottle, but my grandfather didn’t know that. He tried to sterilize hes feet with perfume (...old times...). My mother screamed: „Father what are you doing? What perfume do you useing?” Grandfather said: „Hmmm... some kind of a Charlie...” Mother was shocked, after hearing that grandfather wasting her precious perfume. Buti t wasn’t true, grandfather was jokeing. But with a (approximately) 3 or 4 years old child (how was me :) ) hearing, it was a good opportunity to buy a Christmas present for her mother. So I told my idea to my father, and went to shoping. We bougth a 15ml Charlie White perfume and I give it to my mother as a Christmas present. After the boxing day I secretly sprayed out nearly the whole bottle!!!! Everything smelt Charlie White!!! Everything in the house!!! My mother was shockd again... They saved 2 or 3 ml in the bottle, but it was a failure of a gift. From that time on Charlie White was the scent of Christmas for me. And I really love this scent. :)

One summer when I was in a warm country for a few weeks I was desperately looking for a cheap enough scent for temperatures over 30 degrees - everything annoyed me that was sweet and fruity, and I came across this 100 ml one at the chemists, and I repurchased it the year after- I would probably even wear it now if I was in a warmer climate. I sprayed away like there was no tomorrow, as it didn`t last more than a couple of hours and as I remember it was really crisp, tuberose-y, refreshing and maybe a tad bit synthetic too, but the synthetic feel went away quite fast. It felt just perfect on me in the scorching heat! It`s one of those perfumes that you should really only wear over 25 degrees, otherwise they will give you this `meh` impression. I also bough it for a friend, who told me that it was a bit like floor cleaner..Well, we`re not all the same.. EDIT: I can`t smell any watermelon in this, honestly. Just sprayed it on and it`s basically ozonic, bit sharp tuberose, slightly sweeter as it dries. But no watermelon, none. Lovely anyway.

I love this for nostalgic purposes. And it's kind of odd, like me. Definitely not for everyone, and I do NOT suggest anyone blind-buy this based on its notes. I wore it in high school in the mid-90's. This was back when my mom was always bringing home drugstore perfume from the clearance bin at her work. I wore the hell out of it. I thought it was a cute, oddball, punk rock kinda fragrance. Now I only wear it every once in awhile because I do realize it's kind of a bizarre one (glad I'm not the only one who picks up the note of pencil shavings. I always thought that and wondered if other people did too!), and the sillage is actually pretty strong coming off me. But the scent itself is actually VERY dear to me. Based on this review, you maybe wouldn't guess that? But I love it very much. I always get excited whenever I run across a bottle of this in a random Walgreens or wherever (which is not often). It's the only Charlie fragrance I like besides Charlie Black (which I have only ever seen in the UK).

Cheapie but freshie! It smells really elegant. Now, you can't expect much from this juice bottle because it will be very basic. If you do not want to smell basic, then this isn't for you. But, but...it's a very elegant scent and could be a dumb reach for times when you just want to smell clean and nice without choking yourself out. People who are still buying this mainly buy it for the nostalgia factor. I bought this for my mom, although she used Charlie's classic one (gold cap), so when she saw the Charlie white, she smiled and said, "Charlie!" She liked it a lot. I think I will buy one for myself too. Yeah, the little irksome part is that after 10 minutes, it smells synthetic on my skin. And the perfume doesn't last long (duh). But I don't expect this to be a crazy designer label at that price.

i ware this one alot in high school its a very clean cut fresh linen scent, the boy i had a crush on always said i smell lovely when he walked past me on my way to school other people also used to comment how nice i smell when i ware this, then sadly shops stopped selling it, i bought D&G LIGHT blue the smell of that is very alike. recently shops started selling charlie again and every xmas and birthday people keep buying me huge bottles of charlie white as it reminds everyone of me, i have more bottles than i know what to do with but i dont think the relaunched versions of charlie white is as good as the original charlie white it dont seem to last as long after few mins i cant smell it anymore it has no staying power its like warter with a hint of charlie in it

Completely affordable, and I don't hate it! Fun, fresh, quirky, inoffensive and strangely comforting is probably a better description. I get the "pencil shavings" note, but I find it oddly soothing. It's perfectly acceptable & adorably pleasing when it gets way too close to 90 degrees Fahrenheit before June 21st in the northwestern hemisphere. Colder weather is likely to shatter this crystalline house. But today, with this heat, and threatening thundershowers since early morning, it's not a bad choice. Greenish-whitish florals with pencil wood (leady-graphitey twigs?) and a bit of fructose. It's unusual and unassuming, but absolutely charming in the right conditions, especially considering how inexpensive it is in my neck of the woods.

