The top notes of this are a strong, syrupy, candle-esque waxy caramel. This does tone itself down in the first few minutes to reveal a slightly more complicated heart - there's a custard-pudding-like vanilla and coconut that emerges, followed by a touch of salt that pushes the whole thing into "butterscotch popcorn" territory.
Can't say that I pick up any florals in this, and once those top notes are over, it settles into a pretty linear scent.
I can see that this would have fans, but if anything, I think it'd appeal more to those who are fans of candles first and fragrances second. Quality-wise it's fairly mid-range - it's okay, but the notes are not particularly "refined" (though, credit to Glasshouse, it is priced accordingly).
For those who enjoy aggressively sweet / caramel / gourmand fragrances, still probably worth a try (if you enjoy it, it's one of the cheaper options out there for this scent profile). For me personally, it's a pass.
