Body Fantasies body spray

Earlier this year there was a real blogger buzz surrounding Body Fantasies Perfume Sprays, which were launching here for the first time ever! There were four different scents launching, Pink Grapefruit Fantasy, Pink Vanilla Kiss Fantasy, Japanese Cherry Blossom and Twilight Mist, all in pretty pink and purple packaging, which is very reminscent of the Victoria's Secret scents.

I wasn't able to get my hands on them before the official release date and I still wasn't able to even after the release date because we are so behind the times in this town. I recently popped to Bristol for a spot of shopping and luckily they are a bit more up-to-date and the Superdrug store there had these pretties in stock! As soon as I saw them I thought they looked very bright and cheerful sat on the shelf but with a slight pre-teen/teenager feel to them thanks to some of the imagery.

I felt like I was perhaps too old to be buying a 'body spray'. Just the words take me right back to being a teenager and dousing myself in Impulse on an hourly basis, but I didn't let it put me off and I bought two of the scents at £3.99 each. I went for Japanese Cherry Blossom because it was probably the most appealing sounding scent containing rose and amber notes, which are really feminine and light. I also picked up Pink Vanilla Kiss Fantasy as it had a super sweet scent of florals mixed with a hint of fruit.

At £3.99 each I wasn't expecting these to impress me hugely but I'm pleasantly surprised. They're a perfect handbag size so you can pop them in your bag and give yourself a little spritz when you're out and about. The scents are actually really nice and definitely my preferred fragrance to wear. The scent doesn't last all day but I wasn't expecting it to. At most it lasts for a couple of hours but the convenient size means you can take it with you and keep reapplying. It's ideal if you don't have any miniature perfumes and can't carry round a full size perfume bottle, as much as you would like to!

As I mentioned I feel like these are aimed at a much younger market than me but I found them perfect when I fancied a light spritz and a bit of an uplift during the day.

Would you give these a go or have you tried them already? Let me know in the comments.

Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb Eau De Parfum

I'm a sucker for a floral perfume. Seriously, you should see my 'perfume' shelf in my bathroom. I'm a little ashamed actually but when the offer of adding another perfume to the collection arises, I can't turn it down, especially when it's a perfume I've wanted to try for absolutely ages!

The lovely folks at House of Fraser sent me a bottle of the popular Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb Eau De Parfum, which I have been picking up pretty much every day since receiving it.

This is a perfume that's been around for years so I'm surprised I didn't already have it. Upon first spritz I was expecting it to be pretty girly and sweet but its top notes of tea and bergamot, middle notes of sambac jasmine, orchid, freesia and rose and base note of patchouli give it a richer, more opulent floral feel, with a hint of fizziness. It's a nice change to the rest of my collection.

The diamond-esque bottle means it makes a pretty display piece on your shelf or dressing table and with Christmas coming up this would make the ideal present for a friend or family member...or even yourself!

Have you tried the Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb Eau De Parfum? Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

Ted Baker Body Spray

Ted Baker Body Sprays in Pink and Mint - £2.50 each

So recently I came across the Ted Baker beauty range in Boots. I previously featured the body soufflé and was impressed with not only the pretty geometric packaging but also the scent and the fact it leaves my skin feeling super soft after application!

Along with the body soufflé I also picked up two of the body sprays in pink and mint, which for £2.50 each, are huge bargains! Coming complete in gorgeous geometric bottles, these sprays smell amazing. The mint spray contains notes of powdery violet with peach and cherry accords entwined with a soft sweet base of vanilla, patchouli and amber, while the pink spray includes neroli and jasmine, with a base of patchouli, sandalwood and musk.

Both sprays smell really fresh and sweet and last a good couple of hours. They're also super cute and perfect handbag sizes, so easy for carrying around in place of a full size perfume bottle, which I've done in the past.

Have you tried the Ted Baker Body Sprays? Let me know what you thought in the comments.

