Good Girl Carolina Herrera 2018 Eau de Parfum Légère

It's quite strange: although both fragrances are very similar in type and aura, I hardly liked "Bad Boy," but now find "Good Girl (Legere)" attractive and quite... sexy. Is it because every somewhat grown man doesn't want to smell like a (in the designer realm) dessert from the lab, but can accept or even find that penetrating, sugary sweetness appealing on a woman? No, there's more to it. I simply believe that the folks at C.H. put more thought and effort into the women's counterpart than into the somewhat mushy men's version...

"Good Girl (Legere)" is a creamy floral gourmand that comes across as very juicy and sensual. Almost edible, if you like sweet fragrances. Jasmine, so dessert-like that you can hardly recognize it. A bedroom scent with a bedroom gaze and (positive) bedroom musk. Yet it has fruity nuances that elevate it above the usual "One Million" clientele. Nightly, but also creamy-milky, so it doesn't completely fall off the radar for days. Clearly more elegant and open, with a smile on its lips, than its two larger, denser sisters or its somewhat clumsier cousin. Opulent and well-blended. A more current "Hypnotic Poison"?!

Bottle: bitchy chic
Sillage: much more than subtle. Distinct.
Longevity: dances through the night - 8-9 hours

Conclusion: for me, the most attractive "Good Girl" by far. Sexy, sweet, playful, young, modern, hip - but never too sticky. A jasmine love potion between disco, dessert, and dark blue silk bed sheets. That's what Rihanna wears - in my mind ;).