So You Giorgio Beverly Hills for women

The opening reminds me a lot of "L'Or de Torrente" - I suppose in the topnotes (which are not listed here so I'm guessing) are kiwis and angelica.

Actually I'm very surprised to read so many bad comments about this fragrance, because I've owned 2 bottles of "So You" for about 5-6 years, got to know lots of fragrances, more expensive than this one, since my first purchase and I still like the smell very much. What more, I've registered here to write my review of "So You".

I like them because when I wear them, I feel happy, younger and crazy ;) The smell is fairly sweet but not to sweet, the paprika in "So You" is bearable and I usually don't like vegetable smells - this one is different, not too much paprika smelled. "So You" is sparkling. Not a kind of perfume you smell and imagine a story but I definitely see a picture in it. And I love amber in it.

I remember trying a tester of this and liking it and thinking I must get some of this. Was it warm and spicy? I think it was. Wasn't keen on the silly orange zebra ad. It made it look like a perfume for stupid people. Somehow I never got around to actually buying it. But I might if I find it somewhere again.

I got this as a present and liked it so much that I bought it for myself when that was done. My last bottle is long since gone.
After reading it's poor reviews I felt I had to stick up for So You. I loved it when I had it and would buy it again...hopefully I'll still like it.

update...I forgot about this perfume for a while and then came across a 50ml bottle for

I gave this away, did not like it all!

Strange, but not completely bad. Has something intriguing in it, however, unlike Red, it is not very long lasting.
UPDATE: Ultimately, after spritzing out of more than half a bottle, the rest ended up as a room refresher.

i quite like this one i have a small sample,i dont think i would go as far as buying a bottle howevr.much better orientals out there

This is one of the worst perfumes ever. The woody smell of "school pencils" strikes back and makes you wonder how tuberose and paprika mixed together could ever become "so you"...