Soap & Glory Sugar Crush Sweet Lime & Vanilla Musk Fragrance Mist

Soap & Glory Sugar Crush Sweet Lime & Vanilla Musk Fragrance Mist - £10

If you remember when the Soap & Glory Sugar Crush Body Wash came out or if you use it regularly you'll know how absolutely amazing it smells. It reminds me of sweets I used to eat as a kid so I was super excited to try the new Sweet Lime & Vanilla Musk Fragrance Mist, which has been released alongside Fruitigo, Mist You Madly and Orangeasm versions.

I spent a good 10 minutes in Boots trying to decide which scent to go with. Anyone walking down the aisle probably couldn't breath as I'd sprayed them all in order to see what they smelt like. Finally I decided on the Sweet Lime & Vanilla Musk mainly because it was so similar to the body wash and because it was the most powerful smell and therefore I think one of the longer lasting ones.

While this is branded as a fragrance mist it still instructs you to spray on your wrists and use as a normal perfume so I guess you can say you're getting a very decent sized perfume for just £10. I apply this in the morning and spritz it all over myself. After a few hours you can still smell it faintly on your clothes and skin so this is a definite winner for me. That sweet lime, vanilla and ginger scent is just absolutely delicious and uplifting. Not for everyone but if you love fruity, fizzy scents then you'll love this.

Have you tried the new Soap & Glory Fragrance Mists? Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

Mother's Day treat: Thierry Mugler Angel Eau de Parfum

When these two products dropped through my letter box (ok they didn't really as they're too big but I like the saying!) I instantly knew that one person in particular would be very jealous…my mum! Angel by Thierry Mugler* is one of her favourite scents to wear. It's one that she re-purchases every time and while I would like to keep it for myself, I can't help feeling that I smell like her everytime I spray it on myself. Not that that's a bad thing!

I have actually decided to give this to my mum instead of keeping it myself due to it being one of her faves and it being Mother's Day soon. I do think perfumes make such a lovely present for mum's as they're usually someone you know extremely well so know what sort of scents she likes if she hasn't already told you.

The Angel scent is a lovely blend of bergamot, sweet red fruits, vanilla, caramel and patchouli. It's got base notes of vanilla, chocolate and caramel so there's a very sweet/chocolatey twist and is great when you get a bit of a whiff of it on yourself a little later in the day after spritzing.

Usually when you get a fragrance set it comes with some kind of body lotion, that I never usually bother using but the Angel body lotion is an absolutely huge size and although it's a lotion, it still holds the trademark Angel scent really well, leaving you smelling great for absolutely hours.

I'd definitely recommend treating mum to the new Angel scent, you can't really go wrong with perfume. I expect my mum will be very happy to receive this one!

*This post contains PR samples.

Versace Eros Pour Femme Eau de Parfum Giveaway

When it comes to fragrances I think the new Versace Eros Pour Femme Eau de Parfum has got to be one of the most luxurious I've ever seen. Not only does it come packaged in a bolshy, gold bottle, but it evokes feelings of power as well as femininity. The scent itself has hints of spice blended with notes of jasmine, lemon and woods.

It's not my usual scent but this is going to take pride of place in my fragrance collection and is one of those fragrances I will turn to when I'm a bit bored of my usual floral/fruity perfumes and want something a bit stronger to make me feel ready for the day.

The wonderful people at House of Fraser have not only very kindly given me one of the fab new perfumes, but they've also given me one to giveaway as well! UK only. The competition will close on Monday, March 16.

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*This post contains a PR sample 

Yves Rocher Quelques Notes d'Amour Eau de Parfum

Yves Rocher Quelques Notes d'Amour Eau de Parfum - £18*
It was only last week that I posted about my fragrance collection and already I have a new fragrance to add to it.

I was very kindly sent the new Yves Rocher Quelques Notes d'Amour Eau de Parfum to try out in the run up to Valentine's Day. The fragrance itself has been created to represent the emotions and desires that come along with being in love…I'm not entirely sure if scents of Rose Damascena absolute and Guaiac Wood essence combined with the sensuality of Benzoin really equal the feeling of being in love for everybody as fragrances often mean lots of different things to different people and evoke certain memories, but for some, the scents combined might just culminate in that feeling of being in love.

