Tiffany & Co

This is GOOOOOOOD like, addictively good!! I remember this launching in 2017 and despite having many spritzed tester cards shoved up my nose by overly eager sales assistants, I was never really sure what I thought of it. It was 2019 when I actually had a proper sample sniff because it was at the same time Love&Co launched and the SA (who was a huge fragrance nerd like me) was showing me all the other Tiffany's, it smelt like nothing I had ever come across before. Before I go any further, if you don't like iris and are looking to blind buy this, avoid Tiffany because it is all about the iris and cool citrusy/powder tones. Despite Iris being listed as a mid note I can smell it in the opening and all the way through the development of Tiffany, the opening is a sharp blend of fresh, fruity citrus and cool iris which sort of reminds me of the way La Vie Est Belle initially opens only Tiffany is in no way piercingly sweet and syrupy. The fruity undertones are still present during the drydown with blackcurrant being the most noticable fruit I can pick out and, as per the opening, cool hues of iris are still noticable and give a "cold" freshness to the mid and by the time Tiffany fully dries down I get iris with a light airy musk, I can't really pick out any rose, patchouli or peach though. I agree with reviewers who say its like taking a shower and applying deodorant and body lotion, its that sort of post-shower-put-together freshness, only its like using the most luxurious shower gel, lotion and deodorant, also, someone further down said this is the scent that Charlotte York from Sex and The City would wear and I 100% can see that for sure. There is only one negative however for me and that is the longevity, I can get about 3 hours from 4/5 spritzes before I can't smell it on myself anymore but that being said, others can still smell it on me so I have no idea weather I just stop noticing it after a while and thats why I can't detect it on myself after a while. Longevity is still being tested but the silage is close bordering on moderate, this for sure is an excellent choice for the summer and is a more unusual choice when compared to the ubiqutous Light Blue style summer scents that are around. Its versatile and can easily be worn casually, to work, to the gym, to a formal event even, its a sure fire "my best friend" type of scent that will always have your back and is an excellent easy reach scent when you're in doubt, it makes me feel like one of those swishy well groomed people who wear smart jeans or trousers, crisp button down shirts and always have immaculate hair that smells freshly washed all the time. I would love to repurchase this if my bottle runs out but until I know for sure what the longevity is like, for now its still hanging at a maybe, I may need to rope Mr GinCatsBooks into the longevity testing... I do love it though <3

This review is based on a co-worker who wears this. I do not own it and have not tested it on myself yet. Tiffany smells exquisite on her. While walking past her office, I noticed a lovely, intoxicating and inoffensive clean fresh smell. Also a hint of muskiness and woodiness on her. I wouldn’t have considered it a floral scent at all. It surprised me reading the description that it’s a floral fragrance. After telling my co-worker, how nice she smelled, she happily revealed that it was Tiffany. Her husband recently purchased it as a gift for her. I respect members’ reviews and understand completely that individual body chemistry is key to how a scent is reflected on each of us, but felt that I needed to post my positive review and experience since there seems to be some negative reviews. I would recommend trying before buying. I certainly will. I can’t wait! Edit-2021: Soooo ........ my co-worker friend happened to wear this yesterday and it’s truly a beauty on her!! As soon as I approached her, I complimented her and she revealed that she was wearing the Tiffany lotion. She’s been wearing it sparingly because she loves it. I still have not sampled it. When I do, I’ll make sure to wear it other places because it’s her scent at the office. It really is a remarkable, unforgettable clean, crisp, scent.

This one is interesting, it is both an every day perfume but could also go for a little black dress. It has all of those notes in the description but to me it is neither citrus, nor iris, nor patchouli, to me it smells like a very cold sunny icy winter morning. I find it smells really great on my skin, expensive, clean, fresh, classy. It seems like it has a common smell, yet at the same time, I have not smelled anything the smells the same. I guess it is because to me it is the smell of winter mornings, it feels like something familiar. In the first few seconds it is a strong blast but then it immediately becomes smooth and crisp and clear. It makes me think of a transparent block of ice, or a diamond, cold and clear. In my imagination, it is because Tiffany's sells diamonds, and for me this is the smell more evocative of a visual representation of a diamond. This review probably doesn't help very much as it is not centered on notes, but if I were to describe the scent it would be fresh, crisp fragrance that smells great all year round. I find it perfectly unisex

