Applejuice

I already have several dupes for Chanel Chance Eau Tendre in my collection. I couldn't resist purchasing yet another one however, because this scent was so inexpensive and the notes really do mimic the Chanel very closely. That said, after wearing Applejuice now for a couple of days, I'm kind of regretting the purchase because not only is this scent redundant for me, it is also the shortest lived and weakest of all the Eau Tendre wannabe's that I own. Short lived I can deal with by reapplying, but the faintness of this scent just really defeats the purpose of wearing fragrance at all. Mostly I'm just really annoyed with myself for giving in to the compulsion to buy this. I already own Spring Tempting Nashi which is also a very cheap and faithful, albeit synthetic smelling impersonation of Eau Tendre. Applejuice smells almost 100% identical to Tempting Nashi but has maybe half the sillage and longevity. Knowing myself I will probably be decluttering Applejuice very soon. Edit - so I'm not going to declutter this, I'm treating it as a body spray and I'm actually appreciating having something so lightweight and transient. It has its uses.

Top notes - apple Heart notes - floral bouquet Base notes - woody, musky facets of cedar This scent opens as an aquatic apple, it's super fresh, just sliced a green apple. Somewhat Be Delicious but the dry-down is much different. Drydown is a very light, floral, powdery musk. It's so light that I don't think it could bother anyone. Sillage is terrible for this because you will get used to the scent and not really notice it all. Others will though. After 1 to 2 hours this fragrance is fully dried down and leaves you with a slight clean smell. Overall this fragrance is comfortably unisex! Im a guy and I use it often. What it works best for is to add a fruity touch to another fragrance you're wearing or as a body mist/refresh type fragrance. It's also great for bedtime and smelling fresh at home.

I used to wear it at college all the time. Suitable for all seasons and hours, definitely a dupe of Chanel Chance Eau Tendre! Great longevity and at a great value for what is offering. Definition of delicate scent. inspiration in words: "You remind me of something, I know you from somewhere. I'm the one who just got out of the shower and the whole neighborhood smelled it, I'm the one who found you in the summer and stayed through the winter. I was by your side during pleasant, relaxed moments, but also during moments that required absolute dedication and concentration. I gave you oxygen and lifted your spirits. You definitely know me".

I got this earlier today, and I've already reapplied it four times. It has a very prominent apple/fruity smell upon the initial spray, which I love! The drydown is very much fruity-floral, with just a hint of musk. Inoffensive; a good option if you just want to smell fresh and clean. Sad that this doesn't last very long. I've gotten to around 15 sprays in just one day, which pains me since this is a bit expensive where I'm from. Also, this reminds me of that one Cinderella perfume with the pink tiara cap I had when I was a child. Used the hell out of that perfume, too.

This does not smell like apple juice to me. It does, however, smell almost exactly like Marc Jacob’s Daisy with slightly less of the fresh cut grass note from Daisy. The longevity on Applejuice is hilariously longer on me than Daisy, which is much more expensive, so I’ll be buying Applejuice going forward because I don’t mind re-applying. This would be a great office scent, great for those with sensitive noses like myself, and those looking for a truly inoffensive scent. Zara has refill bottles as well, which is a huge plus for me.