This fragrance was gifted to me back in 2002 by one of my dearest friends, and obviously it carries many memories of times when I was a teenager. Summer holidays, hanging around with friends, no money, no worries...It was not as popular as the other "Charlies", but it was, and still is my favorite from the range. It's clean, fruity, fresh and...white. The watermelon and peach notes are very obvious for my nose, maybe a little bit synthetic, but lovely nevertheless. The base is a mix of musk, violets, white flowers and powdery iris. During my "fragrance journey" I didn't came across something similar and actually I was planning to get another bottle, but I see it was reformulated...Sad...

(Review for the frosted bottle) I was on a journey to collect metallic fragrances and turns out I found one on this! This smells like what I would want a futuristic fruit basket would be. Metallic nuances in Charlie White didn't come off as "sterile" or "hospital-y". There's this companionable twist to the fruitiness that I sniff from the added metallicness. I would personally call this "Charlie Silver" rather than the real Silver for how prominent the metallic to my nose. Charlie Silver smells way fruitier for it to be called Silver. Last surprisingly long for a freshie (got a good performance for like around 6 hours with 8 spritz).

When I first put this on, I got a strong lime scent. After a couple of minutes, this was beautiful. It has dry, crisp sandalwood with dry jasmine and lily. Jasmine is very common in India. My backyard has a whole section dedicated to Jasmine and my mother keeps the yard-facing windows open to let the breeze bring the Jasmine fragrance in and my home smells heavenly. I've spent many evenings/late nights in my back yard: just sitting in the moonlight, surrounded by lovely jasmine and roses and the green-ish smell of leaves and trees. To me, this clear water in a simple bottle smells enchantingly like Moonlight.

Was feeling nostalgic and my cat is named Charlie. Hmm wonder what these smell like now? Didn't like the red, blue or gold but white was a real surprise. Fresh, aquatic and for me not flowery at all. My new cheap and cheerful favourite...who'd have thought that from Charlie?

This was the first perfume I ever wore and I bought it again now just for fun. I still Iove it and I’ve been really enjoying wearing it! The notes I detect are watermelon and fresh ozone, it’s fresh and elegant and easy to wear without being overly sweet.

Its Poof In a bottle!!!I sprayed this on my wrist and it smelled good I do wish it would of last longer than 15 minuets! Its a nice price I payed less than 10 dollars for a 3.3oz. I can't say its the best of the charlies cuz I only tried 2.

Fresh, watery and ozonic sensation in an expensive air-conditioned car with a calming smell....if you wear this then you will be fresher....white floral are not too prominent, simple and very pleasant smell....definetely love it

This is for the frosted EDT bottle: I have a soft spot for this fragrance. It was my first "grown-up" scent, I still have an old bottle that I wear nostalgically. Unique light musk with fruity notes, great for summer.

One of my favorite after shower scents. If it works well with your chemistry (as it does with mine) it smells alot more pricier than the $6 I paid for it. A little beauty. X

Fresh and clean and powdery all at once. A perfect "clean" smell for hot days, I feel cooler and more refreshed the instant it goes on. An incredible steal at the price.

Had it 10 yrs ago, its refreshing summer scent and had the watermelon yumminess. Doesn't last long. Wouldn't buy again. But i do hav sweet memories with it.

The smell is so good but i wish they make it little stronger. It doesnt last for more than 4 hours, but it will always be one of my fav :)

i love this one but hard to find this.... i got this for 4 bottle and found my last bottle in Indonesia during my holiday...

This was a Birthday Gift,From My Family,It's my Most Favourite Perfume,I wear nearly everyday.

