Crazy Enough

Soft, clean florals: Tuberose, orange flower and jasmine. There’s a bit of a beachy vibe with the added coconut. I’m picking up on the musk and green notes too, but nothing is sticking out except for the florals. This is the second perfume I’ve sampled from the brand I never heard of until this week, I don’t know anything about them, where to buy and so on. I think if this is priced well, and you are a fan of Tuberose/jasmine, then seek it out. I don’t think it’s particularly unique, but it is an honest representation and it’s easy to wear.

This is a dead ringer for TF SB. Or Fleurs Phloria. Better price than the TF and those that miss Phloria can pick up Crazy Enough instead.

An inoffensive white floral with a hint of sunscreen from the coconut. Very pretty and nice with an expensive vibe, but nothing too special. Where to wear: white lotus S3 while zooted on lorazepam

I am old enough to remember Sea & Ski sunscreen, and that's what I get for the first 10 minutes or so, then it settles to jasmine and musk.

This is a review for Crazy in Love, not Band of Outlaws. The image is incorrect. This is a daringly assertive white floral for a modern brand. To my nose, it's overwhelmingly jasmine and tuberose heavy, with a touch of rough anise. It has that faint quality of buttered popcorn that white florals sometimes possess, both smooth and burnt. Coconut and vanilla presumably add a smoothness to the composition, but one that doesn't tame the rawness at its heart. Crazy Enough is for white floral lovers only, and is likely to repel those looking for the more manicured hipster vibe that many West Third Brand offerings provide, likable as many of those are.