Moonlight Path

I have a shameless infatuation with this dang fragrance. I wish I didn't, because many people hate it. I don't get many compliments (I don't get compliments in general), but I have had a noteworthy emphatic one while wearing this from a guy friend. He mistook it for his girlfriend's perfume in the air and said he thought she smelled sexy!! 😂...awkward. I've had criticism while admitting that I love this, it gets me teased, oh well...I'm into the sexy "grandma " (as if there's anything wrong with mature women, seems prejudiced when people say that) things , they make life more interesting. This is one that really takes a certain person to pull of, it really does...and I'm finding that I can do powdery/vintage-y fragrances extraordinarily well. It's beautiful, slightly melancholic violet with iris and jasmine (maybe it has other things, I hardly trust BBW's note listings anymore). The lavender in the top notes is gorgeous. The musky sandalwood base is a lovely ending. It's incredibly soft, and cooling, I find it very soothing. A romantic walk at night? YES. I don't actually think the title is BS. This seems to do better in spring though, as the white florals are a little too chilly to add into the already cold winter air, so I disagree with many of the votes here. It's the kind of fragrance that draws one in, but I can see how it has largely failed with millennials and even younger audiences. This plush, powdery and none-too-sweet scene is out of vogue.

Oh, my what a lovely fragrance. This is affordable and delightful to the senses. It smells so incredibly feminine and fresh, with a sensual undertone of floral bliss. I'm a man but I would never be unhappy to smell this on a woman- pure heaven!

Moonlight Path came out long before 2007; I remember in the late 90's that it was one of three fragrances that were supposed to represent a garden at different times of the day. This was the night one. Each had a Thomas Kinkade -esque illustration on the packaging, as Bath & Body Works had more of a cozy middle American vibe to it back then. Of those three scents, this was by far my least favorite. I was in my late teens, and my favorite B&BW scent was Sparkling Green Apple. Moonlight Path had far too much lavender for my taste. Lavender smelled like my mother (ew for a teen!) and somehow gave me bad acid reflux every time I smelled any fragrance containing that note. Flash forward twenty years later, and it's a cold March night. I'm in my softest pink pajamas, eating the last piece of my birthday cake and pretending that all the cares of adulthood don't exist. And I'm wearing Moonlight Path body lotion. It's soft and calming, cozy.(And there's not a trace of acid reflux.) Sure, I smell like my mom. But at 37, I don't care. Moonlight Path is like an acquaintance that you always thought was stodgy and boring, but now that you're older and wiser, you appreciate them for who they are. They're a comforting presence in a chaotic world.

I'm a big fan of powdery fragrances.Moonlight Path is liquid moonlight in the bottle.:) This is a very comfortable relaxing scent, great bedtime fragrance.It's working very well with my skin chemistry. The lavender, violet, bergamott and musk absolutely detectable in the scent but in the soft, calming way.It's stays close to my skin about 4 hours. For romantic girls only!:)

I wore this perfume the other day and 2 different people said that I smelled so lovely and asked what I was wearing. I didn't tell them...I was embarrassed to fess up to Bath & Body Works and I think the name is kind of derpy. But yeah, smells very soft and comforting. A lot like Heaven Sent. Lavender and musk. You probably won't offend anyone with this unless you pour on so much that you smell like a bottle of baby powder.