And I like this scent because of it's freshness, it also reminds me of Pure Poison Dior.

to me it smells like celery and i *love* that it does :3

I just bought a bottle of Charlie White as a blind buy over the internet, based on the good reviews of it here, and it arrived this morning. My first impression was one of relief that it did smell nice! I spritzed some on and it smelled very fresh and light, even slightly 'astringent'. I could definitely pick up on the lily-of-the-valley, although in this they seem to be slightly vinegary smelling in the beginning! I can't smell much fruit in it, and definitely not watermelon (not a favorite note of mine in a perfume!). I think that at first this perfume smells slightly synthetic but the longer it's on my skin the better, and more natural, it smells. I was outside in my back garden in the warm sunshine a bit later on this morning and it was slightly breezy and I kept smelling a lovely freshly washed laundry smell so I'm not sure if it was the Charlie White I was wearing or my neighbor's clothes which were hanging on the washing line in her garden. I think it was me though! So, this is definitely recommendable for anyone who, like me, likes fresh, clean smelling scents that don't overpower. It's a very good bargain buy and is perfect as an everyday, clean, refreshing and inoffensive scent. Luckily it doesn't smell at all like the original Charlie, which is a perfume I had in my early teens and which, at the time, I thought was sophisticated and which I thought I liked but after a short while I realized it really wasn't my cup of tea at all! In my opinion Charlie White is MUCH better and is a definite keeper for me! UPDATE: Oh, and this seems to appeal to men as well! A male friend of mine commented when I was wearing this yesterday on how great I smelled, so he clearly likes this as much as I do!

This is the perfect “First time perfume” EG...Perfect for your first job interview and especially perfect for your first date or your first day in an office environment (As you really don't want to be wearing a perfume that people in those situations would find too strong, over-powering or even offensive) and it’s beautiful to spray after getting out of the shower and to wear after being at the gym or after any physical activity that may make you sweat! This perfume is best described as “Clean, fresh, flowery” and that’s why it’s perfect for all of the above! Clean crisp air, white sheets hanging from the line drying in the early spring breeze, walking past white lilies in the park and being hit with sweetness as the wind carries their scent past you, or skipping through puddles on a rainy afternoon with bare feet! A perfect perfume to buy someone when not knowing what they like (Such as your mother in law, your boss or your brothers new girlfriend). Because lets face it...who hates the smell of happiness, freshness and clean white sheets? Once the perfume settles on your skin, which does not take long at all, you do end up smelling mainly of violet and lily-of-the-valley, but it’s still more “A bunch of simple white flowers” scent! Best for people with dry skin types! The perfume will last up to 4 hours, as it's only a toilette! For those with moist skin types, this perfume is on the weak side, and will last at most, 2 hours! But I personally love to spray this perfume up to 4 times a day, so a weaker toilette can be a great thing!

I am trying out Charlie White today. It's pretty interesting to be sure! I do get that pencil shavings note that others have mentioned but I don't find it offensive, it adds interest and depth but it is prominent and I've been wearing Charlie White for 2 hours now. There's a tartness throughout this fragrance as well, I'm assuming that's the watermelon note, but it does not smell like watermelon at all to me, more like lime. Interestingly, I have Charlie Silver which does not have a watermelon note but does have lime and I DO smell watermelon in that fragrance. CW is backed up by a sweetness that lingers in the back ground which must be the floral notes, I cannot discern which floral note they just come through as vaguely "sweet". I see that others have compared Charlie White to Creed's Love In White For Summer. I have not smelled that fragrance. Looking at the Creed fragrance note profile there is a rice note and I would bet that would take even the simple CW up to a new level, a nice addition, I love rice notes in perfumes. Charlie White is not a strong fragrance but as a skin scent I can smell it distinctly which I like. This would make a great work fragrance, inoffensive and close, not a lot of projection. Totally unisex. A great buy! PS: I got decent longevity out of this one! One hour of fairly strong projection and 5 more hours of a discernible skin scent. Unexpected for the very cheap fragrance that it is!

