Rebel at Heart Thomas Sabo 2012

Rebel at Heart, what a sensational name for such an unmotivated little fragrance.
With a name like that, one should be cautious, as it raises expectations that should be met.

It doesn't smell as terrible as it does on my previous commentator, but it's not a winner either. And if something is rebelling here, it's my purchasing behavior!

The opening reminds me of artificial fruit sauce and is very overpowering for a brief moment. However, the intensity then decreases at lightning speed, and after about 5 minutes, Rebel is only detectable directly on the skin.

What can be called the heart note is a sluggish spice mix, where nothing wants to take the lead.

What remains is a scent reminiscent of old popcorn as a base, and after about 40 minutes, there's nothing left of Rebel at Heart.

Fortunately, I didn't smell like the aforementioned corpse that was buried in the woods!