Ladymarie

Layton is a Warm, spicy scent with a little floral. I purchased it on a fragrance website claiming it was unisex. It’s also labeled a male scent almost everywhere else. I definitely believe this leans more masculine.
Husband thought it was nice. Moderate longevity and a strong sillage that travels pretty far.

I typically like orchid fragrances. but this fragrance was way off the mark. It’s really strong, overwhelming, and quite frankly smells like a vintage old lady perfume. It gave me an instant headache.

I was expecting it to be good one as most of the notes are what I like. The only thing I can say is it doesn’t smell like any of the notes listed. Very off putting

It’s a soft strawberry woods scent. I don’t pick up the peony or raspberry notes. It’s not bad. The strawberry comes out first and as it dries down it blends and feels a bit more fruity woodsy. It isn’t sweet. It’s soft and doesn’t radiate too far. It doesn’t last very long. It works well for a summer scent.

I wanted to like it. But it dries down to a spicy and strong scent. I don’t get the sweet or gourmand vibe. I feel like it’s a rather underwhelming experience.

The longevity was moderate. It lasted for about 6/8 hours. The sillage was moderate. It wasn’t overwhelming or taking over a room or traveling far.

This is my signature scent. 10 out of 10! I love it so much that I want to swim in a pool of it.

It is unashamedly sweet vanilla and marshmallow, floral, citrus and balanced with a powdery musk and sandalwood. The jasmine and vanilla notes are prominent but they blend and dry down to a sweet floral musk.

It may be too sweet for some people, but it’s not nearly as sickens sweet like candy or sugary gourmands.
The sillage is moderate to strong and the longevity is very long lasting. I always get a lot of compliments when I wear this fragrance. Especially from men who seem to be attracted to it, much to my husband’s dismay.