Good Girl

The fragrance causes me immense discomfort, its unpleasant combination creating a cacophony that assaults my senses. It lacks sophistication and emits an aura of tackiness.

My go-to evening perfume, which I absolutely adore! Initially, the unconventional bottle design gave me pause, but the fragrance itself is truly exceptional. It has garnered numerous compliments and makes me feel radiant whenever I wear it. Even my friends who typically opt for more sophisticated, high-end scents (like La Labo) appreciate this one on me and frequently offer praise when I'm wearing it!

For me, this fragrance is all about the complexity of its notes. Initially, I was drawn to it when it first launched, not just because of the marketing hype but due to its layered composition. However, as it became a global phenomenon, my interest waned. To be honest, I prefer unique scents that set me apart from others; therefore, it's unlikely you'll find this perfume in my collection alongside other overhyped fragrances like La Vie Est Belle, Black Opium, and Poison Girl, which have all become ubiquitous.

This sophisticated scent evokes a sense of luxury, as if I'm channeling my inner affluent matriarch when I wear it. While it may not have a distinct signature note, its sweetness is undeniable. Nevertheless, the overall effect is pleasing, making it suitable for a formal evening occasion like a dinner date.

I'm underwhelmed by this perfume. The initial spray doesn't grab my attention, and I can only detect subtle notes of jasmine and lemon. The dry down reveals a dominant presence of musk and cashmere, which mingles with base notes in a way that feels homogenous and lacking in distinct characteristics. While some might appreciate its understated sexiness, it strikes me as more suitable for a bland hotel hostess than a bold seductress. The generic, artificial coolness is inoffensive but unremarkable, reminiscent of many affordable fragrances. Perhaps I'm just biased towards perfumes with strong top notes, but this one leaves much to be desired. I think men might enjoy it because it echoes the scent of generic male aftershave, albeit with a more feminine twist. It vaguely recalls Alien, but lacks the uniqueness that makes that fragrance special. To those who aren't fragrance connoisseurs, this might be an acceptable choice, but when compared to other options, it fails to impress me.