C Major

This is fantastic. It's what I wanted Dirty Peach by Heretic to be: a warm summer day on a wraparound porch with a glass of iced peach tea, condensation pooling onto the table. This is the first fragrance I've found that smells like bright, juicy peach rather than green and underripe, probably due to the genius addition of sweet orange. Both the peach and the tea stay linear throughout the day. For such a light fragrance, the longevity is impressive. I put it on at about 7am and am still getting whiffs of it at 4:30pm.

I really love this fragrance. It opens with a gorgeous honeysuckle note, then the peach comes out. After that, it evolves into this warm, creamy cooked rice with a light vanilla citrus accord. I would get a full bottle except that it’s a little too similar to Sweet Celestials by Strangers Parfumerie (which I own). I’m still testing, so if things change, I will definitely get a full bottle.

The peach 🍑 note is dominant to me from start to finish. It opens with just straight beautiful peach and evolves into a peach tea. I generally do not like peach as a note in fragrances, but this is an exception. It smells great from start to finish. It leans feminine but it could be worn by anyone. Projection and longevity are moderate. 8/10

It kinda smelled like maggi?? very interesting, that really intrigued me. I do smell the peach and the bergamot, but I don't exactly smell the tea flavor in this? Someone told me it's like peach snapple which I can see but I don't think I like that its like a peach snapple, I do get a bit of the jasmine though.

Opening is a medley of synthetic fruity notes, I don’t pick up a specific peach note. Dry down reminds me of sweet hot tea with a 1970s potpourri vibe... and the inside of a Pier One store (the kind of scent that is piped in through the HVAC system. C Major is also way too sugary for me to wear— and I dislike it.

I had high hopes for this based on the notes—peach, tea, citrus, and a soft vanilla-musk base usually sounds like something I would enjoy. Unfortunately, on my skin, this turned almost immediately into a sunscreen-like scent. From the moment it settled, that sunscreen accord completely took over. I genuinely couldn’t discern any individual notes at all—not the peach, not the tea, nothing. Everything blended into that familiar beach lotion smell. It strongly reminded me of the sunscreen my mom used on me as a child—very nostalgic, but not something I want to smell like in a perfume. If you enjoy clean, beachy, sunscreen-type fragrances, this might work for you. But if you’re sensitive to that profile or want to actually smell distinct notes, this may be disappointing. Verdict: The sunscreen scent dominated everything—I couldn’t pick out a single note.

The scent doesn't really match the notes. It smells like a men's toner. On top of that, it has a fruity scent. As time passes, the tea scent becomes more prominent and it becomes “sweet.”

Clean, fruity, bright, and pleasant. Reminds me of this peach tea I used to drink in high school. Very beautiful and sweet, I don’t see how someone could dislike it.