Stash SJP Unspoken

Ok, I’m obsessed with this. The original Stash is one of my all time favourites, I think if I had to choose 1 scent to wear forever it would be SJP Stash, I just love it so. When I read that this was a more feminine approach to the original, which is unisex, I was intrigued. I often wear women’s fragrances and no one knows any difference, and really no one cares, it’s 2020 after all, it shouldn’t be a big deal that a man is wearing something aimed at a woman. Anyway, when I first sprayed it on the paper I thought it smelt nothing like Stash, but I still bought it because I wanted the bottle for my SJP Collection and I thought that maybe one day I will wear it. Well strike me down and call me Sally, I’ve been wearing it all week and I am in love. At first it really doesn’t smell like Stash at all, it doesn’t have that strong coconut type smell, but after it’s settled for a little while you see the beauty come out in it. After about an hour you can really smell the DNA of Stash, with just a touch of extra sweetness, I’m guessing this sweetness is what was added to make it more feminine. Gone is the massoia wood base that is prominent in the original Stash. This is a little more well blended than the OG Stash, it seems to have a few more layers, it’s an interesting and very handsome scent. As I said before I reckon this isn’t just for women, it does smell unisex to me, as long as you don’t mind losing the woody base then for sure give this a go. One thing I notice is that the presentation of this isn’t near as fancy as the OG Stash. I remember when I got my first bottle of that I was so impressed because it was in this beautiful velvet bag and the sticker on the bottle was an actual ribbon. Unspoken has no velvet bag and the sticker is just a metallic sticker, gone is the extra-ness. Oh well, it’s what’s inside the bottle that matters and this is gorgeous juice. SJP you’ve done it again. Now!! When will we ever get to see Stash: Prive? I cross my fingers in hope. Have a lovely day and thank you for reading.

The perfect feminine counterpart to the original masculine-leaning Stash. The yin to the yang. While the fruiter, sweeter notes and marketing of Unspoken may read traditionally feminine, despite lacking the original's spicy barbershop opening, it still retains an identifiable amount of the original's DNA and even unisex appeal. A deliciously fuzzy blend of quince and pink peppercorns over a familiar musky, woodsy base. I even detect some of the same nutty warmth from the original's pistachio note. Suitable more for daywear but easily translatable to the evening. Leans slightly more cold-weather in it's density, but unlike the original Stash, still suitable for warmer days in the freshness of it's top notes. Perhaps a calculated if still wonderfully effective response to the bold, gender-defying approach of the original, meeting mainstream expectations unlike the former but still of such interest and simply so well done that once again, SJP transcends the realm of celebrity perfume. Another arguably niche-level offering disguised as a run-of-the-mill celebrity fragrance. Performance is near-identical to the original, with fair longevity and projection for it's comparatively low price point. Of all the now discontinued Stash range, Unspoken in particular can still be found online and in discount stores at bargain prices. Despite the packaging and marked differences from the original Stash, Unspoken is no dull, watered-down version of the original's bold character. It's just as thoughtful and well-rounded, paying homage to its roots while offering a safer option for those opposed to Stash's more masculine character and a sweeter alternative for those already in love with the original.

I have hot damp slightly acidic skin that can burn through top notes in seconds so this is a GREAT fragrance for me. The opening burst is velveted peony, coconutty wood shavings and dash of pink peppercorn under a halo of aniseed. Creamy sandalwood and tonka are the main body. The quince is not a fresh fruit, rather a quince paste which comes off as lightly-honeyed fig -adjacent. Theres something faintly incensy and the marketers definitely forgot to mention the patchouli which is of the smooth dark wood variety rather than the pungent kind. Texture-wise it is creamy & dry, velvety not powdery. As it dries down the coconut and aniseed disappear but a sense of nutty richness and luminosity remain. The musk in the base is sheer which maintains a sense of levity in what could have been a very dense formulation. Honestly, LOVE. I should mention that while my skin chemistry often skews scents sugary or sour, this is not one of them. It stays firmly in the natural/neutral zone. Theres tonka, theres a touch of honey but no added sugar. PS I can see why another reviewer compared this to the underrated peppery fig & patchouli FCUK Friction for Her, which is like a younger, fizzier, syrupy, louder cousin of Stash Unspoken.

