Princess (for women)

guest_mizzfeena

does this one long lasting?

indigo.smile

I think i'm gonna try this one.. :D

coco76

hi shopping crazy..have you tried ralph lauren 'ralph'? its a beautiful preppy fruity scent..its the one in the aqua blue bottle..not too pricey either. or, if i may suggest calypso st. barth lily? its my obsession right now and i can't stop raving about it. hope that helps :)

shopping_crazyx3

I'm looking for a really nice fruity floral perfume that's preppy, flirty, fruity, and sweet. I was thinking of this, does anyone know one that might be better?

LoveScent

I own this fragrance, It is truly an oriental floral perfume. It is both clean and floral, it isn't my favorite one but I still like it alot.

A_Ghost_In_Drag

This smells so nice, but the dark chocolate is a bit strong for me.
I still love it though, and it's one of my favorite perfumes.

Aeternitas

I've never had any interest in this perfume and can't understand why it is so popular. I'd smell it over and over again, but I just can't get the hang of Princess. I'd agree it's a tween fragrance. Although I'm 18, I detest it. Too cute for me, way girly, but nothing feminine. I just got the roll on perfume and perfumed lip gloss duo as a Valentine's Day gift. It's like a sweet candy scent clashed with a fruity floral, doesn't mix well. But the vanilla is very prominent on my skin and I just love vanilla. I can at least appreciate this more when I wear it, but it's still not me. I don't think I will find many days when I'll pick this up and wear it.

Chaosnmotion

This is a tween or 20 something fragrance... it isn't something that I would wear to the office as it is rather sweet... maybe vacation or casual weekend outings. My least favorite of all of VW's offerings.

pimpnazt

It's cute. This is one of my more subtle fragrances. In my profession, (I'm an Assistant Director of a preschool), this is generally one of my everyday fragrances, as its message includes: cute and innocent. That's the kind of thing you want in a preschool program, don't you find?