Covet (for women)
Designer: Sarah Jessica Parker Olfactive Group: Floral GreenThe SJP's new fragrance was promoted on August 7, 2007 in NYC, Herald Square Macey's, under slogan 'I had to have it!'. The perfume was created by Frank Völkl of Firmenich in collaboration with fragrance designer and consultant Ann Gottlieb, Frank Voelkl. The bottle was designed by Chad Levigne.
Covet opens with intensive spicy-green-mint note of geranium leaves, bright and luminous Sicilian lemon, lavender, and warm and slightly spicy chocolate notes. The heart notes are honeysuckle, magnolia, and lily of the valley. The base is darker, composed of cashmere wood, musk, vetiver, teak wood and amber. It comes in 50ml and 100ml bottles, and with matching body products.
Covet Fragrance Reviews:
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Because of the slightly overpowering, cloying side to this perfume I don't think it's suitable for very warm weather as it's too overpowering and slightly oppressive smelling.
I disagree with Bronx Beauty who says that Covet is a better perfume for the office than Elizabeth Arden Beauty. I have both perfumes and in my opinion Elizabeth Arden Beauty is much softer, more refined and not sickly like Covet so I find it much better for office wear, and anytime wear, than Covet.
I think that Covet is over-rated simply because it's by Sarah Jessica Parker and there are much nicer, more distinctive, perfumes out there. I don't hate it but it's definitely not one of my favorites so far and I don't think it ever will be.




Than turned in a softer green note with sweet flowers, very nice on my skin.
Could smell magnolia, honeysuckle, lily of the valley very well.
Stayed for long time, at least 6 hours.
After 12 hours still could smell the soft musky think vanilla too end.
Sure will buy this one.
I like Covet and my mom- she is on her 55- is in love with it! I think this shows Covet is suitable for a broad age spectrum...
Special and green. It could be the signature of mine.Simple but sexy.
Since so many of you liked it I'll retest & comment again.








On first application there’s a sharp, sour note as the lemon, lavender, lemon & wet leaves mix together. I can’t separate the sweeter florals or the chocolate in Covert’s heart, although the fragrance seems warmed & ‘quieter’. The base is a dark woody blend, with a hint of musk.
The staying power is very good. Also, the price is very reasonable.
But despite COVERT being different & more edgy then a lot of modern fragrances, there is nothing about it that would make me want to re-buy it.
I think a man could also wear this without embarrassment.

It's a soothing green fragrance, very long lasting on my skin. A little powdery some hours after on the skin. Great dry down!

Note wise, it's mostly Lavender and Amber. Very nice scent with good staying power.
(test it before you by one)


First off: I have a near fobia for fragrances that include chocolate as a note. It hardly ever resembles chocolate, and all too often gets nauseating. Now, most days I get no chocolate in this, just the suspicion of a plasticky note running through the scent, which often accompanies chocolate notes - but that I can live with.
It opens fresh and green, and reasonably sweet. I detect some lavender, and I understand the mint reference, although I wouldn't have recognized it as such. I suppose "green" is avant-garde in celebuscents, but overall I don't think it's very groundbreaking. It's a pleasant, sweet inoffensive green floral with a musk base which I can certainly see myself wearing in summer, but which I wouldn't have sought out myself. It may find itself being adopted out, but I want to give it a real chance in summer weather.
Longevity is average.


i must buy this asap! definatly a great fragrance

At the beginning it smelled fresh citrusy, just like cheap citrus fragrance I used to like when I was a kid. Then it started to remind me Green Tea by Elisabeth Arden. Again after hour this composition grew stronger and added the whiff of She Wood By Dsquared. And now I smell directly off my skin Bvlgari Green Jade. It's interesting to me. Really, it's more exciting than Bloom. This one is fun, a game of what do you smell here?








I love this perfume. I´m on my second bottle.


Wow! It's almost like a different fragrance in this form. The scent takes a little while to develop on your skin (I almost thought I'd bought an oldie whose scent had evaporated), but after about 15 minutes, it's a much creamier version of the EDP spray, and much more wearable. Whatever it was that was so sharp and astrigent in the EDP is held down by the solid form. The creamy chocolate, soft honeysuckle and sultry base notes really come through.
(Someone suggests below to try it on the skin. Now that I think about it, I didn't actually spray the Covet EDP on my wrist, just sniffed the bottle. Maybe this is one of those scents that absolutely must be sampled on your skin to realize the full effect, in whatever form.)


Hate.
There was a moment, about 1 hour in, when I thought it was love. But as time went on I found the chocolate note against the lavender more and more nauseating. I have the same reaction to those French lavender candies. I appreciate the originality and daring of this scent, and I love (individually!) every note in Covet, but together they make my stomach ache--and I have a strong stomach for strange scents! There is also a hint of plastic, hardware-store kind of odor in Covet that also bothers me in Lovely. Maybe that's the cleaning spray essija detected.
Maybe it just doesn't work with my chemistry. And I have a feeling I just don't like chocolate notes in fragrances. I wonder if I would like it better if someone else were wearing it?
I'm a big fan of Sarah Jessica Parker as an actress, and I do love the video ad!

Open with floral and chocolate,then floral and green note take the lead which become more powdery in basenote.I also have a mix feeling for this fragrance,it's interesting and unique,which is a good point,but that's also make it's "not easy to wear" as well,some note in it still disturbing me.For me,this one quite powerfull,an appropriate amount could cast the spell,but over apply would be a suicide.Worth a try,but have to use it with caution!

I can say one thing for certain though...it doesn't last long at all on my skin.







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