I crave wearing this one. I adore Stash for cool weather and crave that one too, whereas I find Stash Prive to be a super easy reach (in a white t-shirt sort of way) as it has a body care lotiony sort of vibe. Stash Unspoken though, is COSY! Like shouty writing worthy, sweet, powdery and COSY! Gentle honeysuckle, but mainly powdery sandalwood and tons of Tonka bean. I don't get coconut myself. I find that to be quite a cold note and Unspoken is Warm with a capital W, but I can understand people mentioning coconut as unspoken does have a vibe of Katy Perry's Indi. I find Indi to be a cold and stand-offish scent - it feels like it's straight out of the fridge and has a coconut cream smell to me. Indi is a spring / summer perfume for in my collection and I love it. Stash Unspoken is like Indi's less uptight sister - it's what I reach for in cold weather to satisfy that same sandalwood mood, but it's soft and comforting like a fleecy blanket. I liked the smell when I first got it but was worried about how sweet it was so waited for cool weather. After the first wear I thought ooooh that's a keeper! After the second wear and it was love. After the third wear I bought a back-up bottle.... totally addictive!

I have to say, I'm not one for 'Celebrity Fragrances'.... but.. this is really good! I've not tried the original stash, I don't care for woody notes so it never appealed to me. I blind bought this based on the notes and that it was £25 at superdrug! I don't think I would pay full price, just because as a celebrity fragrance priced at £60 (100ml), I'd rather buy higher end at that rate. On to the fragrance itself; I really like it. It's different, the olibanum and tonka hold the fragrance, the quince and peony lift it. I get quite a lot of quince in this. I can definitely smell the honeysuckle which is a real bonus, as I love that note. I feel as if there is some birch in it, but it's not listed. I'm not sure if I get a lot of the wisteria, all the same, I find this well blended. This is what I would have liked Chanel Gabrielle to have been like. It's different, feminine, floral and 'sparkling'. Kudos to SJP - I found a celeb fragrance that was worth buying! So far it's got good sillage and wear time is about five hours on me.

I don't like sweet, I don't like fruity, but SJP did it again, I love this fragrance. I bought it out of respect towards the original Stash (all time favourite of mine, together with Covet). Now, this scent is nowhere nearby Stash or Covet in terms of originality. But still, it has some character I would say, the lingering flowery-coconut, the quince, it is all very pleasant. It projects well, much better than the former two, and also longer lasting, at least on me. Layers amazingly with the OG Stash, despite not having too much in common. I have Privé as well, but I'm not nearly as impressed as with this one. Smelling Privé I have the feeling that I smell this type of light perfume on well-dressed women all the time, while I would easily recognise Unspoken on someone, not that there is a big chance anyone wearing it :) I understand why it is compared to Indi, but imo Unspoken is much much better in terms of complexity and quality. I would say this is blind buy safe, if you don't hate coconut and santal/tonka.

SJP Stash Unspoken is a really pretty warm, creamy, resin-y sweet perfume. It's absolutely in the same vein as the Estee Lauder Sensuous line and also similar to Valentino Valentina Myrrh Assoluto, but is just a tad more fruity-floral than those two. To my nose, I smell some quince which lends it a freshness along with the honeysuckle -- though, to be honest, I don't pick up on honeysuckle, specifically, just a sweet floral note that's neither rose nor gardenia, tuberose, tiare, or lily, just to name a few! It's so very pretty, I could see it as a super-easy reach, on the regular. Plus, it has good longevity, especially on clothes. It may not be groundbreaking or unique, but it sure smells goooood...! Incidentally, it has absolutely nothing to do with the original SJP Stash and I don't know why they released it as a flanker and, while I respect the OG Stash, I don't like wearing it and gave away my bottle. But I can tell you, I WILL be using my Stash Unspoken! <3

i have only just started exploring sjp perfumes, kinda of a rabbit hole thing. Stuck in covid lockdown, Melbourne , Aus, apperently toughest lockdown in the world at this time? So buying perfume online. Finally bought Coco Madmoiselle, i hate it, it feels like i have had a big night out, thrown up and smell that really sickly smell of regret. It is just one note in coco mad i really dont like, it smells like top shelf puke, but sjp stash unspoken bought in same week is how i expected coco mad to smell. Addicted to this, but it doesnt last, i spray it everywhere, on bed linen etc, but doesnt stay, tried original stash too, love that, but once again no staying power. Realise costs involved and definately, you are getting bang for your buck with this , love this, if they could make with the staying power, i would pay the extra$

The quince and thyme are very evident on the opening. It feels woody, fruity and herbally all at once. Some natural fruity sweetness but not much. I cant help thinking that my skin amps up the quince note. It makes me think of Penhaligons Vaara which I am not keen on. I'm so glad I still decided to try Unspoken. The vetiver and pepper are definitely only bit players so nothing to fear. It does develop with the herbs fading along with fruity sweetness. It becomes more musky with faint echoes of wood notes, herbs and vetiver. If I concentrate I do detect the faint ghost of Stash but if Stash wasn't for you then try this. I would be surprised if many dislike this. It almost smells niche. This is a nice one for casual wear. It feels chilled. Its in Superdrug so do check it out.

