Not to be one of those people, but I'm convinced anyone that does not like this perfume is genuinely a hater. This perfume smells like girl. Like, it smells like girl, but it also smells like woman. It is such a feminine fragrance. It is light and rich. It is like... I hate to use the term old money, but it's like the young version of old money. Like, when you're old money, but you're still a young adult, so it doesn't stop you from having fun. You're not going to be a square in a loser lame cashmere sweater. No, you're going to be out drinking champagne, partying, and using a helicopter to get from place to place. This is a very, very East Coast scent. It is perfect to go with the color pink. This is such a surprisingly deep perfume. I think it's so cute, but it's not like cute in a degrading way. It's cute in a way that, like, you should all have a bit of innocence about you. I don't think it's too synthetic, honestly, and it's not overly sweet. You're getting more of the macaroon than you are the cotton candy. It's not heavy on the orange, but I am getting the cashmere wood, the patchouli, the lily of the valley, and the red apple. Dare I add in a bit of brown sugar, because it's something stickier than a white sugar. It's like a cane sugar almost, but not too much. Like, it's not a very sweet scent, but once it dries down on the skin specifically, you get sweetness, but when it dries on the clothes, you get more of that richness, that rich fullness. If these notes stand out to you, honestly, I'm going to say blind buy it, and for the price, I think it's great. I use this as a casual scent, and I spray it like it's a body mist, even though it's a perfume, and I've had it for about a year, and it's still going strong. The bottle design is pretty regular, except the crocodile is actually an embroidered crocodile, which makes the bottle feel really funny, which is cool. This is the perfect scent for spring, though. Like, I don't like putting seasons on perfumes, because I think that you should wear what you want to wear throughout the year, but if spring was a perfume, it would be this. Like, the idea of spring, when you see pastels, and when you see Easter hats, and you see, like, dock shoes, or white converses, or women in pearls, or pink lemonades on gingham lemonade stands, that is what I'm getting from this.
