Vince Camuto Femme

Okay, I took a chance on this about 4 years ago. I have no idea why I blind bought this. The base notes are enough to make me run. Especially my 3 nemesis in perfumes. They are all 3 together patchouli, vanilla, and amber. Even though one of these are in most perfumes if a fragrance is done well I can handle it. When I say this is one of the most beautiful, airy, light patchouli fragrances that I own, I am not kidding. When this dries down I can smell the patchouli (which normally I would hate). It's beautiful and powdery from the Iris (which my skin loves). I layer this with the body lotion and I can smell it on me all day. This is definitely made for spring and summer. Honestly, this can be worn at any time of year. But it's not headache inducing at all. It's not cloying in any way. I live in the deep south with stifling humidity and I can still wear this. I don't get the unisex or masculine notes at all. This is very soft and feminine to me. But I guess that all depends on body chemistry. We all have a different sensory to different smells.

Blind bought based on the comparisons to Chanel Chance. I was skeptical, to be sure. Chance was what I wore to marry my ex-husband, so even though we’re divorced, it’s still a pretty special scent to me. I have a small amount of Chance edt left and I’d say it’s about 90% accurate. Yes, it misses the “Chanel” aspect of Chance (which could be good if you dislike Chanel) but it is still pretty darn close. It’s well blended enough that all I can describe it as is sparkling. It is light, effervescent, but still has a bite. Could be unisex. Edited: I find the dab on bottle to smell more like Chance; from the spray bottle, it is sharper and more citrusy to me. I still like it a lot but I love it from the dab.

Was a blind buy because it was the perfect match of the amazing bottle and it’s color, it’s resemblance to Chanel Chance and being on sale too 😆 I absolutely love it!! It’s a fresh more unisex or even masculine scent. As top and middle notes I feel the citrusy rose, pepper and vetiver the most, after dry down something sweet appears too, but very softly, from the amber and vanilla. It is similar to Chanel Chance edp and in my opinion to Sofia Vergara’s Sofia too, therefor it reminds me a bit of Coco Mademoiselle also. I wore this to work and as bedtime frag, as the longevity and sillage are ok but not overwhelming. I am curious how it will perform in the hotter weather too :)

I don't think this is masculine at all. Smells very feminine and clean. Very fresh smelling upon first spraying, the top notes remind me of a zesty and invigorating fine milled soap. As far as the heart notes, I do not detect any florals, it goes straight to the woodsy dry down on me. I get the vetiver and a slight musk, but no patchouli. I love the top notes, but the bottom notes is what reels me in and makes me swoon. It's just that clean, woodsy, earthy, green smell. In some ways, it reminds me of Versace Versense in the dry down. If you like scents with that wood/earthy vibe, you'll like this one.

Honestly I love this. Finally got a bottle today. I smell the fresh citrus and vetiver first with a hint of spice. I love pink pepper. I agree this reminds me of JC Flash but this is citrus fresh instead of floral. I really like both but mmm this is so wonderful to my nose. On me, the drydown is slightly floral with sweet citrus and musk. I'll be wearing this a lot this coming spring and summer. Yes it is a bit unisex at first but on me the drydown is very feminine. Beautiful.

I bought this fragrance for my mother, after tirelessly trying almost everything in Ulta to try and find that perfect scent. I wanted something that was not too flowery, but also fresh and a little bold. This was it! I recently found it for 29.99 at my local Marshalls and had to buy one for myself, since I loved it so much! This is a great fragrance for any season and one that I would definitely buy again.

A pink pepper-forward blast of citrus, then beautifully woody & patchouli. Becomes a touch muskier, but the citrus and patchouli linger and take centerstage. Not a major projector, but definitely sticks to you and leaves an impression should someone lean in close to you to catch a whiff. I get the similarity to Chanel Chance, but that one's opening is much fruitier. Best for warm or hot weather.

This is a brisk citrus. The musk makes a strong apprearance. This great for the summer months...however I will wear it year round. Some may think it might border on being a bit masculine, but not to me at all. This one of my 'go to' fragrances when I just cannot decide what to wear. It is clean and fresh.

I love this perfume!I got a great deal on a 1.7 ounce for $20 at Marshall's. It is very fresh and aquatic. It has a little musk, but doesn't seem manly at all to me. A very safe scent for everyday use. I just wish it were longer lasting.