It’s taken me a while to appreciate this perfume. And I mean years... I’m on my second bottle, both have been gifts over the last 4/5 years. At first I hated it, I thought it was too old for me, something my granny would wear. But I used it and didn’t complain, so when I got another bottle I really felt too ungrateful to say anything so again, I started to use it after it sat in its gift box for the best part of a year. I was so wrong! I completely love this perfume now. I enjoy the sparkling sweetness of the orange on the opening, the soft musky scent on the dry down, and inbetween the rose and peach punch. I have gathered many compliments on this perfume and have enjoyed it more and more as time has gone on. I’d say it lasts a moderate 4-5 hours on my skin and a little longer on clothes. I think the price is too high, I guess you pay for the brand name and it’s association with higher classes. I wouldn’t buy this out of my own money, but it may just find it’s way onto the Christmas wish list this year...

Beautiful perfume. Totally unplanned buy, as I would never pay full price for Tiffany perfume, but I came across a deal that was too good to pass on. After I sprayed this, my husband leaned over and said "this is how I woman is supposed to smell like", so he approves fully! It is really unoffensive and pretty, and just like a previous reviewer, I think I prefer musk here over NR musk ( and I love all my NR fumes!). The first couple minutes are a bit on the masculine side, but it develops into a sweet, sexy aroma pretty fast, and it lingers for hours. It's a "feel good" perfume. I don't necessarily agree that this is a young woman scent, I think I hate that expression as much as I hate grandma or grandpa descriptions when it comes to fragrances. I think perfume is ageless and everyone should wear whatever makes them feel good, regardless of age. I am happy to have this in my collection, I think I will try the rest of the line as well.

Not usually one to be seduced by packaging, but I think this is the most beautiful bottle design on the market at the moment. Was really bored by the scent the first few tests. Originally thought it was generic, but it's really grown on me and I've noticed it's quiet attraction. It's elegant and refined - looking and smelling like an emerald cut diamond. They know what they're doing. LOVE that there's no white flowers in this - sets it apart from the current masses. Disagree with the powdery note vote. It's a freshy with citrus and a slightly bitter, green edge that balances out any powdery vibes in my opinion. I don't think Iris immediately makes things powdery anyway - but the younger crowd may not feel similarly. This is an every day perfume for a woman who doesn't need to explain and a special occasion perfume for an understated, classy lady. I'm so into it.

For me, Tiffany only works in quiet settings. Small lunches with white wine, coffee on balconies, early morning walks in little towns. I made the mistake of wearing it to lunch with a smoker once, and it felt like sacrilege. Tiffany is a fine woman, who raises a hundred questions, who wants to be the centre of attention, but only when she's gone and it's too late. She wants to be asked who she is, on the street, in cabs, in bathrooms, in lifts. She works well with a large hat, too. A full bottle of this was gifted to me years ago, when I hadn't spent a penny on fragrances, and I thought it was wonderful. It's hard to find events to wear it; so I sadly keep it safe on my dresser in its beautiful blue box, and I hope it'll last for decades. You can absolutely find Tiffany in similar forms elsewhere, but there's a certain magic to telling people her name.

In this hot summer degrees I like this musky-fancy scent but in winter I love ambery- warmer scent much better. Summertime is a perfect time fot it- a very elegant and clear scent. This was my firs blind buy when it comes out becouse my all time favorite scent is the Classic Tiffany. (Only in wintertime becouse it' s an enormous one). I ordered this in fall and I hated it becouse in cold weather I only fel the dry musky side of it. But over 25 degrees it is a beautifule light elegant scent. Medium longevity and medium sillage- perfect for office or ocassion when you dont want to be the loud Lady. (Instead of Creed's Love in White witch I don't like becouse of the big over hype and the rice within.)

oh so classy. super elegant, the type of scent you'd smell from across the church at a wedding and assume the grooms wealthy aunt is wearing it. could be worn in the day or even the night. So fresh. Getting a fresh fresh laundry smell from this one. Fresh laundry in a garden. You're in the garden remembering the ice cream truck. nothing in particular reminds you of the ice cream truck, but you're thinking about it. When was the last time you visited one? A tear rolls down your eye and you wipe it with your freshly cleaned shirt. Oh! oh its floral and clean oh oh oh ooough and a little fruity!! You stop crying, you're distracted by your own scent.