I’ve been looking for a signature scent since I’ve been wearing Viva La Juicy for many moons. I think I found it with this! I love how creamy it is but still have a coconutty feel to it (despite not being a note) I definitely love it for a summer fragrance & it’s a great alternative for people who aren’t into tropical punch scents for the warmer months. Longevity sucks but $30 for 30ml in Aus I can just keep it in my bag and reapply. Though, it does mellow to a nice clean close to skin scent which I also like. It lingers just enough to be very gentle. The one thing I think of when smelling this is a woman who is not a try hard. Pretty, clean, low maintenance but still spectacular in her own right ! Very original type of person.

Blind bought this because I absolutely love Stash and I found this gift box on clearance at TJ Maxx. It's so much sweeter than what I usually wear but there is a lovely depth to it. It's not something you'd find at B&BW or Victoria's Secret. It's pretty unique given that it's sweet and floral/fruity. I definitely see the relation to Sensuous Nude, but I smell like baby powder when I wear SN and this doesn't have any kind of baby powder smell on me. It's nothing like the original Stash and doesn't have the staying power the original does but it's a nice effervescent-yet-deep fragrance. I just can't figure out when this fragrance works best. It's a little heavy for summer but perhaps too sweet for winter.

This fragrance is absolutely spectacular. The first time I tried it, it had a very odd sparkly tonka type feel to it and I absolutely loved it. The second time, after buying it, the sparkle was gone. I was initially disappointed, but I was so impressed by the balsamic and woody dry down. It holds nothing in common with the original Stash, but it doesn't really need to. It's in the same family, but there's no resemblaance. I think this is truly value for money at $30 for 100mL - you can't really do better than that. Listed in the notes is also wisteria - bizarre, uncommon in celebrity scents, but it is there and it does translate well.

This is a playful fragrance. It starts off with a mixture of coconut, a light musk, and a fruit note (quince)? The quince + pepper note are a little sharp but soften quickly. The vanilla and peony emerge soon and give the scent about 30 minutes of stability. After that, it’s gone. I wish it lasted longer and developed more slowly. **edit** I’ve been wearing this a lot since the temps rose some and it’s actually quite nice. It does stay close to skin but I do get whiffs of this several hours after application. I’ve also been having fun reapplying often.

Extremely pretty scent. Absolutely gorgeous. I would give this a 8/10 as one of the nicest smelling fragrances I own. Something about it just really appeals to me placing it solidly in the “love” category. Sadly, it doesn’t even last an hour on skin. I would pay much more for this if it could just last a few hours... :-( PS who else is reminded of Hilary Duff’s old fragrance “With Love”? Stash Unspoken is like a more complex and classy version. How unexpected for the low price!!!

This is a pretty underrated beauty. Soft, powdery sandalwood, slightly fruity from the quince, which almost comes off as coconut. There are also hints of pepper and musk as it dries down. It’s softly sweet without being overly sweet. Reminds me of Zara Msk 004. No it’s not hugely projecting but I can smell myself no problem (I gave myself some liberal sprays), and would not mind reapplying if needed. It also reminds me a tiny bit of VS Bare. This one is a nice surprise!

This was such a great surprise. It’s very creamy and nutty and a bit lactonic, like smelling a hazelnut frappe, but with a dash of florals. It’s unmistakably feminine but not overly floral, fruity or sweet, like so many other celebrity perfumes. The performance on me is amazing, too - great sillage and lasts forever, especially on clothes (I’ll still smell it on a jacket two weeks later). A love and great value.

This is a beautiful, woodsy, warm and slightly sweet fragrance. Unspoken is an office-friendly scent, but also could be worn on a date night. I have been wearing it non-stop since I bought it...it’s so versatile for everyday use. No, it doesn’t slap you in the face or leave a huge trail...for me, that’s a winner.

I agree with the comment below, it does smell like Bath and Body Works Pure Wonder! This is very pleasant and to my nose doesn't have any nasty scratchy aroma chemicals that are common in modern perfumes. Fruity, a bit woody, and sweet musky. Easy wear for every day. I love it. Absolutely unisex to me.

Call me crazy but this is so similar to black orchid / velvet orchid. Albeit it’s a lighter, somewhat more inoffensive version but it is there. I really love black orchid and this is a very office safe version. I really enjoy this it is a lovely wear, however does require a little overspray to last.

Really pretty sweet, beachy, baby powder scent. Elegant and feminine balletcore vibes. I don't find it similar to OG Stash, apart from that they both have a dry and powdery base. Unlike OG Stash, which I think begs to be shown off, I love to wear this to bed to feel fluffy and cocooned