Miss Aura

Bought a small 5ml sample. The opening notes are fresh and the rose is most noticeable as well as patchouli, but can also smell a different floral scent and citrus. I don't smell patchouli. Am using it today, on a warmer winter day, as going to the gym so didn't want a heavy scent but a fresh one. It smells divine on my young nieces who are not teenagers yet. So I guess it would be a nice gift for a teenager/young woman or at-work scent.

Miss Aura is quite the charmer: fresh and happy and pretty. It smells as if it came out of Lancome's Miracle-line, which is probably due to the strong litchi. Not a scent that divided my life into before and after, but I enjoyed this and went through my bottle fast enough.

It's like a fresh green tea and a mix of tropical fruits with rose. Nothing unique or extraordinary, but it smells happy and lighthearted - like childhood. I don't find it cheap smelling or boring, but it smells very "young". The bottle is beautiful.

My wife has one, she loves lemon, rose and patches, but she bought it because of the design, I really like

This smells like a sharp white floral but that must be the combination of citrus and rose. It's completely linear, gradually fading away. The sillage isn't bad, average longevity. It's cold, clinical, sterile, puritanical, and a perfect office scent, because it smells like deodorant, so people will think you smell 'clean'. I can't think of any other recommendation for this, except the gorgeous bottle, which is a collector's item. This is truly the anti-date scent, it's just so tart and sour. I can't imagine wearing it in cold weather, so I'll only wear mine occasionally in the summer.