For me its a nice mix of spice/wood and floral scents that are pretty strong and bold and linger for a good couple of hours. I'm not usually keen on very strong scents but I think the floral hints make it much more wearable and less over powering. I was pretty impressed with the fragrance's staying power and the bottle itself is super cute and girly and you know I'm a sucker for a perfume bottle!

The fragrance is the perfect Valentine's Day gift so you can either leave this blog post laying around for your other half to see or you could treat yourself to it!

Have you tried any perfumes for Yves Rocher. What is going to be your go to perfume for Valentine's Day this year?

*This post contains PR samples.

My Fragrance Collection

Since photographing these pictures I've actually bought a new perfume but I was too lazy to re-take thev pics. Anyway, today I thought I'd talk about my fragrance collection as it is getting rather big. I'm clearly not one of those people who stick with one fragrance every day and wait until it's run out until I buy a new one. Oh no.

I like to use a different fragrance every day otherwise I find that I get too used to it and can't really smell it anymore. I know fragrance is really meant for other people to smell on you but it's always nice to get a whiff every now and then!

My current favourite, and one that isn't pictured as it's new is the new DKNY MY NY fragrance, which I picked up in the January sales. It came in a box set with a body moisturiser and little purse for £25, a bit of a bargain I say!

Marc Jacobs is a brand of fragrance that I absolutely love, as you can probably tell. I recently got the Pink Honey edition for my birthday back in October and I absolutely love it, the bottle especially. I'm a sucker for a perfume bottle, which is why I really want the Daisy Dream one!

Most of these perfumes have been given to me for birthdays, Christmas' or from brands for consideration for the blog. One brand of perfume I really enjoy is the French brand, Yves Rocher. I was sent its Flowerparty By Night fragrance, which I featured here. The L'Eau Moment de Bonheur and the So Elixir Purple are two more favourites of mine from the brand too.

Sometimes fragrances really surprise me and brands I thought I probably wouldn't like or scents that I'm not keen on at first, really start to grow on me and they become firm favourites, such as the Estee Lauder Sensuous Nude, which contains a lot of notes of wood and musk, when I'm usually a more fruity or floral scent wearer.

When it comes to fragrances I think you need to really give them a chance. It's always a good idea to spray it on yourself in the shop or wherever you are and then carry on with your shopping. You can then let the fragrance sink in and really let yourself get used to it, if it still smells great after an hour or so then you've got a winner! As much as I do it, you shouldn't judge a perfume on its bottle, sometimes the best looking bottles don't smell too good!

I couldn't tell you what my favourite perfume is, it changes pretty much every day! The Marc Jacobs Daisy is a really special one though as it's one of the first really nice, expensive perfumes I got and this is pretty much where my love of perfume started.

What's your favourite perfume? Are there any you'd recommend I try? Let me know in the comments.

*This post contains some PR samples.

Yves Rocher Flowerparty By Night Eau de parfum

Yves Rocher Flowerparty By Night Eau de parfum 50ml - £19*






I think my new motto in life is that you can never have too many perfumes. I was recently sent the Yves Rocher Flowerparty By Night Eau de parfum and I'm so in love with it!

The bottle does remind me slightly of the Marc Jacob's Daisy perfumes just because of the flower lid but this is definitely where the similarities end. Flowerparty By Night is the 'spicy' nighttime version of Yves Rocher's original, with accents of licorice.

It's a relatively fruity scent with sweet top notes. Its base ingedients include bitter almond essential oil, star anise and bourbon vanilla absolute extracts as well as the hint of licorice. All these combined make for a really gorgeous scent that lingers for hours and hours.

I usually spritz my perfumes all over in the morning but I popped this one on my wrists as well. I could smell it all day long while I was at work and would get constant whiffs of it every time I propped my head up with my hand. It just lasts forever. I love the bitter and floral mix, which I'm quite surprised at as I wouldn't think this would be for me.

