Top Notes 
French strawberry
Blackcurrant leaf
Plum nectar
Heart Notes 
Apple blossom
Red poppy
Base Notes 
Amber
Tonka bean
Woods
DogiCoco
637 Reviews
DogiCoco
Helpful Review
4
Sweet strawberry shampoo
To my nose, this is one of those relatively expensive perfumes that smell like a body mist. If I would have tested this blindly, I would have guessed it was by Bath & Body Works or some random drugstore brand.
Which does not mean it's unpleasant, just not really what I'm looking for. The notes make it look more complex and interesting than it really is.
So, what exactly does it smell like? As the name suggests, it's mainly a strawberry scent. Sweet, fresh and fruity with a slightly articial touch. The strawberry note is similar to the one in Burberry Her, but the overall impression is different.
Strawberry Letter is not as dense and heavy, it's more of a shampoo-like scent to me. Beneath the sweetness, it has a clean, almost watery base. The plum note might be the second most dominant besides the strawberry, and it reminds me of that in Britney Spears Midnight Fantasy or VS Pure Seduction - juicy, but too clean to be edible.
I don't smell any of the base notes at all, neither amber nor tonka or woods. I'm surprised there is no white musk listed instead.
As a whole, this scent profile always feels very American to me - I can't really explain it, but European made fruity scents are different. Maybe they try to be more natural and use less of those soapy, musky base notes that make me think of shampoo and bubble bath?
This is a fun scent for those who enjoy fruity fragrances even if they come across a little artificial. It's not a great masterpiece though, and I wouldn't chose it for myself.
Which does not mean it's unpleasant, just not really what I'm looking for. The notes make it look more complex and interesting than it really is.
So, what exactly does it smell like? As the name suggests, it's mainly a strawberry scent. Sweet, fresh and fruity with a slightly articial touch. The strawberry note is similar to the one in Burberry Her, but the overall impression is different.
Strawberry Letter is not as dense and heavy, it's more of a shampoo-like scent to me. Beneath the sweetness, it has a clean, almost watery base. The plum note might be the second most dominant besides the strawberry, and it reminds me of that in Britney Spears Midnight Fantasy or VS Pure Seduction - juicy, but too clean to be edible.
I don't smell any of the base notes at all, neither amber nor tonka or woods. I'm surprised there is no white musk listed instead.
As a whole, this scent profile always feels very American to me - I can't really explain it, but European made fruity scents are different. Maybe they try to be more natural and use less of those soapy, musky base notes that make me think of shampoo and bubble bath?
This is a fun scent for those who enjoy fruity fragrances even if they come across a little artificial. It's not a great masterpiece though, and I wouldn't chose it for myself.
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