This remains the most unique scent in my collection - I’ve been wearing it for 15 years and I never get tired of it.

He then went to the window to see if the neighbors were smoking pot outside, but the windows were closed. At first when I tried it on, I thought it was a little childishly sweet for me, with all the berries being very prominent.I would definitely categorise this as a clean carefree perfume (with neither green nor citrus nor aquatic notes -thank God-) and for that alone it is a big like from me so far. It was my night out scent back then and I thought it was pretty strong, but now I think it's a year round fragrance that can be worn on summer nights as well as all day in any other season. Sometimes it smells like [praline + red berries + pineapple + black currant + vanilla] and works fine, too.

At first spray it was a stinging bug spray/vinyl sort of smell and now it's a sugary sweet patchouli scent (about 2 hours later). Perhaps I am biased because I love gourmands and thick, heavy syrupy notes, so I'm predisposed to enjoy the caramel.In the Base notes, the creaminess of caramel adds sweetness to the fragrance, and exotic coconut adds fruitiness and luxury. I must confess: as much as I enjoy caramel as a confectionary treat I do not care for it in perfumes.