This is currently 50% off at £19, which is a HUGE bargain. This is the second Yves Rocher fragrance I've been sent and the second one I have absolutely loved. It's going to become a staple of my collection and I'll definitely be usuing it on a regular basis.

Have you tried Yves Rocher's perfumes before? Let me know your thoughts in the comments.


*This was a PR sample, sent to me free of charge. I have given my honest opinions on it.

Marc Jacobs Limited Edition Pink Honey

Marc Jacobs Limited Edition Pink Honey - £49.50

So, on Monday it was my birthday and after dropping lots and lots of hints and also telling him exactly which one I wanted, Vince presented me with the Marc Jacobs Limited Edition Pink Honey perfume. Hooray!

I have wanted this for absolutely ages. I know it's Limited Edition but it's been out for quite a while. I've wanted all of the MJ perfumes to be honest and I have the original Daisy but when I gave this one a sniff, I knew it had to be mine. I've been pining over it every time I go into Boots as I think it smells amazing.

The scent is very similar to the original, yellow Honey and what makes it Limited Edition is the pink bottle but while both perfumes have top notes of Pear and Mandarin, the pink edition also has a top note of fruity punch, which gives it a bit of a kick. The scent also contains orange blossom, peach nectar and honeysuckle as well as base notes of honey, golden vanilla and smooth woods. All of the different scents combined give it a sweet yet almost sour fragrance. It's almost fizzy if that's possible and once it's sunk into the skin it smells so good and lingers for hours.

I am an absolute sucker for perfume bottles too. I will love a perfume before I've even smelt it, take the new Daisy Dream for example. The bottle is so cute but the fragrance itself isn't that impressive. I still kind of want it though.

The bottle is just cute and girly, everything you could want in a perfume. It's a very fruity/summery scent but I don't even care that it's autumn now. For £49.50 for 50ml, this is rather expensive so it's a lovely gift to receive. I just need to try and make it last so I have to stop myself from using it every day!

Have you tried the Marc Jacobs Limited Edition Pink Honey perfume yet, what did you think?

A scent for summer: Clarins Eau des Jardins Natural Spray

Summer is the perfect season to take some time out and relax in the warm evening air or head to the beach or pool.

If only. If, like me, you'll be spending the majority of the summer dreaming about being on a beach or by the pool and are, in reality, spending your summer behind a computer in the office then the new Clarins range of natural sprays are for you.

If a long day in a hot, sticky office is what lies ahead then just give a few spritzes of the new Clarins Eaus des Jardins Natural Spray - £32* and you'll be transported straight to your happy place.

This isn't you're typical fragrance/perfume - it contains an assortment of natural essential oils and plant extracts to create the perfect essence of summer. This in particular contains mood enhancing ingredients including wild rose, blackcurrant and mint, which help uplift and refresh the senses - perfect as a morning or afterwork pick-me-up.

£32 gets you a hell of a lot of fragrance for your money, 100ml to be exact. Compared to other fragrances on the market this is extremely reasonable. Have you give this natural spray a go? Let me know your thoughts.

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Yves Rocher L'Eau Moment de Bonheur perfume

Yves Rocher L'Eau Moment de Bonheur perfume - £38*


I was recently contacted and asked if I'd like to try out the Yves Rocher L'Eau Moment de Bonheur perfume and being the perfume lover I am, I quite obviously couldn't turn it down.

I went for this particular perfume because the green colour scheme really interested me. I know you shouldn't judge a book, or in this case a bottle, by its cover but when it comes to perfumes I definitely do. I loved the sleek look of the bottle and it just looked like it was going to be refreshing and perfect for summer and that it is! When you're buying perfume online you kind of have to judge it on first look and from the description and just pray it turns out ok, thankfully I'm really pleased with what I've chosen.

The perfume itself is really cooling and refreshing. I usually go for much fruitier scents but this has quite a woody base with hints of rose and grass. There is a hint of sweet apple but it's really not too strong. Overall I really like it and I've found it really nice to wear during the warmer weather. It's not too heavy or musky and it's made a nice change from my usual scents.

Have you tried this? What are your favourite scents for summer?

