Taderfit

I initially found this scent really good and special when testing it in the store, and I spontaneously bought it. It doesn't actually smell bad. It is definitely an acquired taste with raspberries, amber, ginger, cardamom, and milk. I liked it until I looked up who the dupe is from, and now I also know what the red line on the packaging is supposed to represent. It's supposed to smell like lipstick. Ever since I found that out, I don't like it as much anymore. Now, every time I smell it, I think of the taste of lipstick (I happened to wear some that same day, so the memory was still very present), and unfortunately, it makes me feel a bit nauseous. I don't understand why one would create scents that smell like makeup. You use those for the visual aspects, and they don't smell particularly good, and you often taste lipstick involuntarily. I prefer gourmands that smell like something truly edible. If the association went in a different direction, this would definitely be better.
Otherwise, it is generally very sweet and spicy. The longevity is mediocre.
As a tip for those who don't know it yet and don't have this association; think more of cough drops, then it won't be so disgusting. But I can't get the lipstick association out of my head.
The bottle looks very nice. It is transparent at the bottom and darkens towards the top into a bluish-gray. The cap is red and also transparent.
Addendum 2 days later:
It's always fascinating what associations can do. I'm not wearing lipstick for now because of the bad taste. However, today I had a cough drop and then reapplied this scent to try to steer the fragrance in a positive direction. It actually worked. With this association, it is no longer nauseating at all, but quite okay. It has a fruity-sweet note but a slightly medicinal touch. The latter could also be responsible for the artificially smelling lipstick scent. Since cough drops taste significantly better than lipsticks, the scent is quite wearable with this association.
Now I understand even more why tastes are so different. What the scent reminds one of, combined with personal preferences and dislikes, determines what one likes and what one doesn't.

When I tested this perfume in the still warm season, I never really liked it. In the heat, it was just too sour and a bit exhausting for me. It is really true that you should test fragrances under different climatic conditions. I was once in a drugstore on a cold, rainy autumn day and was slightly shivering from the cold. I tested it again then, and suddenly I really liked it. It was a truly warming scent. No wonder I didn't like it in summer temperatures. After I liked it, I bought it and always enjoy using it when I'm cold.
On clothing, it is significantly better and longer perceivable than on the skin.
I didn't know it was a dupe of Britney Spears Fantasy when I bought it. I thought it was a new standalone scent. However, I also don't know the original.
The scent reminds me of red fruit tea with red berries that contains no sugar; the intensity of the fruity acidity fits well. I don't really smell white chocolate, and tropical fruits are more mixed in the background. There are these fruit teas that have a bit of cake aroma, and this scent can be compared to that, so the cake aroma is present in about the same light concentration. The scent warms and smells just as good as a warm red fruit tea with a slight cake aroma. In my opinion, it is very suitable for colder days.
The bottle is very beautifully designed, it is pink and slightly translucent. The cap is also nice and, due to its ring shape, different from other caps, but just as practical. The cardboard packaging is also very attractively colorful.

After having this fragrance for a while and using it now and then, I can finally write a comment about it. When I bought it last late summer, I initially found it terrible, and the tester in the store was different, as I later realized. It was probably the one from Spirit of Blooming Delight, which smells significantly better to my taste, but unfortunately is no longer available. That one also has a rose on the bottle. It sometimes happens that things get mixed up and the print and color are interchangeable. Not every customer pays such close attention to putting everything back where it was, like I do.
When I first sprayed it at home, I didn't like it at all. It doesn't really smell like roses. To me, it smelled more like a children's perfume for little girls who enjoy playing princess, all in pink and kitschy. Strawberry children's shampoos are similarly sweet. At first, there is a fruity note accompanying the sweetness, but it doesn't last long. After it evaporates, everything is more harmoniously balanced, as the fruity note somehow doesn't fit and it then smells even more artificially constructed. In the base, there remains a good subtle sweetness. But in general, it smells very strong, artificially sweet, and could be overwhelming if over-applied. In summer warmth and tropical nights, I found it not good at all, but it is definitely better suited for cooler temperatures. The freshness praised by some I cannot perceive at all, but rather a creamy, artificial sweetness. One could also describe it as sticky-sweet. The good thing is that this sweetness is so strong that it helps against cravings for sweets. It doesn't remind me of a specific candy and therefore doesn't create an appetite, but with its captivating opulent sweetness, it results in a good sense of satisfaction.
Getting used to this fragrance and the cooler temperatures makes it more pleasant for me. Additionally, once you know it better, you can already anticipate what you are getting into before you spray it, and if you want something very sweet, this one is just right. It is worth noting the long-lasting wear, the developing scent progression, and that it doesn't smell weak.

I particularly perceive the jasmine, and the other notes add a bit of sweetness and something woody. The scent is sweet and smells very natural like a flower and pleasantly fresh. I can easily imagine it for any season. It smells very delicate and soft; if I had to compare it to a material, it would be silk or something similar. The fragrance indulges the sense of smell and also has a calming effect. Sometimes I get a "craving" for this scent; it is truly very beautiful. I have always liked it.
However, I don't know why it is called "Alien." While there is no comparable perfume, the scent could certainly occur in nature, and on this Earth, particularly in tropical areas. Perhaps it would have made more sense if "Angel" and "Alien" had their names swapped. "Angel" is indeed very overloaded with ingredients (which I also really like), but it does have something extraterrestrial about it because this blend is completely new. It could smell and taste like a refreshing drink on another planet. The alien scent could be the perfume of an angel, with its delicate and natural floral freshness smelling very innocent and sweet.
The two bottles, especially in terms of color, match very well with the scents mentioned above.
I really like the purple color of the bottle, and it fits well with the sweet scent. Additionally, the bottle has an elegant, unique design. I also really like the new advertisement with the sand desert.

I recently tested this amazing perfume, and the only thing holding me back from buying it is the expensive price. It smells excellent. At first, it is a bit unusual and very fruity. After that, the scent develops on my skin into a sweet and, thanks to the patchouli, also a fresh direction. This fresh-sweet blend really appeals to me. I can't get enough of this wonderful smell and I don't understand why some people get headaches from it. It's not that strong after all. Well, it is strong when compared to some other perfumes, but as I said, this one can't be strong enough for me. I guess I'm just tougher in that regard : ) So far, I've only had headaches and nausea from Maroussia.
In any case, this scent is very interesting and versatile; you can detect different notes while with some other fragrances you only perceive one scent note. It smells much more interesting/diverse than Alien (which I only smell floral notes from), but that one is good too. Here you can smell sweets (vanilla, chocolate, caramel, cotton candy, coconut), various flowers, and a few fruits, and together with the spicy patchouli and musk, it has a fresh undertone. I think it fits just as well in summer as it does in winter. The scent is not at all overwhelming for me, so it works all the time.
It is also a great art to create something so harmonious and pleasant smelling from so many different scent notes.