Celine (for women)

annehke

The fragrance starts out so very promising, with whifs of greatness, but quickly trails off into being just another floral fruity with a very common dry down.

Letś focus on the good points, shall we? The black currant, red pepper, and violet leaf are excellent opening notes. The opening is lively, airy, has great sillage, and a bit spicy, flirty. The pear and melon stand out. The magnolia, freesia and jasmine all blend superbly well, making one big potent bouquet, and the iris keeps all this power in check, quietly adding itś delicate & herby touch. The choice of florals is actually quite interesting, and makes me think of the scent of a bridal bouquet or spring time. The vanilla is strongest in the base, adding a yummy feeling to the top notes that hang around, and a kind of heavyness to the mid notes. The musk is not too strong, the amber is even lighter. The insense appears faintly, at the tail end of wear. Overall, itś demure, playful, innocent, pleasant, and a touch gourmand.

tommy_girl

I really get the pear note,but because every time I smell something like pear in a perfume I find peach in the ingredients,I thought with myself this is peach!lol,I wasn't wrong this time.
the first notes are very sweet,with dominant pear scent and some kind of artificial smelling.
I really get freesia and it's very good.it's just a little spicy( or bitter) at the base.
it's lovely,but if you're into the perfume worlds,probably you've tried bunch of fragrances like this and you won't something special in this one.

amandahuang

A truly delicate and subtle piece which drew a lot of compliments when I wore it~