Sniffs Mini Bundle: A brief personal review

I had gotten a $40 gift card and was looking for the most bang for something my buck and came across one of Snif’s best sellers sets. I was mostly enticed by Tart Deco but wanted to expand my collection beyond gourmands and here’s what I’ve found.

Tart Deco, like most cherry based scents that I’ve smelt, still has yet to disappoint. A pleasantly sweet scent thanks to the elegant balance of the florals and woods in the heart and the foundation that remains scrumptious from the beginning all the way to the end.

Sweet Ash was a scent that took time to love. It smelled lovely in its vapourised form, but I found that it wasn’t well suited to my skin chemistry. In my disappointment, I put off giving it a second wear, but when I did, I found that for some reason, it was far more pleasant than the first! As fragrantica and parfumo have stated, there is no distinction between the top, heart, and base notes and I would have to agree that the scent is consistent throughout the day, but now that I’ve been building my olfactory muscles, I’ll most likely have to give it a few more wears and take a few more notes if that is actually the case.

Golden Ticket like Sweet ash has no distinction between top, heart, and base. This is a scent that I found personally questionable in its vapourised form upon first sniff. While the black and green tea notes appealed to me, I found that the bergamot has unfortunately made it too tart for my liking. This one will take some getting used to and i intend to give it a few more times come spring !