If you’ve read some of my recent reviews, I mentioned that I recently purchased a big lot of fragrances off a charity auction. I am slowly trying them and it’s so much fun! So, for the 4th of July, I decided to try my Charlie red, Charlie white, and Charlie Blue! I wasn’t expecting much. I’ve seen this little cheapie on the websites that I regularly shop and have passed it over many times! I probably wouldn’t have ever tried this had it not been in my lot. I would’ve missed out. This is such an interesting little freshie perfect for summer! It’s bright and airy and aquatic! I love the other reviewer’s comment that it smells like celery! I can see where they are coming from. Although it doesn’t smell like celery to my nose, it has some similar characteristics. It’s crisp, watery, fresh, a bit green, a little bitter and slightly sharp. I happen to love celery! I can also see the pencil shavings analogy, however to my nose, it isn’t unpleasant at all. There’s something about this that is like a burst of energy, like a splash of cold water that wakes you up! I don’t get a lot of distinct florals. I also think this could be worn all year but shines best in warmer weather! I don’t find it cheap or overly synthetic smelling! This is a solid fragrance especially for the price! I’ve seen 100ml bottles sold for under $10!

I am reviewing the EDT. This is a lovely clean floral with a very small price tag. I smell the jasmine, violets, and lily-of-the-valley. They present in a very clean way. I get no "crayon" or "erasure" smell at all. It is hard to believe so many are like me in appreciating this scent while others find it to smell like crayons and erasures. I guess each individual nose knows what it likes. Please pardon the bad pun..I just could not resist. I think this makes an excellent hot weather fragrance because it is so clean, fresh, and floral. The floral is not cloying or sticky. The sillage is good. I will have to leave it on for a bit before I can speak of the longevity. I think I remember it having good longevity. P.S. Lydiamarine, Do not let others keep you from wearing this scent. I bet if you had told them it was a Ralph Lauren or Dior, they would have been much kinder about the fragrance. They are what I call label junkies. Wear what you enjoy!

Late last fall I picked up a gift set that had Charlie, Ciara and Charlie White. I'm very familiar with Charlie and Ciara, and bought the set for those two, but had never smelled Charlie White. Because I'm almost always disappointed with flankers, I figured the Charlie White would end up in a basket of goodies for the next door neighbor girls who love all of my unwanted samples, travel size GWP and cast-offs. Well, they got something else instead. While not my usual cup of tea, I found that I kept testing and testing it, and decided to keep it for myself. I'm glad I did. I don't get the fruits on my skin at all, but a very crisp, dry blend of jasmine and lily of the valley, and into the drydown, the rose perks up. This is one of my "pick-me-up" fragrances, and I use it like I do Clarins Eau Dynamisante or Jean Nate. They all smell different but serve the same purpose. A nice surprise I was not expecting.

This was my first fragrance I chose for myself and I honestly haven't worn it for years. I found it when I was about 12 when my older sister was buying her charlie red. I liked it because it reminded me of watermelon. Its beautifully fresh. I stopped buying it and had all but forgotten about it when I was reminded of it by the fresh smell of Chanel Chance Eau Fraiche today, which I suppose pays Charlie White a pretty huge compliment. However I remember Charlie White taking a while to settle down in astringency. In complexity it's probably only a step up from body spray, but it's really pretty. (In comparison Chance eau Fraiche is creamy and well rounded). Give a young girl this Charlie White instead of the teenybopper Brittney Spears perfume rubbish or whoever is doing them at the moment. Or wear it yourself on your casual days.

I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned that Revlon Charlie White is a dead ringer for Cacharel Noa! Or, rather, Noa is a dead ringer for RCW, because that one was actually launched four years earlier. In direct comparison, it emerges that the strongest shared notes are jasmine and lily-of-the-valley, sweetened with various nondescript fruity notes (i.e. chemicals that imitate them). Noa is the better scent, because it is fuller, richer, and the coffee and musk nicely complement the aforementioned jasmine and lotv. Charlie White is a bit paler; yet, an inexperienced nose would hardly be able to tell the difference between them. Noa is quite inexpensive nowadays, yet RCW is even cheaper (it retails for about €10 for a 100ml bottle); so if you like Noa, this is a no brainer.

