Perfect Veil Sarah Horowitz Parfums for women

Definitely reminds me of Skin Musk (was made by Bonne Bell, I believe it's now under Parfums de Coeur). I like Skin Musk better, not only for the price point but it also has more sillage. Perfect Veil is almost TOO soft for me. Very pleasant smelling though.
Today I am pairing it with another lightweight fragrance, 4711. The lemon and bergamot in 4711 pairs up rather well with Perfect Veil.

i got this as a sample long time ago.. and i have to say i was surprised how ordinary this fragrance was. For the most part, i couldn't really tell the difference between this or Bath and Body Works Warm Vanilla Sugar fragrance. though i liked it, still it wasn't opulent enough for me to truly appreciate the scent nor the experience. glad it was a sample.

A simple, clean but not soapy, powdery-vanilla musk. Very much like baby powder. Easy to wear although some might be put off by smelling a bit like a freshly cleaned and powdered baby's bottom. I find it a comfort scent and prefer wearing it to bed. It seems there are a few similar scents out there these days, so not mind-blowingly original, but nice.

Sweet, powdery and clean smelling. Not a powerhouse perfume, it stays very close to the skin, and is so pretty. Unfortunately not all that long-lasting either. I would be happy to add this to my collection if I happen across it. Really you are not going to offend anyone by wearing this, it's ethereally lovely.

I wear this scent when I don't know what to wear, or after a bath before going to bed. It truly is a skin scent, and just keeps getting better the longer it's on. It reminds me of a soft sweater, or a warm towel fresh from the dryer; soft and lovely.

I will most likely always have this perfume in my wardrobe. It's such a soft, fluffy, warm comfy scent. Very cloud like to me. A bit like a buffer from anything harsh.

This is soft, powdery, almost perfection to me. ( I prefer Sonoma Scent Studios Opal for this genre but if you can't find it~this is the next best thing!) I don't get the lemon, bergamont, per say on my skin. On me these notes just serve to lift the composition out of what could have been a dusky muddy vanilla sandalwood musk mess. Instead~these bring this lovely fragrance into a place of soft,diffused light.

I can see kids saying~your mom always smells good! Or being known as the one who always smells warm & fresh at the office.

It would be a perfect everyday signature scent for someone who's busy and around people quite a lot as it's nonoffensive and yet leaves a lovely impression.

I find this far from forgetable. It makes it's own,soft (again),approachable, trustworthy impression. Truly ~not only a blanket of comfort for the one wearing it but also for the one smelling it.

Clean, creamy fragrance that reminds me of baby wipes. Nothing offensive about it, perfect for the office. On the other hand, its nothing spectacular. It doesn't draw me in or compel me to use it again. Still, if clean and fresh is your style give it a try.

When I was a teen and into my early twenties, I wore a perfume called skin musk. It always drew compliments. But skin musk has been cheapened significantly by reformulation and now smells too synthetic. A perfect veil is like a quality version of skin musk. PV is a clean, baby powerish, musk scent. Its vanilla and sandalwood notes are evident, but the ultimate result is that of a powdery musk. Its pretty powerful as well. I think one spray would do me as it has wonderful projection for such a simple scent. Overdo this perfume and you run the risk of smelling like you have just spent the day changing babies diapers.

Sometimes you need simplicity in your wardrobe and this fits the bill. Plus I love musk so much. And I love that clean smell that wafts around your presence, and have people guessing....is it your hair? your lotion? Because it cant be a perfume! PV is not perfumey, yet it has amazing sillage and lasting power. Sort of an oxymoron.

It is recommended that this perfume can be layered. I personally wouldnt do that. Even though PV is simple, it still is potent and has character all on its own.
Some people find it smells like babys diapers, and yeah I get that... but I think its just that baby powdery, clean aura it has that gives this impression.

Overall, if you love musk. And dont mind powdery fumes, this is a must try.

Need a scent that can fly under the radar when your workplace bans fragrances? Want to smell good but not attract attention by smelling too perfume-y? Didn't have time for a shower before work today but don't want anyone to know? Perfect Veil is the perfect scent for all three of these occasions!

Definitely a "your skin, but better" scent. I had no idea this was released in 1999. These types of scents are more common now but I bet this was downright revolutionary at the time it was released. It is pleasant, clean but not soapy, fresh but not aquatic, sweet but not fruity. The company's website suggests it as a layering "base" for other fragrances, and I can see how it would enhance just about any other scent you might apply. It can also stand on its own as a light perfume for daytime. Decent longevity, acceptable sillage for a scent in this category, and just plain nice!

It opens with an oily burst of lemon and vanilla. Quickly the musk shows up. The lemon fades and the vanilla extends the light musk scent. I received a sample today. I'm more of a spicy girl, but I can appreciate that this scent would be great for those who like a clean, light musk, but a bit different. A man who likes a light musk, should try this as well.

On me, Perfect Veil smells like custard, but it's not a cloying smell. It's soft and cozy. It's a comfort scent with good sillage and staying power.
I can't smell the citruses at all.

My first impression of this fragrance was lemon-scented baby wipes. Not a true lemon, but muted and soft. The scent then went powdery very quickly, reminding me a lot of powder-scented anti-perspirant.

Pretty inoffensive and generally pleasant I suppose, but not something I'm drawn to.

Perfect Veil is something comfy and slightly generic(still in a good way).

It starts with something tingling and refreshing. I guess it is due to the lemon and bergamont, but actually I cannot smell anything significantly citrus.

Soon it turns into something softer, sweeter,powdery and soapy. I can smell something vanilla and the musk is nice here. It reminds of Baby by Harajuku Lovers(for the clean baby powder smell) plus Sharlima (for the oriental bit, sensual and warm).

The dryout is sweeter and more powdery. Like a comfy blanket. However, personally I find this a little bit overwhelming due to the powderness, and it is hot summer now. So I guess it would be really nice to wear in a cooler weather.

I tried a sample of the oil, not the fragrance so my experience is a bit different but want to give my impression. At first application, sweet and comforting. As it dried down, less sweet, I could smell the sandal and bergamot notes coming out. Slightly soapy smelling. I can't say I smell any lemon. I can see it being a great fragrance for someone wanting something light and non-offensive. Not unique enough nor does it remind me clean naked skin. I think if it had less bergamot and more musk, then it'd be fantastic and purchase worthy.

This one was my go-to purse fragrance for days when I could not start out with perfume due to meetings or doctor's appointments. I tried it in the spray but bought it in roll-on oil. It is pleasant, sweet and musky, with a floral note that separates it from a similar fragrance from Les Marais du Bain. I finally got to the point that it was just too simple a fragrance. This would have been great as a body lotion, but I want more complexity from my perfume.