Hello Kitty Demeter Fragrance for women

Red apple, green apple, yellow apple? Hmmm... I guess it's all a matter of interpretation when it comes to these entirely, unrepentantly synthetic solutions.

Sanrio HELLO KITTY, of which I was sent a mini some months ago, smells to me as though it was drawn directly from the huge vat of light, somewhat sweet florientals from which most celebrities' commissioned perfumers appear to commence. Then they add a touch of this or that--a bag of sugar, a bit of "citrus" interest up top, a few spices or what not--and slap their celebrity's name on a bottle designed under their "creative direction" as well. With this worthy task completed, the perfumer hits the road with another line on his or her c.v. and a portfolio one page thicker than it was before.

The good news is that this mass market launch (unlike some fly-by-nighters) did not assault my central nervous system. The bad news is that it did not exceed my exceedingly low expectations. The perfumer must have gone AWOL on this one, as it's about as generic as they get. I don't even think that I could throw this mini in as an extra to a swap. (Well, at least not in good conscience...)

Pure apple. Maybe a possibility for layering under something else if you want to add a fruity note, but otherwise, I don't get the point.

Straight-up green apple. Candy-ish. Should not be worn by anyone over the age of 12. It's cute in its own way but like I said only for a little girl.

it's just an apple scent; nothing complicated. it's not bad, but it seriously smells like red apples if you were to pick one up and sniff the skin. i like it because it's clean. as others have mentioned, it would be great for layering.

fresh crisp green apple....
not much else going here, but that could be enough if apples are a note you favor.
as with many demeter scents i like to layer this one.
(i like it with cherry blossom from bath and body works)

Sweet, slightly artificial fruit, but still fun and would be GREAT layered, say with a woody amber. Worth the price and perfectly suited to young girls. Layered, it would be a great element for everyone else, as long as you like sweet apples. Fun in many ways.

This is a fun apple scent. It starts out bright and tart and becomes softer, slightly sweeter (like a baked apple) and somewhat synthetic. I enjoyed it very much. It's similar to Brandy and Christopher Brosius' (CB I Hate Perfume) Brooklyn Bunny: Apple.