Loves True Bluish Light Ava Luxe for women

This smells like the top of a baby's head. It is lightly sweet and innocent. Definite notes of powder and vanilla. I use this as a linen spray on my sheets because it is the scent equivalent of sweet dreams. If I was to wear it on it's own I would probably layer it with something as it is a little simple.

Creamy, sweet and comforting, but not sugary. The ambery drydown makes it sexier than it seems at first, creating a very grown-up gourmand.

Warm, creamy and beautifully delicate, not too sweet or musky. The Fragrantica description is very accurate. It's a nice skin scent on me. I ordered at least $100's worth of samples and this is one of the few I'd buy a full bottle of.

Love's True Bluish Light is a fine example of what Ava Luxe does so well; milky, soft and powdery vanillas. I find this fragrance a little similar to Angel Face by the same house, however it's not a complete replicate.

The composition opens with a delicate vanilla milky-ness. To be honest, Love's True Bluish Light is fairly linear. After having worn this fragrance for nearly three hours, there hasn't been much of a development since the opening.

I'm really enjoying the softness that this fragrance brings. It's soothing in a creamy and sensual way. It's thankfully not too sweet on my skin, but I can't say that I find it particularly gourmand like others do. An oriental vanilla classifies it well for me.

I'm not usually a fan of mellow scents, but in this case, as the same with Angel Face, the subtlety is pleasing. I feel especially cuddly when wearing Love's True Bluish Light.

It's not a complex scent, but the simplicity works in a way that I wouldn't want it to be altered in any fashion. I like having a scent in my wardrobe that sits amongst the loud and violent aromas to greet me with gentle thoughts and harmonious delicacy.

Surprisingly Love's True Bluish Light lasts relatively well on my skin, but be warned that the sillage is very intimate. Occasionally I am asnomic to musk, so this fragrance will greet my nose when it feels up to it.

Love's True Bluish Light

I bought this mainly because I love the name. It sounded lovely but I wondered if it might be too "foody" for me. Well,

Yes, this is gourmand, it is vanilla and it is rich and creamy. But I have to say, it is the most beautiful foody gourmand I've come across, and far from being heavy or cloying or too sweet. As it gets down to the base, it takes on a nice musky quality that balances out the sweet creaminess.

This is a nuzzler, for sure. It should definitely be on every gourmand lover's list. It's the epitome of the perfect gourmand for me, since I don't care for the very sweet scents.

To say that anything whatsoever containing black musk is "pretty" is an act of courage for me, since I am, alas!, hyperosmic to it.

But Love's True Bluish Light is really, really so incredibly well blended that I love it, and would recommend it to anyone who can wrap their senses around a gourmand - a sort of spicey creme caramel/flan musky mad little thing - that is a little more grown up, a lot different and rather fetchingly daring.

Love's True Bluish Light is beautifully made, a sweet musky pretty thing that is creamy and sexy yet not overtly edible.Its a veritable compliment magnet, not to mention a real wrist sniffer, AND its niche but super affordable.

An 8.5 out of 10 for lasting power and sillage, but a 10 out of 10 for the genius of the perfumer's blending of black musk in a gourmand composition.

Truly an amazing feat: To blend notes of vanilla, musk and creams and not emerge with something sickly sweet. This is pure heaven--really, like a minerally-sheer but tenacious fluff of clouds, cream and musk that just swirls and swells around you, growing more complex and chiffon-like as it warms on the skin. The vanilla is vanilla-pod rich and the milky notes are subtle enough to resemble a dash of warm cream, rather than a milkshake. There's also something cool, strangely sweet but astringent running throughout, that I swear is a hint of blue chamomile, but maybe my mind is being persuaded by the fragrance name and packaging. Anyhow, this is a creamy, sheer, smooth blend of vanilla and musks that's far more complex than it initially lets on. It's only subtly sweet and I imagine only those who like no sweetness, whatsoever, in their fragrances would object to "Love's True Bluish Light". It has a sheer muskiness to it that's more in the direction of almond-musk blends, like "Lea by Lea St. Barths", than any heavy gourmands. Very well done.