Jessaiee

Crisp spring breeze drifting through a garden blooming with delicate flowers, white as snow. Morning dew sleeps on freshly-trimmed grass blades and a cup of tea rests on the wooden patio table, warm and waiting.

A light floral and tea fragrance with hints of grass and cold, watery fruit. Nothing really stands out about the scent itself, but the bottle design is beautiful! I only wish it were of better quality but at its price point, i can't complain really.

A tall, thin glass of cold milk on a slow sunday morning. You idly pluck a few petals off the white flowers nestling in a vase on the counter, letting them fall into the glass and float atop the creamy beverage. A sprinkle of sugar. Stir and steep. Humming to yourself, you light a stick of incense before drifting back to your bedroom, where your cat is curled up within the still-warm sheets.

A soft, dreamy lactonic accompanied by gentle florals and incense. Unique, ethereal, classy. I catch whiffs of it every now and then as i move around - such an elegant yet comforting scent.

You're working the evening shift at your local milkshake store. As you tie your apron strings into a neat bow, an order comes in through the system: one vanilla milkshake, sweetness reduced. Without missing a beat, you blend the ingredients together smoothly, tossing in a handful of crushed almonds. Finally, the pièce de résistance... a thin drizzle of cheap honey?

A lactonic scent that's heavy on vanilla and caramel, yet not too sweet. I wanted to love bianco latte but alas... while enjoyable, there's something vaguely candle-like and plasticky that holds it back from being a top-tier fragrance in my books.

Peeling the plastic wrapper off a macadamia nut cookie generously topped with chocolate chunks and caramel ribbons, you sink your teeth in for a hearty bite. Sweet, chewy indulgence. You snuggle further into your blankets on the plush sofa, flicking through the channels in search of something comforting to watch.

An addictive hit of sugary and nutty chocolate chip cookie with an aftertaste of vanilla and caramel. Very slightly plasticky, but not as bad as cheirosa 62 was (to my nose). Not exactly a sophisticated fragrance but as a gourmand lover, this was fun and not too cloying!

You're a teenager again, stealing a spritz of your older sister’s perfume to feel more mature. As it develops on your skin, you recognise the usual sweet facets you enjoy - but also some notes that stick out and make you scrunch your nose a little.

A juicy and fruity opening, accompanied by refreshing tea and tangy pineapple notes. A little greener than the usual fruity floral fragrance, making it more unique, but all in all a tad too sour for my liking.