What Comes From Within: Love Sarah Horowitz Parfums for women

This was really terrible on me, I am almost wondering of I was sent the wrong sample, because I don't recognize any of the notes, it just smells strongly of resin.

I'm a little disappointed that this didn't work for me. For every note that is listed I can only say 'yes please', but this is not wearing as advertised.

I agree with posters below who call this out as a gourmand. And there is certainly a hard edged spice here that can't be clove, as clove tends to tap across my skin. This just sinks. The vanilla is spice drawer, not my preferred Bourbon or Tahitian.

I wish this had a stronger woody presence. Musc, when done well, soars on my chemistry. Yet here it gets caught up in a tar pit and fades into eternity as a gooey mess. At the 3 hour mark and I'm ready to call it a day and move on.

Something just didn't go right here, and what a shame.

The clove and carnation in combination create a very abrasive top note on my skin. After about 30 minutes, those notes disappear and the fragrance softens into a warm, sweet, ambery embrace. Only then do I begin to feel the "love".

The top notes of this really turned me off (too powdery). But after a few minutes the warm spicy notes took over and are just wonderful--esp the nutmeg (not listed here but in the manufacturers' notes). It seems to have nice staying power too.

Apparently, love is delicious. This is very much a gourmand scent on my skin. I can't help but think of spice cupcakes. It has a heaping note of clove, but the vanilla and overall sweetness read cake to me. This has good lasting power, but lacks the complexity of a true perfume. It would be great as a body lotion.