Day of the Dead Lush for women and men

My absolute favorite smell. I swear it smells quite like artificial grape mixed with lime, although it's not listed as a note in there. The whole line with this smell is fabulous. The one thing that I don't like about this scent is it doesn't quite ring as a "perfumey" scent. I love washing my hands with the soap and smelling this lingering in thing, but I just don't think it does well as a personal fragrance. It's candy like quality makes it better as a temporary scent, not soemthing that you wear all day. That being said, it does fade relatively quickly, which can be viewed as both a positive and negative. Despite the fact I don't reach for this as a regular perfume, it still is my favorite smell in the world and the most cherished bottle in my collection :)

Wow, just amazing. Lush invented this scent with the idea that it would haunt you... and it really does. Lush also do this scent in a shower jelly around halloween and its so good!!

I LOVE this! I am soooo glad I got it when they had the forum party. I would have been bummed if I missed out. It smells like lime lifesavers, or lime jelly beans (if they exist). It is a sweet smell, but since it is so citrus based, I think it's a unique smell, and unlike any other sweet smell out there (as opposed to the ones which are usually like cotton candy type smells, which I do also like btw). Highly recommend if you can get your hands on it!

This is just gorgeous. Like the reviewer below said, it smells very much like citrus candies, specifically jelly beans. This scent remains in the drydown, which also becomes the most beautiful incense fragrance. I love this as much as I love Candy Fluff!

This perfum is the fragrance Lush used in its halloween products in 2010. They had the Lady Catrina soap (in an hat shape with fruits and flowers and feathers on top, the bath bomb calavera, and the shower jellies Calacas. Those products smells like cirtusy candies :D yummy