Call me crazy but I smell lavender

I don't think this smells much like a Chanel fragrance, but there is a similar vibe. It has a fresh feminine brightness that many more modern Chanels have, along with some interesting tamed patchouli in the base. To me this is a girly freshie that is an easy reach, and will certainly be one of my favorite cheapies going forward. There's nothing groundbreaking about it, but it smells like a pleasant, pretty perfume with the right amount of fresh zing and the right amount of traditional perfumery. I could see this being a good gift as well, especially for someone new to fragrance or someone who just wants to wear something nice all the time without having to put in much effort. It smells at once approachable and chic, so this would be an obvious crowd pleaser. I am very pleasantly surprised by this one and only picked it up because I bought a Vince Camto handbag recently and my curiosity was piqued. Call it a happy coincidence that the fragrance is super nice! Editing 9/3/2024 to add: Today it was very warm, and when I was in my car I started getting whiffs of a very pretty, sophisticated patchouli scent, reminiscent of Chanel and other "pretty" patch blends. I realized it was Femme! I definitely see a little bit more of the Chanel comparisons, particularly Chance EDT now since Femme uses either the same or a very similar patchouli note. If you think you don't like patchouli or just plain love Chanel fragrances and don't want to spend the money, try Femme. It is classy, smells very fancy, has a lovely bottle, great performance, and the price is amazing. I think a lot of outsiders would be shocked to find out this isn't a $150 designer perfume. As soon as my decant is used up I am getting the largest FB I can.

You have to like Pink Pepper with this one. It sticks around for the first hour. It's done well with the vetiver, patchouli and rose. It has depth, but is still fine for the heat. The patchouli allows this one to stay for around 8 hours, then it's a skin scent. Comparisons: Chanel Chance EDT is more nuanced within it's florals, and there is an element of a bright fruitiness. Chance EDP is also more nuanced, but the biggest difference is the depth. Chance EDP is more intense . That being said, the scent trail that Femme leaves isn't going to be noticeably different to most people. As for the Mademoiselle comparison, it's been too long for me to compare this to the EDT. But Mademoiselle EDP is what I initially thought of when I tried this on. I personally feel overpowered by Mademoiselle EDP, despite enjoying and owning the Intense and L'eau Privee versions. So this Vince Camuto may be my perfect Mademoiselle haha It's lighter, there is zero twinges of a headache when I wear it, yet it has that patchouli floral scent that I wanted to love in Mademoiselle EDP. Bottom line, if you have the Chanels, this doesn't offer anything "extra" or different, other than the personal preference mentioned above. But if you've wanted Chance or Coco Mademoiselle, but only want to spend around $18, this is amazing! In fact, I'd choose this over one of the prolific Chanel fakes if second hand were my only options.

I quite like this, I would describe it as a cross between Light Blue and Coco Mademoiselle.It starts off similar to Light Blue and then as it dries down the citrusy notes fade and it becomes more of a clean floral. It's not soapy but definitely a clean floral. This is an incredibly easy fragrance to wear, if you're not in the mood to make a statement with your perfume then this is definitely a great go-to. Also really great for when it's hot out, there's nothing that should turn cloying if you sweat. I don't find it to be loud either, the silage seemed to stay close to me so I don't see how it would put anyone in the car with you off. Different chemistry I guess. Just a nice, clean citrus musk in an absolutely gorgeous could-have-paid $300 bottle but didn't have to. I'm actually not sure why anyone wouldn't like it, if nothing else it looks beautiful sitting on your dresser. Vince makes some gorgeous bottles (and shoes, thank you!).

I received a sample of this. I smelled the citrus right away and then vetiver. If you like an femme fragrance this probably won't float your boat. The vetiver makes it darkish and masculine, I smell a flash of iris but it is soon overwhelmed by the vetiver. To me this dries down almost right away. I doubt I would wear it. Update: I received it as a gift and wore it a few times to see if I could learn to like it......surprisingly I love it!!!! After wearing it several times I can smell the femme thing they were going for in it. Very classic and not in your face sweet femme. It could have more longevity and the top notes could last longer. It is very office safe.

Blind buy because of a clearance sale on a gift set with a pretty bag and a pretty bottle. I am surprised how much I like it. I figured it would be a cheap celebrity style fragrance, but it has some subtle sweetness in there with a hint of a clean summer day. It is a clean, but not quite soapy fragrance on me. The longevity isn't great, but it is a fun sunshine fresh kind of fragrance. I do agree, however, that the rollerball smells different than the spray. I do not like the rollerball at all and have already given it away.

