Chameleon

The perfume had an overpowering mix of diaper and cleaning chemical smells, which was so overwhelming that I had to rinse it off immediately.

It didn’t quite hit the mark for me. While the scent is pleasant, it didn’t stick around on my skin for very long—though it did manage to linger on my shirt for a bit longer than expected. I usually reach for niche fragrances because I enjoy them personally, and if something doesn’t click with me, I can’t see the point of wearing it. This one did have that tropical vibe, but not the heavy coconut others often mention. It leaned more floral and tropical, creating a clean, refreshing scent. Despite the long list of notes, I was expecting a bit more depth, though I did receive some compliments from others who enjoyed it. It’s definitely wearable and nice for shared spaces—though it doesn’t have that “fill the room” presence. All in all, it’s good but just not my cup of tea.

I’m not typically drawn to fruity fragrances, but this unique blend of fruit, floral, and musky woody notes has really intrigued me. It feels perfect for summer, even though I usually lean toward green scents during this season. This might just be the one that changes my preferences!

The only scents I detect from this perfume are lemon, sea notes, and musk. I find them among my least preferred note combinations. It has an old-fashioned vibe that reminds me of scents I’d encounter on older individuals from my grandmother’s generation in the 90s. While I don’t find it suitable for myself, I can imagine it evoking comfort when worn by others.

Every time I write a review about something I really love, I get a bit nervous. Smelling it gives me chills—it's truly incredible. The scent is warm, like the glow of sun-kissed skin, and melts into a tropical breeze, reminiscent of coconut. This smooth and floral fragrance blends tropical plumeria, ylang, musk, and juicy fruits. While many scents share these notes, this one stands out with its rich, deep undertones from clove, opoponax, and vetiver. Some might find it too synthetic, possibly detecting the skin and cashmeran accords. However, I personally love these notes. The key elements are bright yellows, coconut, sun-kissed skin, and ocean breeze, creating a lush, thick jungle-like fragrance. It's unique and instantly recognizable, evoking the serene atmosphere of a secluded resort in Madagascar—not the usual tourist spots, but Madagascar itself.