Citrusy, sweet, and light

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Okay. I don’t usually write reviews, but I’m irked by all the bad reviews, not just bad, but kind of mean. As they say, fragrance is personal, so I guess that explains it. But: (1) This is a hair and body “mist,” not a perfume. It’s infused with biotin, which may or may not help your hair. As a body mist, it’s not meant to be long-wearing, but probably depends on the person. (2) I interpret this as fresh and sweet—it’s citrusy, which balances out the sweetness. I like these kinds of scents, so this is a good match for me. You could surmise it may smell that way from looking at the scent notes. If you prefer gourmand or more musky scents, this is probably not for you. (3) I don’t get all the “bug spray” comments. If I used bug spray that smelled this sweet, it would probably draw more bugs to me than away. But if you’re concerned, smell it in-store first if possible! (4) It’s not meant for your face, so yes, if you sprayed it on your face, that might irritate your skin. If you have sensitive skin or rosacea, then in general, a body spray or perfume, or any fragranced product for that matter could be a risk. No need to be so mean with the reviews, sheesh.There are plenty of scents/perfumes I smell that are very polarizing, but I don’t feel the need to say it smells like “trash,” etc.

Originally posted on sephora.com

It's ok

Leaves your hair a little greasy, not a strong scent as other hair perfume. The application is easy.

Originally posted on sephora.com