Nessaaa

I have to admit that it wasn't love at first sniff for me. I'm not the biggest fan of oriental fragrances and Good Girl was just too heavy for me when I tested it for the first time.
Last year, a friend received the fragrance as a gift and it became her everyday fragrance. No matter what time of day, no matter what occasion, you only smelled Good Girl. Even then, I somehow just didn't like it. But the more I smelled the fragrance, the better I liked it.
A year has now passed and I came up with the idea of testing Good Girl on my skin again. I went to the perfumery and lo and behold, I suddenly really liked the fragrance. I like it so much that I want it in my collection. Although tonka bean and praline are listed as fragrance notes, I don't find the scent too sweet. The coffee doesn't come through too strongly for me, which I'm happy about and what I'm even happier about is that I don't notice the tuberose either, because it gives me a headache if it's too "bubblegummy", as in Good Girl Blush, for example
Nevertheless, Good Girl is not an everyday fragrance for me, but the perfect fragrance for going out. It is oriental, spicy, sensual and sexy. The girl here is definitely more of a bad girl

So far, the fragrance has not aroused my interest because the bottle is too unusual for my taste and I have always walked past it. As we all know, the eye also smells and I'm more enthusiastic about the classic bottles.
However, when I visited the perfumery a few days ago, I stopped in front of it and wanted to know what the Robo lady with the sunglasses had to offer.
I have to say, I'm pleasantly surprised. I like the combination of mango, jasmine and vanilla. It's sweet but not too sweet, actually perfect as an everyday fragrance, but I still smell something that puts me off buying it. I guess it's the incense. If it had been left out, the robot girl would immediately become my new roommate. But as it is, I'm still undecided.
I'll keep testing Fame and maybe she'll win me over completely at some point.