This post contains PR samples

Yves Rocher So Elixir Purple

Yves Rocher So Elixir Purple - £34.30*
My perfume collection is getting a little on the large side but I couldn't turn down the offer of receiving yet another one! One thing my perfume collection lacks is a bit of colour. All of the bottles I have are quite plain so I went for this one on the purple colour and the name alone.

I've never heard of Yves Rocher before but I'm so, so glad I went for this fragrance as it's absolutely delicious. It's quite a strong smell at first but once it settles down you get wafts of essential oils, tuberose and patchouli, which actually remind me of a more expensive perfume I've worn in the past but I can't for the life of me remember which one it is.

I'm quite a floral/fruity perfume kind of person but this one is a lot richer than what I'm used to. As I said, it's quite strong when you first spray it but once it calms down I really love the richness of the floral/woody elixir scent coming through.

You shouldn't judge a book by its cover so you probably shouldn't judge a perfume by its bottle either but when you're choosing from a website it's pretty hard not to. The stumpy purple curved bottle completely won me over, it's pretty simple and elegant looking but the colours just give it a bit of a wow-factor. I wouldn't even mind if I didn't like the perfume inside because the bottle is just so pretty anyway, luckily I love the perfume inside and I think for £34.30 it's really reasonable. I would definitely recommend checking out the website and having a browse of the fragrances, I never thought of picking up perfume from anywhere other than Boots/The Perfume Shop but this was absolutely no hassle and it came perfectly packaged and all still in tact. Great!

What's your favourite perfume?

This post contains a PR sample

Estée Lauder Sensuous Nude

Estée Lauder Sensuous Nude Gift Set - £38*

I was recently sent this very gorgeous Estée Lauder Sensuous Nude giftset. I've tried Estée Lauder fragrances before and one of my absolute faves is the 'Estée Lauder Pleasures', which I've not repurchased for quite a while now. I said yes straight away to receiving this one as I had a good feeling about it.

The gift set is really lovely and comes in a really pretty box. As like most fragrance gift sets it comes with a scented 'body veil' or moisturiser/body cream to you and me. The set retails at £38, which is a real bargain, as the fragrance on it's own comes in at £36. I would certainly pay for this set as a really lovely Christmas or birthday present to someone, or even to myself!

The scent itself is slightly musky and woody but it's got a really nice feminine twist to it. It's key notes are wood, musk, muguet, bergamot and rose, which is a good mix and I personally love it. I'm usually quite a lover of floral/fruity scents but I quite like the muskiness of the Sensuous Nude as it's not too overpowering. The scent lingers for hours and hours and the bottle is extremely cute. I love the round shape and the ridges on the back, but most of all I love the delicate golden lid with the EL print. I'm mad for pretty fragrance bottles so this one will make a nice addition to my collection.

As you can guess I would certainly recommend it. I think it's a scent that a lot of people would love, including my mum who kindly pointed out it is one of her favourite fragrances, what a shame it's MINE. Haha!

This post contains PR samples

Prada Candy

Prada Candy 30ml - £40

My mum and dad went on holiday recently and brought me this back. They did try and find the new Marc Jacobs 'Dot' for me but unfortunately it wasn't available, but I'm really glad I was given this because it's really lovely.

This isn't exactly a perfume I would usually even look at or try as Prada comes with quite a price tag, but I love it! When people buy you a present such as perfume it's always a bit risky as it may not be your type of scent. Luckily, this is exactly mine!

I really love the girly, fun packaging and the bottle is very cool. I do have a thing about perfume bottles. I don't like ones that are boring and plain, I always love ones that are a bit interesting like this. I really love the lid and the pink and gold colour theme.

Surprisingly caramel is a key note in this perfume, which is probably why I like it so much. It's a lot stronger than most perfumes I like and it has a hint of muskiness about it as well as being sweet and a tad spicy as well.

This is going to take pride of place in my perfume collection and when it's all gone, it's the type of bottle I'd keep and display!