Tried it today along with 15 other women’s fragrances, this was easily the nicest, I don’t get the hate, but it seems quite common on here with any fragrance that’s new, if it isn’t weird smelling the majority will hate on it, but if it’s different it doesn’t matter what it smells like the majority will claim to love it. I have no reason to like or dislike Tiffany so as an unbiased opinion it was really good although the asking price is a bit high..then again if Le Labo & Frederic Malle can ask for more money on fragrances that smell much worse then *shrugs*

I smelled this perfume at Bloomingdales two days ago...returned the following day and bought it This is absolutely luminous in its simplicity.. I definitely get a Chanel vibe, but I have yet to discover one of those that suits my personality This encapsules everything Ive been looking for in a perfume lately Elegant and sparkling Just enough patchouli to ground its citrusy brightness The iris isn't overdone or screechy clean musk whispers in the background Sophisticated yet minimal Signature love at first sniff

I bought a sample to try, and it was LOVE at first sniff. This is such a fresh, gorgeous, and elegant scent. I thought there was lychee in this but apparently not. Super addicting smell in the opening. BUT just after 15-20 mins, it's gone. Like poof, vanished. Where she went no one knows. Which absolutely sucks because I want this perfume! But there's no point in buying the full size when I know it doesn't last and no one else around can smell it. Biggest tease in perfume history

This smells ultimately clean, like a very expensive, finely milled bar of French soap that makes a thick, rich lather and leaves you soft and fresh. When I first sprayed my sample I was unimpressed, but as it dried down, I can't stop smelling it and WILL be buying a full bottle. Very classy scent. Not screaming for attention, just smelling elegant. Excellent choice for the office, meeting the parents, sunny day at the outdoor market, an afternoon on the yacht ;)

It smells fresh, clean and expensive. The iris comes through as soft, the top note mandarin is used like bergamot, but less bitter, It dries down to a mature rose. This is pretty the way Jour D'Hermes is but less bitter, less europe day trip, and more open, sexy and southern-- maybe that's the peach. The musk and patchouli are just to ground it. They're not overwhelming and I like both of those notes. Quite a beautiful and classic composition.

I have both the Intense and this one. I love them both! There is a quiet difference between the two for sure. I find the original is elegant and ladylike with a sophisticated appeal. It is easy to wear without offending most, and it stays with me all day. It lingers on clothes even longer requiring another laundry to completely remove this beautiful aroma. I am very pleased to have both of these in my wardrobe.

I have this for almost an year now, worn it a few times and I have to say I don't understand why it gets so much hate?!?! I am a man and I love wearing this; I think it is perfectly unisex; It's a musky, white floral with a dry sweetness to it; I lasts more than 10h on my skin, but with soft projection; it does not project, but I don't think it was meant to do that. All in all, I love it!

I like how this is soft, yet still has a classy citrusy musky like scent. I haven’t tried the intense version but I would prefer a more powerful version. I love the colour of the box and bottle of this scent. The scent tends not to last very long on ones skin, but hopefully I can get a stronger bottle in the future or maybe a bottle of the intense will solve the problem.

A very pleasant not overwhelming and discreet scent perfect for office or for a mommy. I smell citrus at the start and then dryes out to a musky scent with a tints of flowers. It lasts a lot to me up to 8 hours. But honestly doesnt worth its money the scent is not very strong or unique you just pay it bacause its tiffany this one in Greece was 66€ for 30ml bottle.

It starts with a bang of powdery florals, has a bit of a sour elderly lady moment and then dries down to the most effortless elegance. The beginning doesn't seem to bother others though. I sprayed it on myself carefully and asked my sisters opinion. She grabbed my whole arm and asked with her eyes wide open "What? Why does it smell so good? It smells expensive!"

This was my signature scent all through high school. Beautiful, classy, compliment getter. Would always get told I smelled expensive. Not the best performance, but enough that it would get noticed. Starts off citrusy and fresh and dries down to a pretty musk. The rose comes out too in the dry down, which I really enjoy, even though I typically hate rose.