Dandelion

I smelled this beautiful perfume at my bestfriends house yesterday, and WOW - THAT was love at first sniff! I have had it on my wish-list for a long time, and, it will stay there as for ever... -Until I get myself a bottle of that magic water. It smells as described by you, with this and that, but, the Dandelions have never ever smelled like this in Norway, where the Dandelions are called: Løvetann. For me, it's a go for it, buy 2 bottles, no, I must buy 5 back-up bottles ... 10/10 Happy summer!!

Tried it today at Zara store, i love this one- it is so comfy, it gives, harmony, feeling like you are wearing your favorite jumper, lasts long as well.

I got it as a gift a few years ago and I don't really use it. It's a nice scent overall, but way too sweet and powdery for me. It's a mum smell - sweet, and comforting, and feminine. For some reason it reminds me of how my dolls' plastic hair smelled in my childhood. I might give it another try later.

Cremoso avainillado, rico huele como postre.

Thais smells like blueberries, delicious!

I have been wearing Lubin's Kismet today, described on Fragrantica as a "floral" perfume. It's definitely not; Kismet belongs in the floral category to the same extent that Dandelion belongs in the "oriental floral" category. (I think Kismet is an oriental, if anyone's interested.) My apologies to anyone who likes Dandelion, but - to me - it smells very cheap. I am not a fragrance snob (look at my wardrobe); I have "drugstore", celebrity, designer and niche perfumes and love (some of) them, irrespective of their retail value. For example, I love Amouroud Dark Orchid and Theo Fennell Scent equally. I cannot discern any particular notes when first smelling Dandelion - it's just sweet. It dries down very quickly, leaving behind only a somewhat plastic peach. I am not picking up any flowers at all - and I definitely don't smell sandalwood, which is a shame, as that would help to dispel the sweetness. Dandelion was selling in Zara for about £7 for 100ml and it certainly isn't worth more. Unfortunately, this is the first Zara perfume I have smelt and it doesn't encourage me to try any others.

Smells like chocolate liquor and then just fades away. Givwn the name, I was expecting something more herbal and clean.

eeeh brown sugar! smells cheap, no thanks, I ́ll pass..

Creamy, sweet, beachy. Love Love love

This fragrance was how I discovered Zara perfumes. A former colleague fished it out of her bag and I was intrigued by the bottle. I searched for this high and low until I found it. I didn't smell it off her so I was eager to smell it. At first spray, it's sugar. That's what you get. Then it dries down to just florals. I also get something herbal in the dry down. I mean, it's not groundbreaking. And of course, the longevity is ass. I mean, I like it, but it's not that much of a love.

This one doesn't work for me. With many Zara fragrances, I smell mostly cheap plastic. I guess it's a skin chemistry thing. If I ignore the plastic, I get a soft, sweet, marshmallow scent. The peach is also very detectable. I don't get much sandalwood and flowers. If you like marshmallow scents, this one is definitely for you! The sillage is moderate, the longevity is weak.

This one is my favourite since it is so comfortable and exudes harmony and joy. This smells deliciously like blueberries. Longevity is long-lasting, and projection and silage are both powerful. I mainly wear this in the summer. My summer smell is pleasant and joyous!

This perfume smells sooo good! I can't believe this was so inexpensive. I have had so many compliments both from family and strangers. I hope that Zara never discontinues this. Do anyone know a similar perfume that smells like this or remind you of this smell.

I have blind buy this perfume when Zara is on Winter Sale Nothing special in this perfume. Longetivity is weak in my body Light sweet sugar perfume Match with the price,not too expensive

I love this perfume so much! Does anyone know if it's possible to still get it? Or if there's a perfume that is similar to this one?