Cher Lloyd fragrance

Cher Lloyd 50ml Fragrance - £20*

If anyone who knows me in real life is reading this blog, they'll be wondering why on earth I'm talking about Cher Lloyd. To say she is not my type of popstar and her songs aren't my type of music is an understatement.

However, I was recently sent her new fragrance through the post, due to not being able to attend the launch, and as I was kindly sent it, I thought I would write an honest review in return.

The packaging and bottle are very girly. Not something I would quite expect from Cher Lloyd, who likes to think she has a certain 'edge' about her.

I do think the diamond shape of the bottle is pretty cool, while still being a tad plasticy and tacky, and I love that the lid is a magnet.

Being diamond shaped means the bottle is pretty chunky and heavy, so it wouldn't be something I'd carry around with me. It's pretty difficult to hold while using as well. The pump is positioned in the middle of the diamond, which makes it tricky to press and a lot of the perfume ends up on the base.

Luckily, the scent is rather nice in my opinion. I like sweet/fruity/floral scents and this combines all sorts of notes, including kiwi, white chocolate, orchid and vanilla. It's pretty sickly sweet, but I think it's one of those fragrances that will linger in my collection for a while.

It's not something I'd wear every day and it's not something I would willingly buy, but it's cute and sweet and it's something I'll pick up and use every now and again.

This post contains PR samples

TOWIE: Love Addict

TOWIE Love Addict Fragrance 100ml - £17.99*

I for one didn't ever imagine I would be featuring a TOWIE product on my blog. I will admit to watching the series, but it's one of those ones that are so cheesy and trashy, yet you can't not watch it. It's a guilty pleasure and I know for a fact that lots of other bloggers watch it too!

I was recently invited to the TOWIE fragrance launch but as usual, because it was in London, I couldn't make it and so politely declined the invitation. To my surprise I was sent the fragrance through the post and found it very nice that even though I declined the invite, I wasn't just forgotten about and cast aside by the PR company.

I think if this fragrance was under a different, popular brand name, then people would be much more willing to accept it. The fact that is says TOWIE in huge capital letters means most people instantly dismiss it but I tried to give it a bit of a chance.






I do like the purple colours and the bottle really isn't too badly designed. I quite like the pretty ribbon and the diamond shaped indents, but the smell isn't completely me.

I thought this sort of fragrance might be a bit sickly sweet and floral, which is what I usually quite like, but I found it a bit too strong for me.

It's quite a woody fragrance but it does have notes of lemon anise and raisin and there is definitely a hint of floral in there, which you can smell after the fragrance settles a little. Although it's quite strong I think I could definitely get used to it.

It's probably going to be one of those fragrances that I would keep and use every now and then when I fancy something a bit different. The TOWIE label doesn't bother me, at the end of the day it's another fragrance to add to my collection and the box will just go in the bin anyway!


This post contains PR samples

Accessorize 'Passion' Eau de Toilette

Another Accessorize product on the blog this week. This was another gifted item from the very generous people at Accessorize.

You may remember a week or so ago I featured the 'Enchanted' fragrance and I really loved it. I've been using it pretty much everyday and I've found that it really sticks around through out the day, so I was excited to also try out 'Passion'.

The scent is rather different. It features exotic fruits and flowers blended with creamy woods and musks and while it is lovely, it's not a patch on the 'Enchanted' fragrance.

I really like the box and the bottle design. The scent is a bit stronger than what I usually wear but I could definitely get used to it. Luckily, it's not too musky or I wouldn't be able to stand it, they seem to have got the balance just right.

It does make a nice change from the usual floral and fruity scents that I usually wear. I will definitely be using it regularly and for £9.99 it's extremely reasonable for a perfume!

This has made a nice addition to my perfume collection which is forever growing! This fragrance definitely sticks around for a good few hours as well and that's what really makes a good perfume. I don't really want something that's going to fade after a while!

This post contains PR samples

Accessorize 'Enchanted' Eau de Toilette

Accessorize 'Enchanted' Eau de Toilette 50ml - £15*

I'm a lucky lucky girl! I recently received this gorgeous perfume from the lovely people at Accessorize and I have to say, I have been extremely spoilt!

