Superworld Unknown

Superworldunknown

Lush 2003 Perfume

First impression:

Syrup, berry sweetness, candied flower petals.

Superworldunknown starts with massive sweetness, I can almost taste powdered sugar - a cloud of powdered sugar that gets into my mouth and nose. Although there is nothing mentioned about berries, the characteristic sour-sweet impression of berries may arise from the citrus notes combined with the overall very strong sweetness. Lemon or lime is very clearly recognizable. It also somehow reminds me of the typical taste of the powder in fizzy UFOs. Behind it unfolds a sweetly scented rose. In fact, Lush also offers a very nice soap with the fragrance components of rose and lemon, a lovely combination, in my opinion. Unfortunately, I still get more of an impression of fabric softener...
The cinnamon holds back, but it gives the fizzy-sweet a certain "warmth," and the cinnamon spice is a counterpoint that prevents it from becoming a flat candy scent.
Styrax provides a waxy creaminess, and while I don't specifically smell sandalwood, after the fragrance has developed through body heat for some time, it gains a bit of depth, making me think more of lemon wood than the fruits. However, the citrus-rose note is consistently the most prominent.

I once had it for free in a Lush package; I probably wouldn't have bought it myself. It is very dominant, somewhat retro and opulent, but for me personally, it feels too arbitrary and one-dimensional. It would be a nice scent for body lotion, fabric softener, or a perfumed potpourri.

It is suitable for younger women or girls, and more for spring and summer.