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Since when do birds wear make-up?
This is extremely powdery and sweet with a lot of raspberry and vanilla, but with a weirdly bitter, dusty, musty twist. It smells very much like sweetly scented cosmetics, maybe a cream blush, compact foundation or even carnival make-up for kids, that aren't quite fresh and clean anymore.
The opening is especially strong on the bitter note, which I'm not a fan of. The drydown is more palatable, softer and fluffier. At this point I can also sense the rhubarb, even though this scent isn't as juicy and tart as what I'm used to from rhubarb notes, it has more of a dry fruitiness to it. I also don't get any sparkling champagne, and though there are darker notes in this, I wouldn't link them to patchouli or guaiac wood.
This is definitely a hot pink scent to my nose, mainly due to all the raspberry, but not as girly as the usual designer scents.
No idea what this could have to do with a bird. If this is a cockatiel, it's one on a neon-colored poster from the 80s. At least that's the image in my mind when I think of cockatiels while smelling this.
I find this kind of fun and quirky, but I wouldn't want to smell like it. If you're looking for vanilla, powder and red fruits, this is not exactly a safe blind buy. I kind of understand why some might feel queasy from this, even though it doesn't happen to me.
The image on the bottle is the cutest though!
The opening is especially strong on the bitter note, which I'm not a fan of. The drydown is more palatable, softer and fluffier. At this point I can also sense the rhubarb, even though this scent isn't as juicy and tart as what I'm used to from rhubarb notes, it has more of a dry fruitiness to it. I also don't get any sparkling champagne, and though there are darker notes in this, I wouldn't link them to patchouli or guaiac wood.
This is definitely a hot pink scent to my nose, mainly due to all the raspberry, but not as girly as the usual designer scents.
No idea what this could have to do with a bird. If this is a cockatiel, it's one on a neon-colored poster from the 80s. At least that's the image in my mind when I think of cockatiels while smelling this.
I find this kind of fun and quirky, but I wouldn't want to smell like it. If you're looking for vanilla, powder and red fruits, this is not exactly a safe blind buy. I kind of understand why some might feel queasy from this, even though it doesn't happen to me.
The image on the bottle is the cutest though!