I sampled this today and the notes that jump out when I wear it are the citrus, vetiver, pink pepper, and musk. It does have a unisex vibe as the other users have mentioned. Not sure why it's called Femme though when it smells very unisex/almost masculine. I would consider buying a small bottle of this. It is fresh and lightweight but the pink pepper makes it a little more interesting. However, the sillage is slightly low and it does fade somewhat quickly. It fading fast is the only real problem I have with it.

Love this scent, especially for warmer weather. Nice fallback option when you're looking for a lowkey scent. Not at all overbearing, and a nice distinction from the fruitchouli scents you smell everywhere now. Very citrusy, in a sophisticated, elegant way, and it's pretty cheap too, so a win-win. My only complaint is the longevity is poor, maybe about 3 hours on me before it becomes a skin scent (very creamy)--but for the price I don't mind reapplying.

very pretty sweet soft feminine floral scent.........the notes say citrus & pink pepper but i dont get those at all............i get all the middle notes especially iris...........as far as the dry down i would say on me vanilla stands out more than the other dry down notes ............ this is a shy soft spoken floral scent.............great price on the discount sites too :)

When i first spray this on my both wrists, I only smell the patchouli note. I think it needs a second chance so i decided to spray it again, and now it lasts longer than the first time. This parfume reminds me to Perry Ellis Love, the only difference is Vince Camuto Femme on my skin smells slightly sharper, i think it's because of my body chemistry..

This does remind me of Jimmy Choo's Flash quite a bit. But honestly, for the price I would not go for it. If you do however, dig this scent, check it out on eBay because someone is selling a tester for $42.50 USD.

I bought this last week from Macy's and it is gorgeous. It kind of reminds me of Flash by Jimmy Choo, but better in my opinion. It has a certain spiciness to it but the drydown is smooth. Love it!

Somebody finally got a vetiver right! Vetivers are usually too bitter or leathery for me. This one is fresh and light. Only problem is that the sillage and longevity are nil on me. Too bad!

I have L’eau de Chloe on one hand and Vince Camuto Femme on the other. I can’t tell the difference between the two.

Good but not fantastic. Reminds me the Dolce Gabbana Light Blue Dreaming in Portofino. It's ok.

This smells very much like Coco Mad. on me, except fresher and smoother! Smells like summer :)

There is some sharpness of Coco Mademoiselle indeed, but it's more comfortable, it seems to me that is perfect for the spring now. Quite longlasting on my skin, not too loud, a bit uplifting too. Perhaps vetiver gives the impression, even cheerful, but has seriousness, no doubt. I'm not a fan of Coco Mademoiselle, though I like it from time to time, kind of comparison comes by itself. Clearly feel citrus, iris and pink pepper, so simple, and yet when you smell it acts somewhat more complex. To me, not at all, unisex, or girlish, as it lacks lightness, just feminine, that. But anyway I can handle with ease unisex, so perhaps I'm not objective enough. Nice perfume that I love to wear! I would never say it was oriental, smells almost like chypre, like a modern floral chypre.

Wow, this is a patch bomb, from beginning to end. The fragrance opens with big notes of citrus, pink pepper and green patchouli. Once the citruses die down, the patch stays strong and the richer base notes round out the experience. This is definitely a unisex fragrance and even a little masculine leaning. Not a safe blind buy unless you're a patch lover. The only thing feminine about this fragrance is the flacon. Having said that, I really love it and although the blend could be a bit more polished, it smells expensive and interesting. Could see this worn by someone in boss mode. Great fragrance to wear in a corporate environment. People will take you seriously smelling like this.

First off, this is 100% a unisex fragrance! For sure! This is definitely not just for women. Second,the bottle is just so beautiful! And thirdly, the price is outstanding. Now on to the smell,on the first spray you get the citrus. Then once it mellows down (within 5 Minnutes) it starts to develop the patchouli and then it almost turns into this aquatic type of fragrance. Its light,fresh,a peppery, and non abrasive. This definitely reminds me of something I've smelled/had before.(all mens fragrances,mind you) either by D&G,jaguar or a paris hilton one. but I just can't figure out which one(because I no longer own any of the men's fragrances). This doesn't project on me,at all! And the performance is just ok. This isn't anything groundbreaking or new. But its nice for what it is. This would be real good for anyone sensitive to strong smells,or the work place. Its so light,airy,and non offensive.

