First Love

VS First Love is a pretty straightforward floral fragrance. It’s a very fresh, crisp blend of violet leaf and lily. Personally, I find that violet leaf is not as “powdery” smelling as the bud, which is a huge plus for me. It smells very clean, but not in the soapy/shampoo/detergent way that the original VS Love has. Just in the sense that the notes are simple, not overly “busy” or complex. It’s also less sweet than the original VS Love (bought them side-by-side), instead offering an almost a green quality to it. It’s a very feminine wear, good for day or night. The sillage is not too crazy, so it would be a safe choice for the office. This is one of my favorite fragrances for everyday, but it’s also good for a “cuddle on the couch” kind of night.

I’d consider First Love a skin scent. It’s light and fresh. Delicate florals and musk. Airy. Green. Golden light shining through white curtains with a warm summer breeze flowing through. It smells so good on me. The longevity, however, is not very good at all. I have a rollerball that Victoria’s Secret sent me to try back when this was a brand new fragrance. I love the scent and really enjoy it - while it lasts.

Victoria's Secret had this marked down so I decided to try. I've tried Chanel Chance Eau Tendre, as well as Zara Applejuice, and these most definitely all smell the same to me. Which I love. It's fresh and clean and very inoffensive. It has a soft musk to it that makes it even wearable in colder months, but it is preferably a springtime and summer scent. Great for everyday, fresh and feminine.

This should have never been discontinued. It smells way better than VS Love and is a perfect spring and summer everyday scent. It's floral, feminine, fresh but not soapy, and pretty. It doesn't last as long as I'd like but the scent makes up for it. In fact, the mist actually lasts longer than the EDP, at about 3-4 hours and smells more expensive than it actually costs.

Im so sorry that this scent is being discontinued. I love it. It reminds me of the original by Marc Jacobs like so many others have said. After seeing numerous people compare it to Chanel Chance Tendre I decided to try it and yes, it does kinda remind you of it too. Its true that you have to apply it more than once but that's how most fragrances are.