Moschino Fresh Couture 100ml For Women Eau De Toilette

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I really loved the bottle - it's funny to me and quite cute in a weird way, but unfortunately the smell is acrid to me. Don't get me wrong, it's nice and wearable, great for day wear for sure, love the bitterness of the lemon (more like lime), love the bergamot and the woodsy notes but I don't smell anything else, it doesn't evolve much from there. It's an everyday daytime perfume, a nice fresh soft scent that doesn't disturb anyone, not a wow perfume to me, but I don't regret it.

I'm still unsure about longevity and sillage, but most moschino perfumes are not very long-lasting with monster sillage, so I guess this one is no exception too. When I thought about what I was expecting before I first sprayed this, what came out was pretty much exactly what I was imagining. When this came out I was immediately drawn to the funky bottle and I needed to have it, I didn’t care If it was a fragrance flop. This has a Lysol type of citrus based scent that smells like an ingredient in my boyfriend's cologne Dior Sauvage: ambroxan.

An attractive scent also focuses on the notes of the fruity and Ylang Ylang and poeny notes, it has a moderate sillage and longevity.

Sparkling and compelling top notes, made of a bright accord of mandarin, bergamot and the intense, exotic ylang ylang, give way to the floral heart of white peony, osmanthus and an inviting touch of raspberry to add a colourful, fruity contrast.I love the Windex design, it's gimmicky, but it works, I solely blind bought this perfume for the bottle look. I have to admit I thought this was more gender-neutral from the bottle, but it's much more femme than anything I normally wear. I bought it for the bottle I thought it was really interesting but ended up pleasantly surprised by how much I like it. Taking the iconography of a bottle that has no aspirational value and using it as the inspiration for a vessel to contain something so luxurious and haute couture.

A bit citrusy in the opening but I can really get the peony in the dry down and the ambroxan definitely does its job bringing all the notes together and giving it a very unique, almost sweet profile for me.

The bergamot, and what seems to be gardinia are the strongest florals on me at first, both of which are tart on my skin.