The citrus and pink pepper in the opening created a fruity/juicy effect! At that point, I was so optimistic for the dry-down, but it didn't take long for the massive dose of earthy, wet vetiver to drown out all the other notes. The pink pepper persists through the entire dry-down, and combined with the vetiver, it becomes tiring to endure. I don't detect any of the floral heart notes, nor do I detect any of the warmer, sweeter base notes, and I only recognized a fleeting resemblance to Coco Mademoiselle. Suffice it to say Vince Camuto Femme really fell flat on my chemistry!

Fragrance Review For Femme By Vince Camuto Top Notes Citrus Pink Pepper Middle Notes Jasmine Rose Iris Base Notes Patchouli Vetiver Amber Vanilla Musk A beautiful and elegant well-behaved perfume created with classic and traditional ingredients: citrus, spice, flowers, patchouli, amber and musk. Every note caught my attention and thought: hm, would it be as good as I hope it would be? And it was. This smells really good. I mean really good. It's almost perfect. They hired a witch as the nose didn't they? The opening is light refreshing citrus. It's not sharp. It's a bright citrus that evokes really delicious orange juice in the morning. The scent is fresh, even cold as it begins. It was clearly designed for wearing in summer. It has an energizing and uplifting top note of citrus. There's supposed to be pepper but it's just a touch, but just enough for you to feel it as spicy and definitely spicy enough for me. The glamorous floral pairing of rose and jasmine has always been a winner. This is a bold, gorgeous jasmine and the rose is there but in this dance, the jasmine is leading. Rose and iris are almost two scents in one. They turn into a powder so if you like flowery powdery scents, at least in the heart, this is really nice. This is what makes this scent classically feminine and romantic. It's luxurious and makes me one to wear my hair up. It's short right now so at any rate it's always well-groomed. Not a single lock out of place. This is for a woman who prides herself in her perfectionism. She keeps everything in her life in order. While it's called Femme there is no surprise that they have little touches in the dry down and base notes that would wear as unisex colognes. It's got a little bit of a manly bite courtesy of vetiver and patchouli. There would have been more of a masculinity to it had the musk been stronger. The vetiver and patchouli are herbal, strong, green, and like brewing hot tea. The scent is not to be feared as this almost incense like patch and vetiver grass gives it the right amount of smokiness and mystery. This is a very rich, full bodied fragrance. It lasts all day and has excellent sillage. It is neither too in your face or nose and not too weak. It has a nocturnal air and feels great to wear at formal occasions in your best most expensive "serious minded" clothing. This is pure luxury in a bottle. Camuto always makes me think of an antique Italian hotel where VIPs and aristocracy mingle. This is a beautiful woman's perfume, mature, classy, sophisticated. Well done Camuto.

Femme is one of those scents that I just can't make up my mind about. One second I love it, the next I am underwhelmed. This is the kind of scent that I could use an entire bottle of and STILL not be able to say decisively whether I like it or not. I have already tested it many, many times and am no closer to a verdict than I was on the first try. To me the first 30 minutes of wear are VERY masculine. Then I can kind of get the Coco Mad comparisons, but just barely. The dry down is my absolute favorite part because the scent finally settles on its feminine side and becomes a clean yet earthy skin scent. It's loud at the beginning, but becomes a persistent whisper by about hour 1.5. Also, oddly enough, I get more pepper at the end than in the beginning. I find that strange, but I like pepper in fragrances so I actually like it. It just morphs so much from beginning to end that I have a hard time really nailing down just how I feel about the scent as a whole. I just nabbed a gift set of Femme with a lotion and shower gel included for just over $20, so I am going to take this stray home and see if she gets along with the rest of my scent collection. At this point it could go either way, but I am hopeful!

I was craving Chance or Coco Mademoiselle but entirely unwilling to pay the price for it, given how quickly my fragrance moods change. I happened upon reviews of this comparing it to both and took a chance on it (har har). I have to say, I think it's a fair comparison and it definitely scratches the occasional itch for a feminine-leaning, nearly unisex scent. I was a bit concerned that I would grow tired of it, but kept in rotation during the worst of the heat, I am actually quite enjoying it. Will it rock the room or leave a mysterious impression? No, but it has gotten compliments from those who come close enough to catch a bit of it. This is a woman with pared-down makeup--mascaraed lashed and a glossy, nude eye, balmy lips with only a whisper tint, naturally flushed cheeks and glowing skin that's not powdered. Her above-the-shoulder cut is slicked or pinned back so she can move with ease. It's comfy cotton casual wear top and tapered pants and pop-of-color flat shoes. It's like minimalist jewelry. It is understated and easy. It's a scent for sitting on a boat deck or the shade near a dock and sipping a mid-day cocktail on holiday.