This one's a shape-shifter. Today, in the unexpected hotter weather, it's as if a Gin and Tonic has been spilled inside a freshly constructed chest of drawers - bitter lemon plus newly sanded wood being the main notes detected. It almost gave a little hint of M&Ws classic cologne, 4711. Two mornings ago as my son entered the room where I'd just sprayed the fragrance, he announced the room 'smells like Subway'- and strangely, it did! Compare with my earlier review about pencil shavings, or new-car smell!? In between then and now, I've thought it a sneaky Lily of the Valley one evening, but that time only. And then there was the time I thought I could detect a watery peachy-rose over tangerine. WTF! No two days alike with this one. Still waiting for the watermelon . . . .

I got this yesterday, as I am a big fan of 90s perfumes... nostalgia ! This is a nice light and fresh perfume. I totally laughed at the "pencil shavings" comment... it does smell a little like that ^^. I do not find it smells like celery (I'm very allergic to it ^^) I would say it smells like the white part of a watermelon... but not the watermelon it self. More like the white part and skin. It has this green smell to it mixed with aquatic notes. I do not get the peach or violet... it's very green. The staying power on me is not so great... but then again everyone is different. The best way I could describe this perfume is... it's as if you broke off a flower and smelled it's stem... you would smell all the greens and far far away somewhere would smell flowers.

This is a fun little splash of summer fruits and flowers! It is ever so slightly harsh in the initial spray, but then the watermelon comes along, and, well . . . who doesn't love watermelon? Of course, I don't necessarily want to SMELL like watermelon. As it dries down, I get a bit of a soapy LOV note that sort of takes over. It certainly helps the scent from being too immature, and centers it a bit. But I am not a fan of LOV, so this was a bit of a problem for me. Overall, this is a pleasant, fresh summer scent that can be enjoyed easily with out a whole lot of complexity. For the price, this would be a really nice scent for those who like watermelon and LOV! :)

I was looking for a summer fragrance that was office safe, something different from my usual summer favorite Elizabeth Arden Green Tea. I decided to drop by Fragrantica and saw the notes for Charlie White. I ordered it from my favorite website, figuring "Less than $10.00 US, why not?" Loved wearing Charlie White to the office this summer! Clean but not soapy. A whiff of fruit but not overly sweet, and I don't smell like a bowl of fruit salad. Charlie White is a light, fun fragrance that is an inexpensive gem. I have already ordered a second bottle. :-) Charlie White will join my keepers because who doesn't want a light and fun "easy reach" scent? :-)

"Charlie White" is a non-threatening, pleasant, uplifting fragrance for day. Very refreshing in summer. I first smelled it in the bus. One by one passengers disembarked until there was only myself and a young girl, a pretty blonde. She remained on the bus as I was getting off, but I had a few seconds in which to ask her what the perfume was she was wearing. I'd never heard of "Charlie White" up until then, although I wore the original "Charlie." I was a brunette at the time (am silver now) and I loved to wear it, but, alas, I fear it truly is a blonde's perfume. Or a very young and carefree woman! Maybe I should try "Charlie Silver?!"

I'm layering this with Victoria's Secret Dream Angels Desire. With two-thirds of the bottle gone, I still consistently get the ever present smell of wood-shavings dominating the milder notes. Watermelon note never gets through for me. (I'm starting to notice that about watermelon with other fragrances - it's me, I'm the problem) Layering with Dream Angels Desire adds a few more creamy florals, and the plum to the mix. Enough for the wood-shavings to quieten down and mellow out. Strangely a sage-like note also arises, which must be the angelica or the ivy riding the wood-shavings. Love/hate this Charlie White. Never dull.

Sentimental. (Am I tearing up over the sheer nostalgia of 7th grade me wearing Charlie White??? Or did I forget to take an antidepressant...) I recall enjoying this one. This was one of my first 'intro-to-perfumes' scents that I bought with my own middle school, barely there money. It wasn't quite 'my' scent. But I remember liking it, and being entranced by the commercials with the pretty brunette. I'm trying to recall the scent: I feel like it was a bit cool, refreshing, almost metallic. I'd need to smell again, but I have some idea of a remaining remembered whiff. Total time capsule scent.

