Janira

Despite the note breakdown, it is green and a tiny bit sharp up front from the Petitgrain, but that sharpness quickly dissipates, and dries down to a a slightly sweet lemon custard & marshmallow powdery vanilla. This doesn’t project very far, but I love the ethereal scent bubble it gives me. This would work great as a signature scent and is inoffensive but still high quality.

This is a great fragrance if you gravitate toward molecular musks but still want something floral. The florals I easily pick up are the orange flower mainly, but I do get a bit of coolness from the Iris. It’s very “pretty”, airy and a bit aqueous due to its transparent nature. If I didn’t know any better, I would’ve thought this belonged to the Diptyque house. So, this isn’t the most original but I won’t deny it’s very pleasant and perfect for Spring & Summer and if I find this at a discounted price I’d love to add it to my collection for the appropriate seasons.

This smells like a beautiful bronze goddess eating Turkish delight by the sea; her hair is effortlessly wavy, and her skin smells sunkissed, salty, creamy & warm. I like the sweet and salty aspect of this fragrance, out of the Idole line, it’s the only one I enjoy. The hot weather brings out the best in this fragrance. It smells so different to me right now that the temperature is cooler; the salt and solar aspect aren’t as present but instead smells more like milky rose water.

This is clean, fruity, a little soapy, solar and aldehydic. It reminds me a lot of 724 but with a strong peach presence, the peach doesn’t smell artificial or candy like, it smells more like the juice you’d get after biting into a ripe peach. It has good sillage and longevity, great if you want something that lasts but still not too overpowering for warm weather.

Editing to say that this has that annoying screechy dry down that Xerjoff & Tiziana Terenzi seem to have, if you dislike it like I do, this will most likely not work for you.