I haven't worn this out of the house yet but just wanted to give my initial impressions. When I first tested it, I liked it but had to figure out if I liked the patchouli in it. Recently when I wore this as my sotd, it smelled so beautiful. I got a cool feeling. I can't wait to try this out in the spring and summer. The vibe I got from this is a well put together person who can be about business but they are also a fun loving free spirit. I know those things seem like opposites but that's the vibe it gives off. I'm thinking a crisp white shirt with medium wash boot cut jeans a cute heeled laid back sandal and cute feminine jewelry like floral earrings and some nice layered but minimal necklaces. She is put together but also likes to have fun with family friends and anyone she comes in contact with. Can't wait to test in other seasons but for now I like it alot just wearing it inside my house.

To me, this is completely unisex. Actually, the first 5 minutes are male to me. I don't get the citrus at all, which I really like. If you want to test it, you really must wait a good ten minutes and test on your skin. For me, it was very different on paper, which is not usually the case personally. It also takes a bit to calm down, so I would suggest spraying a half hour before getting in the cars with others. I was a bit embarrassed when I felt over powered when the four of us got in, though no one said anything ! Was like holy cow. It,s only loud at first, though. I like it, but I wish I hadn't bought a big bottle. It was an impulse buy from the test strip, and I was in a hurry, not as pricey as my others. For me, it's too heady on the vetiver. I don,t get much of the pink pepper, which I like. I get more of a floral and musk on the dry down. I wish there was an OK choice on the tabs.

I smelled this on a test strip at a department store. Liked it but didn't buy. When I was at a different store today, I sprayed it onto my arm. Loved the initial fresh notes. Then, it really did turn into the Coco Mad. I don't like that smell at all. Way to heavy. Then it kind of morphed into something that smells like every department store perfume. All this transpired while I ran my errands. I was planning on going back to buy the bottle had I liked it. As I was not loving it, I left without buying. Then at home, starting at about 2 1/2 hours after my intial spray, I kept getting wiffs of something I LOVE. It's the smell I have been looking for for a long time now. I want it!!! It's still there 6 hours after the 1st spray. The question is, can I live for 2 to 2 1/2 hours hating the way I smell to end up with this beautiful perfect cool woman/girl light floral smell. Hmmmm....

Oh what a wonderful "cheapie" ! I have not sampled a lot of modern day Chanels so I have no clue about the original that this may be a knock-off of. Femme is light and airy. It feels "light purple" as a color/nose feel scent! I get Easter morning or Springtime! I also get a hint of "cold flowers in chilled water" . This is a COOL scent , great for hot weather. The best part of this is -- the OPENING but what follows is also nice. I have no clue on longevity or compliments yet (just got this in the mail). This is a TESTER bottle so I am guessing it's got some age to it. (I get the feeling they do not continually make "tester" bottles when "cheapies" start to age?) . I feel stupid ignoring this one at T.J. Maxx and Marshalls over the years! I want to explore other Vince Camuto cheapies now. EDIT: The Iris is noticeable in this . I've become an Iris addict , recently.

I LOVE THIS! I DEF get a lighter version of CM, but it is almost identical to my beloved SO Elixer from Yves Rocher. That one is almost impossible to get, unless they have JUST put it back on their website. This is cheaper than either one too. IF there is any Light Blue in here, it's very little to me & I am soooo glad, that's not my thing. I never liked Light Blue at all until the Intense came out. But this is GRRRrrrreat! You can get it for Less than $20 bucks too. Chanel better watch their back, too many people are doing great things for less money as Chanel continues to raise the price & add water. ;) YES!!! Buy it! Added~ I think Chance & CM both have the same DNA, although I do know the difference. As it dries down In my opinion, it is a little more Chancey than CM. But I love both, so if you do too, you need this in your life :)

I picked this up at a bargain price, largely thanks to reviews here that compared it to Chance and Coco Mademoiselle. On me it does smell like it could be a Chance flanker more than the latter for some reason, which surprised me a bit. It will scratch that very occasional itch I get for a bright, fresh scent since it's actually a little hard for me to find citrus notes that don't vanish too fast on my skin. It'll definitely suit me well in steamier months and at this price I won't feel silly keeping it in my wardrobe. I just could not talk myself into paying for Chanel prices for a scent I won't wear very often. I also think the right man could wear this well and may ask my love to give it a test drive. He wears all of these notes really well, so it will be fun to see which of us this is better on.

