Smokeycherry

I'm usually not like that, that I could watch YouTube videos for hours on end, but there are 1-2 people who present their lifestyle and the like there and I find that so inspiring, that I like to follow it.
And when it comes to perfumes, of course I'm particularly attentive. And then one of them showed that Wood Sage & Sea Salt was one of her favourite fragrances. Sage and salt? Very exotic, I thought to myself and pushed the thought aside, especially since I didn't have the opportunity to test the fragrances of Jo Malone in my hometown anyway
But when one day I was in another city and found the very chic bar with the beautiful perfume bottles there, I couldn't help but test them immediately. I was especially looking for the Wood Sage & Sea Salt bottle and was pleasantly surprised. I can smell the sea salt, but for me the most important thing is the smell of sun-tanned skin and a sweet citrus fruit. All in all it smells like summer to me and the more often I sniffed at it, the more I fell in love with it. I wanted it immediately (because of my budget unfortunately only 30 ml but at least) and when the saleswoman told me how great it would develop together with the body cream, I didn't think much about it anymore and grabbed the cream
I still don't regret it, it's one of my favorite fragrances, although it doesn't last too long on my skin, so the durability is not bad, but you would have to spray 1-2 times during the day, especially if you sweat.
Still, I'd buy it once it's empty.

This fragrance reminds me of Italy. Not only because I wore this perfume on a trip to Venice, Verona and Lake Garda, but also because for me this fragrance radiates the elegance and femininity that I associate with an Italian woman

I think it's great that the leather note is so prominent in this fragrance because it harmonises very well with the floral notes of the white flowers. However, I also smell quite dominant pepper notes and I am really surprised that no pink pepper is listed here. In terms of intensity, I find the perfume quite good, there are days when I feel the need to spray during the day, but there are also days when the strength is perfectly sufficient for me. Overall, I would describe the fragrance as delicate but present. In my opinion it is not a "quiet little mouse" but it is also not a ramp sow.

I think it's great for days when you're getting along elegantly, because with this perfume I have in mind a slightly tanned woman with a white shirt, jeans with a dark wash, light brown ballerinas and a matching handbag with plain gold jewellery. But in my opinion, you can wear it just as well on days when you go to town to drink coffee in your little dress.

I already read a lot about this scent on the internet and the description of the scent as sugar sweet, "fair scent" etc. made me very curious, because I love sweet, heavy gourmands!
In addition, I'm addicted to the color pink/pink and this bottle looks just to bite, I can't express it any other way :D

Unfortunately I haven't met this fragrance in any shop here in Germany yet and I really wonder if it's sold anywhere..at least I ordered it online and risked a blind purchase, but for the good price it was worth the risk.
And there he came one day and when I took the parcel, I was already full of anticipation and unpacked him directly, put the sweet pink packaging lovingly aside, because I wanted to keep it and sprayed the fragrance on

"I like it," I thought after a short time and sniffed curiously at my wrist. I actually think that's a gourmand scent you can't smell at every corner. For me it's no LVEB-Gourmand (nothing against LVEB, that's one of my favourite fragrances) and also no Loverdose scent (had suspected a similarity due to the liquorice note), for me Pink Sugar smells mainly, as the name suggests, of burnt, scratchy sugar or of caramel and cotton candy. A strawberry/raspberry note can also be guessed at in the background, allowing the fragrance to smell sweet again in a fruity way. On my skin the fragrance develops quite vanilly in the course of time and I don't really smell much more of the above mentioned fragrances. So I can agree with the opinion that this smell definitely smells like funfair. And I love it! I think this fragrance is definitely recognizable and in my opinion not only suitable for young girls.
The durability is not soo heavy, but for a few hours you can probably perceive it. Nevertheless, I can really recommend this fragrance.

I find it interesting that a floral scent can fit so well to winter. Normally I always associate flowers with a relatively warm weather..or at least the fresh breeze in spring (spring flowers are my absolute favorite anyway)
And here it is, finally a fragrance that goes well with the cold weather yaay.

But I must also point out that the floral notes are rather a small part of this fragrance. I'd rather perceive it as powdery, even with a vanilla undertone. This is the scent that I want to wear in winter..and that I want to perceive on the collar of my cuddly woollen sweater. The Sillage is already room-filling with two splashes.

Powder, rose and vanilla..what more could you ask for, an absolute feel-good scent :)

For me this is the autumn fragrance par excellence! I think it just goes perfectly with a cooler, rainy weather where you just want to wear your (Burberry) trench coat. In my opinion it really radiates this English, elegant charm, but I don't smell a rose out there ?

For me this is a very flowery-powdery, almost bitter scent (the bitter one comes from the quince?) and due to its elegance and its present sillage it is not only suitable as an everyday scent, but also as a great evening scent. I think the most dominant scent is freesia, which makes me very happy as I love freesia.

In any case, I will wear the scent more often from now on!