This was my signature scent junior year of high school (1998-99). If fact I remember getting in an argument with a former friend over who wore if first/better. She insisted it was her and that my boyfriend (now ex-husband) told her that when he smelled me it reminded him of her (she worked with him). Lies! Ahhh the teenage drama a memories Charlie White brings me. I haven't smelled the new reformulation but I loooooved her back in the day and might buy a bottle for memory sake.

I'm another that gets just pencils shavings from this scent. A little disappointed, because I was so looking forward to finding this budget scent with predominately watermelon notes, and it took some time to find a place that had it in stock. However, I did get a good response from wearing this today. Having again started my day gleefully over-spraying with my cheapie (including clothing and hair) I later had to admit the 'new upholstery' smell in the car was my Charlie White!

I can’t understand so many bad reviews for this one. First of all we are not talking about a designer’s perfume. You can’t expect a first class product. However, I find Charlie White quite nice. It’s fresh and clean like a washed linen shirt hanging under the sun. Some green watermelon with very soft peach peels and lilies. No jasmines, no violets. Simple and easy going. Sometimes I think there’s so much hate in the word that we are transferring part of it to perfume reviews.

White is the new green. No, wait, white is the new...white! Charlie White that is! If I were to pick a flower to represent this fragrance it would be daisies. If I were to pick a scene to represent this fragrance it would be a large field (of daisies) but vast and open like in the movie The Sound of Music - Maria singing with her arms out and open on the hillside. Do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do - The hills are alive with the scent of Char-lie!

Unexpected, fresh, sunny fragrance that evokes bright summer atmospheres. Impactful ozonic opening that evolves towards sparkling aquatic notes that recall the sea breeze, perceptible green notes clearly attributable to the watermelon peel. Temporal olfactory evolution towards floral and slightly fruity notes; the impetuous lily of the valley mixed with the voluptuous violet and rose create a deep and enveloping base. Very pleasant fragrance.

Just got 30ml clear bottle, Charlie white does smell like pencil shave, very soothing , white floral. Too bad in 5 minutes turns into skin scents, just spray liberally cause it won’t make your wallet broke. Wish I knew it sooner before the new reformulation. It’s a good scent for summer or for just hanging around in the house for listening 90’s music. Three word describe. Calming , Soothing aaaaaaannnd White . Cheers

This one is... odd. It smells fresh and clean for sure and I like it but after the initial perfumey watermelon / lily of the valley wears off, to me it's orange and thyme. Neither of which are supposedly in there, but I don't have a trained nose... And yet it's vividly like summer at home when plucking wild growing thyme from the meadow and crushing it between your fingers.

Just received this perfume today. Its has a fresh scent! I dont smell any watermelon or peach note. I smell a lot of jasmine. I had to laugh to myself about the other review on here, that said it smelled like pencil shavings. I tryed it on my mother and thats the scent it gives off. I guess every bodys chemistry is different. But for the price I think it not a bad perfume!

Well it arrived and I sprayed and the memories came flooding back! It was Christmas 1994 again :)I actually really liked this ..again! Out of all the perfumes I own this bottle of £3.99 for 100ml perfume lasted the longest! The sillage was impressive too, I got the pencil shavings smell again which I loved and the melon, lovely memories glad I bought a bottle.

Charlie White is the oddest fragrance I've ever smelled. On me, its notes are unidentifiable. I'd say pepper if I had to guess the main note. Yet, that's not listed. Weirdly, I sorta love it though. It's JUST SO WEIRD. At $6 USD for a full-sized bottle, you might as well try it. Well worth the entrance price to the freak show if nothing else.

This is a nice, simple warm weather scent. Most of the time it smells something like a cross between McDonald’s sprite and watermelon flavored candy. Every now and then I get a hint of something powdery or the Boursin cheese note jet199 mentioned. It’s pretty linear and not particularly long-lasting, but it’s pleasant enough for what it is.

This one is such a fresh scent, it's nice and a very good daily basis signature! The projection is good, the fixation although I think endures less than I'd like but I still would compliment the elegance and charm it has! Such a good fragrance. Not a very signature one, but a well chosen one to spend your day.