I tested at a retailer store in the USA (Kohls) and I liked smelling my wrist as I went about other shopping. If I have the opportunity, I will go back and test again before I buy any fragrance. Yes, I do rely on these reviews here. thank you When I tested a second time, it is an aquatic fragrance for the Summer. Floral and fruity at the start. This is not what I had in mind with a title like "Femme" (woman), which in my mind it usually indicates a heavier concentration of notes The 2nd time tried, that salty, watery note popped and I did not like it anymore. Similar to Roberto Cavalli acqua (blue bottle) It lasted and it smelled better in open air than close quarters.

I keep trying to convince myself that I want to wear these "classy" types of scents based in patchouli, like Coco Mademoiselle, Chance (OG), Mon Evidence, and now Femme. After much trying, I don't. I'm that weird one that prefers an oakmoss or woodsy base instead. Look, there's actually nothing wrong with Femme. It smells really good for a patchouli based scent. It's actually uplifting and fresh. The opening citrus is bright, and not at all sharp. The patch is not dirty, it's green and adds to the expensive smell. There's no moldy, "dankness" either that patch can sometimes create to me. I wouldn't mind smelling this on others, it's pleasant. It's just not me.

To call a fragrance Femme and have it smell so masculine, I don't get it!? Femme is lemony, and with the vetiver, smells totally like after shave to me...nothing oriental to me, more like an aromatic citrusy scent, quite light, more masculine than feminine..it is vaguely spicy also., in a harsh way.. Totally expected something else, well I expected a feminine perfume, this is not at all.. I don't think it smells like Flash at all! Flash is a white floral, feminine and rounded, this is not..I cannot recommend it, as it evaporates so quickly. Just found out it is very much like Kenzo Power. For the price, total rip off.

Literally my favorite little hidden gem I ran across a body spray at Marshall’s I wasn’t expecting anything groundbreaking or nice since my local Marshall’s store doesn’t have a great variety of fragrances. Once I sprayed it I knew it smelled just like Chance by Chanel and I had to buy it. I can see the similarities and I can truly say that it’s a dupe for chance it smells exactly like it I’ve tested them side-by-side I’m totally buying the actual edp. It’s smells so expensive, classy and luxurious. Do you want Chance but don’t have the money for it? THIS! This is your best alternative. Thank me later!

My first blind buy. It was on sale and could not pass it up. The first time I smelled it all I could smell was a musk peppery note and I hated it! I put it away and it stayed there for a while. A few months went by and I decided to give it another try. I was still skeptical because it is super strong when I first put it on but then it calms down and it has this gorgeous citrusy smell. Super fresh. It has some peppery that makes it more mature. This is my go to in the summer months.

I actually like Vince Camuto Femme, but it reminded me of a cologne for men when I first tried it. Certainly not as feminine as the original Vince Camuto fragrance for women, and not so ladylike as the others (Amore and Bella). I can easily detect strong citrus notes, and a soft vanilla on the dry down. A smell a little pepper, but mostly at the beginning. I like it, but not one that I would wear to show my feminine flair... (Could be unisex)

This smells almost like a unisex fragrance but it is lovely, simple, almost like a floral chypre. I love vetiver but it still lacks something for my tastes to purchase it. The citrus comes through clearly & would be a good little everyday floral for spring & summer for one who loves it. A somewhat different spin on the orientals.

First things first. The bottle is gorgeous! The juice is a great clean fresh spicy woody concoction. The citrus calms down after a bit. Great for the office or every day. Smells expensive. I got a 1 oz bottle for $9.99 off eBay. The vetiver and patchouli "stick" to make this a comforting and lasting dry down.

I tested this from a spray, and bought a rollerball of it. The two smell vastly different. The spray is a bright, sparkly citrus. The roller has that "classic perfume" smell to it. I was looking for the citrus, and I'm not one for "classic" perfumes, so I'm not sure if I'll keep it around or swap/sell it.

Omg I fell in love at first spray when it was all unisex smelling, and then what the heck happened? It turned so nasty on me I can't even describe what I am smelling. Very sad, the beginning was beyond amazing. It also seemed to fade within minutes.

To me, this reminds me of Coco Mademoiselle, but fresher. I do not find it masculine at all, but I am used to unisex scents so perhaps I just don't see that. It's nice, and good for spring and summer. I like it.

I like Coco Mademoiselle and Light Blue, but I don't like this one much. I don't find it similar to either. VC Femme is aquatic, masculine, and a bit chemical-y with a slightly bitter "aftertaste".