Bunnidewy

I've seen many people claim that this is a dupe for Lost Cherry and they are nothing alike. This doesn't have any hint of the almondy creaminess that Lost Cherry has. Instead, this opens up sour in a very boozy and syrupy way before becoming burnt, medicinal, and plasticky. Kinda juvenile, smells like being 16 and getting shitfaced instead of working on your overdue culminating assignment.

I don't get much of the listed notes but it smells like synthetic burnt caramel, whipped cream, and nondescript spices to me. It's not bad but it's more suitable for a candle. It smells like walking past BBW in the fall when they have a lot of pumpkin spice and spiced apple cider scents. I'd feel weird wearing this in public but it's a nice guilty pleasure scent to wear at home.

I was a bit disappointed by Orchidee Vanille at first because I was expecting a more rich vanilla scent and a more prominent cocoa note but instead, I got a soft and floral vanilla that's lightly dusted with hot chocolate powder. It smells kind of like a tube of MAC lipstick. I was also disappointed by its poor sillage the first time I tried it. After trying it again and letting go of the expectations I had, I am appreciating this fragrance a lot more. It's an addictive and comforting scent that is not overwhelmingly sweet. It's an understated fragrance that is suitable for all ages, all seasons, and all occasions. Also, the sillage is not as bad as I thought and the longevity is actually decent but I have to use more sprays than I usually do with other fragrances.

Mandarine Basilic is one of my go-to scents for extremely hot days. It captures all the facets of how a mandarin smells. It's a little sweet like the juice and a little bitter like the skin. It smells as if you peeled a mandarin and got some of the juice and skin all over your fingers and under your nails. There is a hint of basil, which adds to the refreshing feeling. For a citrus scent, I find that this one has decent longevity and sillage though it's in no way strong. This fragrance is easy to reach for in hot summer weather and I think it's a scent that suits everyone.

Silken Tent smells like a creamy and comforting amber floral. On me, the tuberose is soft and not heady. Unlike other tuberose fragrances, this one doesn't really border on grape bubblegum to me, though I get hints of it if I make a conscious effort to search for it. The caramel note makes it sweet but not saccharine and the rice pudding note makes it slightly vanillic and gourmand. There is a little bit of a floral tea undertone, possibly from the chrysanthemum. It smells comforting but also refined and elegant. It's nothing groundbreaking but it's easy to wear and hard to dislike. Silken Tent is perfect for cooler days when you want to feel warm and cozy.