Sugarylemon

I've been wanting to try this perfume for SO long, but I ended up not liking it as much as I thought I would. It's not bad, though! When I first spray it, I get hit with a ton of vinyl; to the point where I almost want to scrub it off. But it fades away pretty quickly and then I find the basil and tomato leaf notes to be more prominent. It's VERY herby and green smelling.

On the dry down, Kewpie Doll is a lot less aromatic and a lot more powdery smelling. The vinyl note comes back, but it's not as harsh. It's more of a soft, plasticky note mixed with light florals and powder. There's also a hint of something sweet or sugary on the dry down as well, at least to my nose. It does kind of evoke the feeling of a plastic doll lying in the backyard/garden!

The longevity is not very good IMO (I'd say 2-3 hours), and the sillage is just meh. I like the dry down of this fragrance a lot more than the initial spray. It's not my favourite, but I'm glad I finally got to sample it!

This is such a nice fragrance! Upon first spray, this reminds me of Yum Boujee Marshmallow | 81, but more fruity/peachy. It starts off sweet smelling and gets more powdery when it dries down. The dry down smells more like straight up marshmallows. Like, imagine putting your face directly into a bag of marshmallows— that's what it smells like. I don't know if I'm getting "mochi" per se, but I definitely get marshmallows.

I would definitely consider this a skin scent. I really can't smell it on myself unless I press my wrist to my nose. The longevity isn't very good either (maybe 2-3 hours? 4 if I'm being generous). I did buy myself a travel sized bottle but I don't think I'll buy a full sized bottle just based on the sillage/longevity. It's still a really nice scent though!

I received Missing Person as a free sample in my Sephora order. I was kinda scared to try it since I've seen a lot of negative reviews and I thought it was going to be this awful smelling fragrance, but it's just... fine? It's nothing special IMO, but it's not terrible. It smells like a basic, musky, clean skin scent. Although it does smell clean to me, it also has a kind of "dusty" quality to it... it slightly reminds me of dryer sheets, making it a bit powdery smelling as well. I had my mom smell it and she said it reminds her of "something she wore in the 80s or 90s" but she didn't give me any more detail than that lol.

This is very much a skin scent. I don't find that it projects well at all, which I actually don't mind. I feel like a fragrance like this is better suited as a skin scent.

Overall, Missing Person isn't some abomination of a fragrance, at least to my nose. It's pretty tame; it's just a clean and musky skin scent tbh.

I'm not a rose girl. Honestly, I'm not really into florals in general. But Noble Blush is such a nice scent that I can't help but love it anyways! It's definitely rose forward, but it's a softer, creamy, slighty nutty rose smell.

As it dries down, Noble Blush gets more powdery and slighty vanilla smelling, but the rose is still the most prominent note. I wouldn't call this perfume a gourmand as it's very floral forward.

The sillage is really good and the longevity is CRAZY. I sprayed this on my dress and when I was starting my laundry three days later, I could still smell it! It lasts longer on clothes than skin, but it still lasts a good 7-8 hours on skin, too. Not only that, but it's super affordable and comes in a cute bottle. I'd recommend it to anyone who likes rose and/or creamy smelling scents!

I like this perfume!! In Love With Everything is fun, refreshing, and fruity. It smells EXACTLY like fruit punch, with the fruit punch itself and the raspberry being the most prominent notes to me. I do get a bit of citrus as well. It dries down more sweet, but the palm sugar gives it an original kind of sweetness. It's more of a.... caramel-y, molasses-y type of sugar smell. It's really nice!

The sillage isn't anything amazing, but it does last pretty long; I'd say at least around 7 hours on skin.