Flossi

I really have to sit through the first few minutes, the opening annoys me. It's very artificial, it picks, it's annoying. However, after 10 minutes this is a thing of the past and I really like what remains. Already gourmandy but in a very special way, I think I can clearly perceive musk in the drydown, which is then also perceptible in a linear way - together with popcorn. Longevity is almost very good, sillage is great - depending on how much you spray. I spray it on myself after showering and then apply another layer to my pants (you can really smell it for a long time on fabric). I wouldn't put the fragrance on tops or on my hair, as it could be annoying - I can smell it on myself all day long and it would probably be too much near my nose.

As my previous reviewers have often written: The fragrance is very intense and very long-lasting, beating some perfumes by far. The sillage is just as strong as that of RoseJam. Beast alarm if over-sprayed. Therefore: try it out carefully.

For me, the Lush stories are a dream, you can fill rooms with them effortlessly if you want. Where other fragrances run out of steam after 20 minutes, Lush really gets going. The price is more than justified. It also smells special to my nose. However, the typical Lush DNA is clearly noticeable and you have to like that or perhaps get used to it first because it is unfamiliar.

In my opinion, if you love fragrances, you can't go past this, unless you don't like freshies. This fragrance is a treasure for me. It puts you in a good mood, it envelops you with a citrusy breath of freshness, I put it on for home care. Or for shopping. Of course, it doesn't have the bomb durability or sillage - but for a cheap drugstore fragrance, both are very decent and many an expensive niche fragrance could take a leaf out of its book. I often get annoyed when I pay €150 and the fragrance is no longer perceptible after 10 minutes. Here, you pay around €8 for 20 ml and the fragrance lasts an honest 3 hours, as does the environment. If you want to spray a little more - no problem at this price.

I think it's great, I've already layered it with a nice Sol de Janeiro body mist - but it actually works on its own too. Great thing, hearty recommendation! Ideal spring companion for all days, not intrusive but pleasantly perceptible.

If you really want to smell out of the shower, I recommend Sakura. It makes sense to use the wonderfully silky foam with the same fragrance in the shower. Interestingly, it lasts a long time on me, I can smell myself all day, so I can't complain about the durability. The sillage is okay, the fragrance is closer to the skin but if you have a good nose, you'll notice me.

I wear it on gray days, somehow it makes my aura a bit dark pink with a white kick of freshness. I don't know of any fragrance that smells so pleasantly sour, soapy and floral at the same time.

I don't know how it happened that I've been into vanilla scents for a while now, it used to be a no-go for me. AN is my favorite scent and with Vanilla West Indies it will have competition. I bought the fragrance as a 10 ml sample here and love, love, love it.

In the opening you are enveloped in a golden gourmand vanilla shell, simply wonderful. The fragrance doesn't develop much, you have delicious pipe tobacco (very delicate in the background), the mousse o vanilla is dominant but not disturbing, just right. This is how the little treasure smells from front to back.

If you close your eyes, you imagine yourself in a French bakery where small tartlets are being baked and then topped with strawberries or other fruit. But at the moment, all you can smell is delicious, fluffy sponge, the smell of a gourmet pipe drifting in through the open door, which the baker indulges in outside in the courtyard after his work is done.

You can still smell the fragrance on your clothes the day after next. In my opinion, the longevity and sillage are very good for such a subtle fragrance. I like to wear it on its own, but I could also imagine layering it with something citrusy. Let's see.

I felt drawn to it at first sniff. Opening fresh, fruity - even powerful - as you often know it from Lattafa fragrances. In the DD it becomes warm-woody, I love it. Not for me (woman) but on my husband: a dream. For me, it is ultimately too masculine and has quite strong "aftershave vibes" - which I personally like for a men's fragrance in this combination. The vintage is well represented in this fragrance, it has a bit of a 1968 vibe, maybe the slightly older audience reading here can understand what I mean.

Longevity is good, sillage could be a bit better but it's not a problem to spray it again after 4.5 hours.

Apart from the fragrance, which is the point here: I like the bottle. It's so different, I think it suits the fragrance. And the whole packaging, the feel, the way it's packaged, the high quality, all of that appeals to me. Yes, it has nothing to do with environmental protection and saving packaging waste, I honestly admit. But I like it and I don't understand why some high-price brands can't manage to create more valuable packaging. I keep this special outer packaging. Well, I can't do that forever, at some point my storage capacity will be exhausted......ggg

I suggest using it sparingly (anyone who knows me knows that when I say that it's better to do it). 3 sprays. And as written above, 1 spray after a few hours to freshen up - done. Otherwise, I think it could be a nuisance to the environment. Sometimes the motto "a lot helps a lot" just isn't right....