Ladymarie

This is definitely a fragrance that evolves after wearing it. Sniffing the bottle leaves something to be desired. It’s heavily floral. I didn’t think it was exciting. However, I accidentally sprayed it on my fingers as I was spraying it on a test strip. I grew on me as the scent sat and blended with my chemistry. The dry down is a sweet, floral, creamy scent. It’s not bad at all. Just not necessarily amazing.

It’s not bad. But it definitely isn’t the tropical coconut. Tropical flower, sweet vibe that it sounds like it should be based on the description and notes provided. It smells more like a fresh coconut and the ocean. I don’t get much of the rest of the notes. I feel like it’s more what you want in a fresh shower gel.

This smells like the field dirt and not the peach. Not a pleasant scent. Aside from that, like most of Skylar’s products, the longevity and sillage are not much to be excited about. It is a very light fragrance and it does not travel far or last long. Good thing because it is not a pleasant experience to smell dirt and rotting fields all day. 1/10 rating.

It has a very heavy rose scent. To me it smells like vintage, cheap rose perfumes and bath salts that are very overpowering. There’s a hint of sweet and fruity notes but they’re nearly lost to the rose. Nothing else comes through. 1/10 rating. Do not like, could not even give it away to my friends and family.

I was hoping that this was going to give off Armani stronger with you intensely vibes, but it does not. It smells kind of like syrup. I feel like it’s more of a masculine sense than it is a feminine scent, but it does work as a unisex. I just feel like it’s more synthetic and find it rather unpleasant.