Well, are you already shivering?
I mean, of course, from the cold, since it's… well, cool outside. Let's say it's freezing cold… (where does this expression actually come from? Or have you ever had an extremely cold backside? :D Sitting outside on ice, especially with a bare bottom, doesn't count!).
So I can well imagine that many of you are eagerly waiting for summer, or at least for spring. But maybe this fragrance can warm you up a bit, after all, it carries the name of the sun in its title :)
The Fragrance:
At first, I smell orange blossoms, slightly diluted, but still very nice and fresh-scented. Then come the freesias, which always smell a bit stuffy to me… well, it's not that bad after all :D
Just a little later, the fragrance becomes even more floral (but fortunately not stuffier), as the roses join in, giving off a slightly sour-sweet scent. I'm not so sure if the other floral notes like wisteria or lilies can be distinguished here. I certainly can't, but you know by now how my botany knowledge stands :D
The sweet notes remain in check despite the amber, jasmine, and musk, and are more detectable in the background, as the floral notes, especially the rose, dominate even later on. This remains the case until all the fragrance notes gradually fade away and in the end are hardly identifiable.
The Sillage and Longevity:
The sillage is above average. At a not too great distance, it can definitely be noticed.
The longevity is about four to five hours, which is just okay.
The Bottle:
The bottle is inflated oval and filled with yellowish fragrance liquid. In a nice cursive font, the name of the fragrance is written on the front. The cap represents a sun and is thus the most distinctive feature of this really well-designed bottle.
So, the fragrance exudes the aura of the warmer seasons through its loose, fresh, and naturally, above all, floral notes, making it a scent for spring and summer. Now in winter, it won't be much use outside, but at home, you can spray it on and dream of nicer days while snuggled up in a warm blanket, drinking tea or coffee, and lamenting because you're stuffing too many cookies and biscuits into yourself :D
As I said, the fragrance is quite nice. For me personally, it's a bit unremarkable (and slightly stuffy because of all the flowers…), but I think you ladies might like it quite a bit, so I would recommend it!
Maybe you can shorten the wait for spring with fragrances like this one!
I personally like autumn and winter… especially when it snows! Which it probably won't do… *sigh*
Top Notes 
Orange blossom
Jasmine
Freesia
Heart Notes 
Lily
Wisteria
Rose
Base Notes 
Musk
Sandalwood
Amber
Gold
Tofog
Tradescantia
Antoine
TenderPoison
Duftpsyche
Insomnie
AnnDee
