A Sign Painted Peaches

I received a sample in oil form. By a quick smell of the sample I wasn’t enthralled, but once applied this scent really began to unfold. I don’t own many 🍑 scents, but have always been intrigued with TF’s Sour Peach, the only issue is the patch inevitably resulted in a migraine with every test. Sorce’s take on peaches is divine and truly reminds me of what I love about TFs minus the headache inducing patchouli. The peach is realistic and borders effervescent. The brand’s take on fruit notes has my undivided attention. If you’re looking for linear, shallow, sugary, gourmands then Sorce’s creations won’t scratch that itch. If you enjoy more complex scents, then look no further. This brand is such a breath of fresh air.

This is one of my favorite scents from Sorce hands down. The peach scent is so realistic and beautiful, and it is also one of the most long lasting perfumes ever. I can spray it and still smell it on my skin or clothing days later which is insane. The peach is definitely strong and can lean a bit sickly sweet like some reviewers state, but nowhere near as sweet as something like say, Sticky Dates from Lush. Such a great value for the price, even though it does feel like one you can really only wear during warmer weather. I bought it in the cold season and pray for warm days just so I can wear this perfume!

I am LOVING this. I cannot get enough. When I first got this sample, it was just okay, but I’ve been wearing it everyday for the last week. My only complaint is that it’s the most fleeting Sorce fragrance I own. Sorce’s signature creamy nutty cakey, indescribable base lol, with a tart juicy peach top note. They both stay around the whole time and fade away too quickly lol. I will be buying a full bottle. I don’t understand where the reviews below me are getting wood and acetone. I don’t get that at all. Smells loosely like a peach butter cookie.

This smells like lounging outside in the sunshine, eating a juicy peach over a well-loved book on a breezy spring day. Very peachy throughout the entire wear. She smells like peaches, gentle white florals, and something that leans toward warm paper and old books - almost woody and spicy but... also a little creamy? Must be the vetiver. Either way - she's gorgeous. Peaches, wind, and paper.

Very white floral heavy. The initial spray is flower followed by peach. In the AC this is more subtle and refined floral leading white peach. I personally love it in the hot heat outside. It totally transforms into this juicy warm ripe yellow peach. As the perfume sits, the peach has becomes more noticeable and the dry down is ripe peach and vanilla. It's really really good.