Going to Accessorize for a perfume has never crossed my mind before but they've really branched out recently with their make-up, nail polish and now their perfume range too!

I've come to realise that a good perfume doesn't have to cost £40 or more as this one is just gorgeous and only costs £15, which is a real bargain!

This fragrance is right up my street. It's fruity and floral and includes hints of raspberries, candyfloss, soft jasmine, violet and rose with supporting notes of chocolate musk, vanilla and sandalwood.

It does sound a bit sickly when you write it all down like that but I think it smells gorgeous! I also absolutely love the bottle design and the packaging. It's one of those bottles that I keep even when it's empty just because it looks nice!

I'd certainly recommend this as a cheap and cheerful pick me up. It's also make a lovely gift as well, I can't describe how good it smells, you will have to see for yourself!

This post contains PR samples

Favourite Fragrances

Hi! Sorry for not blogging in a few days! I haven't exactly been busy, but there hasn't really been anything to blog about! I thought I'd do this little post because I find it so interesting reading other people's fragrance posts so I thought I'd do my own! Hopefully you'll be a little interested!

When it comes to perfumes, mine aren't exactly fancy. There's no Marc Jacobs Daisy or any Chanel, just some cheap and cheerful scents that I have accumulated through Christmas' and Birthdays! I really love sweet, fruity scents and I think these are all in this particular category!


This Nina Ricci 'Ricci Ricci' perfume is by far one of my favourites! Absolutely LOVE the bottle and the scent. I'm a big fan of the other Nina Ricci perfumes as well but don't often have over £30 to splash out on them! I've managed to get through 2 bottles of this so far and it's definitely on my 'replace' list.

Glamourous and audacious, Ricci Ricci embodies a new urban heroine in the Parisian and sophisticated universe of Nina Ricci. Her power lies in her ribbon she plays with to colour and beautify the world with fantasy and poetry.



This full size Harajuku Lovers perfume was a Christmas present last year. I've seen these in store and thought they looked a bit tacky to be perfectly honest and I wouldn't have purchased it myself but when I received it from my Mum and Dad as a present, I realised it smells really great! This particular one is the 'Music' style which is very me.

A floral woody fragrance with apple notes, juicy fruit, bergamot, jasmine, gardenia, fuchsia, peony, cedar, musk and amber. Music is inspired by Japanese rock musicians and their eccentric style with bright makeup and colorful clothes.



This is another Harajuku Lovers 'Sunshine Cuties' perfume that I actually picked up for only £7.99 in Boots recently! I was originally after the Marc Jacobs Daisy but it was just TOO expensive so when I saw this on the clearance shelf, I snapped it up. :)

A fruity floral Top: Nectarine, Passion Fruit, Lemon Blossom Mid: Plumeria, Osmanthus, Rose Petals Base: Vanilla Orchid, Coconut Water, Sensual Musk, Sandalwood



Normally I hate perfumes from Next. They're always so sickening and 'old granny' smelling, but the 'Charmed' perfume I received at Christmas really changed my mind! It's not actually in stock on the website so I'm guessing it's an old one therefore I can't find any descriptions for it. It's probably the least fruity and sweet of the lot, I'd say it's a little musky and strong but once on the skin it's quite nice!



'Covet' by Sarah Jessica Parker isn't usually one I would pick up either but again, it was a Christmas present from a couple of years ago. It stayed in the box for about two years because I wasn't keen on it but when I tried it again I actually quite liked it. The bottle isn't as pretty as others but I do like the lid.

I've seen online that it took other people a while to get used to this scent, as did I, but I'm glad I finally released it from it's box!

Geranium leaves, Lemon, Honeysuckle, Lavender, Lemon, Amber


There's a few scents that are on my wishlist! The first of course is the Marc Jacobs Daisy, which I have in solid form, but really want in a proper perfume! I also really love Vera Wang's fragrances Preppy Princess and the new Lovestruck! I guess with my birthday in October, I could ask for a few new perfumes!