SilverLily

Extremely realistic depiction of being in a Lush shop. Strong patchouli and powdery vanilla sweetness. Vague impression of flowers. Cloying.

Candied violet and iris covered in a heavy cloud of powdered sugar. Part sweets, part makeup. Carefree, pretty, and light pink.

An innocent, transparent jasmine with a soap bubble quality to it. Accented with some citrus. So clean it becomes unnatural.

Waxy and clean white floral on a sweet base. Relatively strong and fresh. No spice. Would recommend if you want to smell like laundry beads.

A fresh and vaguely fruity smell combined with a heavy note that reminds me of benzene. Almost identical to Mixed Emotions and Dear Polly.

Starts as citrus, then morphs into a sort of fruity-clear shampoo scent (I get peach). Similar to "Fig-Tea | Nicolaï / Parfums de Nicolaï".

Starts with a thin, synthetic blueberry smell, like squash. Then becomes more sour (some cassis leaf). Reminds me of a berry-scented toy.

The incense makes a token effort at the start but cannot win out against the syrupy sweet vanilla. Tried for the tea, but I didn't get any.

Creamy and gentle on the test strip, but on my skin that only lasts a bit before being replaced by a soapy freshness. Dry down is powdery.

The pine, lilac, juniper, and cashmere are all there. Very interesting and cold, but the overall effect is of a medical air freshener on me.