Falling in Love (for women)

black bacarra

Remember the discontinued Vanilla of L'Occitane? It's been reborn in Philosophy's Falling in Love! Yay!!!!

monochromatism

Cucumber (or some sort of cool melon) and blackberries. Very sweet, but tart. I wore this one for two summers in a row.

coco76

I have been toying with the idea of trying Falling in Love for awhile, and Maryel's review was the push i needed to just go ahead and try it! I am SO glad that i did! I love fragrances that contain blackberries and i was not disappointed by this one. i too got a burst of blackberries at the beginning, but what really rises this perfume to a higher level is the fact that it is a juicy realistic blackberry - not a synthetic smelling one. If you actually squish a blackberry between your fingers, the smell is not only sweet but tart and this perfume captures that feeling. the other sensation i got was one of 'green'...and by that i mean that you can almost smell the leaves and stems, waving lazily in the summer breeze. if you are a woman who appreciates berry smells but doesn't want to smell like candy, you should really check this one out. i can't stop sniffing my arm!!

Maryel

I get a burst of blackberries and lemons at the initial spritz. This quietly calms to a light musk touched with burnt-sugar and vanilla. Falling in Love manages to be fresh and alluring in warm weather and warm and cozy in the winter. For me, this is a “comfort scent” in a natural, country-girl way. I also use the body wash and body lotion as it seems to last longer if you layer it with lotion then use the fragrance. I even keep the small decant of concentrated perfume oil in my purse to reapply through the day. The perfume oil is highly recommended as it lasts for hours and it’s much more aromatic than the spray. Although Falling In Love cologne can be very light, I must say the scent is angelic and you wont mind reapplying it!