Top Notes 
Apple
Cherry
Strawberry
Heart Notes 
Freesia
Peony
Base Notes 
Musk
Toffee
Vanilla
Caassina
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Caassina
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5
Yumm!
First of all: this is by no means great art, but it certainly won't surprise anyone. I'm not disappointed by the sweet treasure that I've now stocked up on with 8 bottles:
The scent is deliciously powdery sweet. From the very beginning, the cream candy pushes to the forefront, accompanied by fruity strawberry and apple; I can't really make out cherry (but I don't like it that much anyway, so...). The flowers show up quite quickly in this currently abnormally hot weather, and in the end, you are left with only creamy sweet vanilla with a hint of (caramel) apple, which slightly reminds me of Boss Orange and its clones.
There's really not much more to say about it. Sillage is minimal, and longevity is not commendable; after two hours, I have nothing left of it.
I don't find the bottle that great either. While I do like it kitschy, I prefer Anna Sui or Lolita Lempicka kitsch. I don't need it to be heart-shaped. However, I really like the delicate purple combined with the turquoise lettering. And the spray head is quite decent for a €3 perfume; I've had worse ones in more expensive (and better) perfumes. The cap, however, fits so loosely that you should definitely not hold the bottle from the top.
But due to its cozy, harmless, girlish sweetness, it fully falls into the category of "feel-good scent" for me, and it is simply a lovely, soul-stroking companion for carefree days and free evenings without obligations. Wearable for me anytime and anywhere, as long as the weak sillage doesn't bother you.
The scent is deliciously powdery sweet. From the very beginning, the cream candy pushes to the forefront, accompanied by fruity strawberry and apple; I can't really make out cherry (but I don't like it that much anyway, so...). The flowers show up quite quickly in this currently abnormally hot weather, and in the end, you are left with only creamy sweet vanilla with a hint of (caramel) apple, which slightly reminds me of Boss Orange and its clones.
There's really not much more to say about it. Sillage is minimal, and longevity is not commendable; after two hours, I have nothing left of it.
I don't find the bottle that great either. While I do like it kitschy, I prefer Anna Sui or Lolita Lempicka kitsch. I don't need it to be heart-shaped. However, I really like the delicate purple combined with the turquoise lettering. And the spray head is quite decent for a €3 perfume; I've had worse ones in more expensive (and better) perfumes. The cap, however, fits so loosely that you should definitely not hold the bottle from the top.
But due to its cozy, harmless, girlish sweetness, it fully falls into the category of "feel-good scent" for me, and it is simply a lovely, soul-stroking companion for carefree days and free evenings without obligations. Wearable for me anytime and anywhere, as long as the weak sillage doesn't bother you.
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