Perfect Nectar

After reading the description, I wasn't sure whether this one would work for me. I usually like but don't love overly fruity fragrances. However, I absolutely adore this one. It's essentially the feeling of some sort of peachy/apricot drink. The mango and papaya blend together to give the fragrance a warm, sweet appeal. I'm very glad that the ylang-ylang is present to break up the scent a bit and add interest. Overall, the scent feels high quality and rich, which is difficult to me in heavy fruit fragrances. This one wears well without being too soft or too overpowering.

OK....I see what a lot of the reviews are saying about this fragrance. BUT...I loved it from the moment I sprayed the tester. I kept sniffing my wrist over and over throughout the day. Is it sweet? YES. Very. But absolutely delicious. Like a ripe fruit. It's a little too sweet for work, but I layered it with Kensie and it helped add some balance.

I love it for summer, it's a sweet apricot fruity scent, ends up a soft floral, it's high quality with the lasting power and concentration of ingredients as with her other perfumes.

I can totally understand what the other reviewers are saying, but on my skin it never crosses into too sweet or overripe fruit. I found myself smelling my wrist all day and smiling. Honey, nectarine, peach, and mango. I also get something herbal and flowery, which reminds me of chamomile (probably the ylang ylang). There's something in there that makes this scent feel grounded and a little more complex than just fruity, but I'm not sure what it is. My husband says it also smells clean, like laundry, and called it "nice but not the best," and I think that's because there's an aspect of this that does remind me of a glade plug in-- sometimes artificial, but not necessarily in a bad way. It reminds me of Byredo Mojave Ghost Absolu, but Mojave Ghost Absolu is more complex. Great for a casual day outside, though I wouldn't recommend it for (forced/artificial) close proximity, like an office cubicle, movie theater, or convention situation. Very summery, but for some reason stone fruits also seem cozy to me (idk why), so I could also see it as an oddball mood lifter on a dry, warm Fall day or even a festive Winter day. Not sure why, but Spring doesn't feel right. Surprisingly light, in the 3 to 5 spray range, and sillage is intimate to medium for me. I unfortunately cant speak for longevity because I applied scented sunscreen mid-day, which completely overpowered this scent.

Whoever said this smelled like Amouage gold woman must be insane. This perfume is a tropical fruity floral. Amouage Gold woman is an aldehydic floral. Perfect Nectar is Not my style but I wanted to smell it because my youngest sister loves these types of perfumes. Perfect Nectar is like a tropical fruit salad at first. Mango, papaya are very strong but as it goes along the ylang and white florals add balance in the heart. The tea note is very refreshing here and I adore the addition of it. Boy so many designer "mango" fragrances on the market should copy this one instead because to get me to like a mango/papaya fragrance is no easy task. This is a good one. Balanced and not sugary sweet like most on the market today.