Perfume Reviews by justcheckinout

Romance by Ralph Lauren

A nice, refreshing floral scent that doesn't smell too sweet or damp. Best for summers.

J'Adore by Christian Dior

I thought it would be another clean-smelling scent that doesn't stand out from a bunch of other scents from people on the streets, but it turns out that I haven't got bored of the scent after wearing it for two months! Maybe the chemistry really works well with the weather of the city I currently live in--hot and humid--and this white-floral scent makes me feel so refreshed every time I wear it. Recommend for spring and summer.

Light Blue pour Homme by Dolce & Gabbana

The opening citrusy notes captured my nose at first, but later they became kind of annoyingly sweet to me. The drying down was... well, maybe the incese notes and the spicy notes are not mixing very well in this one.

Opium by Yves Saint Laurent

One of the few balsamic spicy scents I really like. The silliage and the opening notes may be a bit overwhelming, but the base notes are as smokey and addictive as they should be.

Light Blue by Dolce & Gabbana

The opening notes of apple lemon are pretty refreshing. I know this is a summer scent, but I expect a deeper and richer scent from dolce & gabbana.

Poppy by Coach

At my first try, I really liked the refreshing cucumber notes and the candy notes, and thought that it smelled better than Katy Perry's Purr. After a few wears, I kinda got tired of the scent. It's a sweet yet mediocre scent after all.

Giorgio by Giorgio Beverly Hills

The opening bergamot and the floral heart is nice, but it would be better if the floral notes and base notes aren't too heavy. Didn't get any patchouli though.

Purr by Katy Perry

too strong and sweet. an edt version might fit me better