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|  It's a winner with me because I can't detect any chemical or preservative smells like I can in so many other fragrances. Yes, it's true it is a little sweet yet like other reviews have stated the sweetness is sufficiently upstaged by the musk, sandalwood and amber notes. It also makes a great layering fragrance because it is willing to lend a supporting role to crisper and bolder scents that can use a backseat driver to subdue them a bit. 14 May 2008 |
 21 reviews
|  Although I really don't like fruity fragrances that much I do adore this one. I do get a little bit of pineapple in the opening, but mostly peach. And yes it is sweet, but not cloyingly so. Then the soft and utterly lovely floral kicks in. On me there is not much vanilla, instead the musk is most dominate. This is my fallback for those days I cannot make up my mind what to wear and my comfort scent. It has been hard to miss the downward price,"class" spiral of this fragrance as well as Chloe and Chloe Narcisse. Oh yeah and the truly lovely spicy KL. I do so hope they aren't discontinued. While I don't wear the Chloe's or the KL that often, I do like them and I would miss having them but I would be bereft without my SMS. 18 April 2008 |
 33 reviews
|  What a nice peachy scent--so clean, and yet powdery in a good way. very romantic scent , rose and peach and heliotrope blended so well... just delicious. I don't get any citrus or pineapple at all from this. 10 January 2008 |
 161 reviews
|  Its ok. I happen to get a both Peach and Pineapple at the openning, sweet, syrupy and synthetic. Freesia and other soft white flowers begin to take the reigns; the sweetness is still undoubtably there, but the blow is softened by the progress of white flowers. Indeed, this is a sweet perfume, incase u haven't already guessed, but this is one sweet perfume, perhaps one of only a handful, that I can truly stand to bear... Still sweet, but yet again, slightly less so, the must begins to sink in, but the last of the Heliotrope, Orange Blossom, Narcissus, not ulike the sweet narcissus in Yardley's Narcissus and sweet-ish chinese-smelling Jasmine kick of their heavy veil of sweetness, and blend into the soft must - sweet, still, at this stage, as in every stage of the perfume, but subdued, soft and comforting. 05 December 2007 |
 6 reviews
|  When I read pineapple, it almost put me off buying it, bec that's a smell that puts my teeth on edge :o) and neither am am I a big fan of fruity fragrances. I ordered a sample bottle anyway and have been very pleasantly surprised. It has all the attributes described by the other reviewers, blended to perfection and it's already on my favourites list. It reminds me somewhat of Lolita Lempicka. 12 May 2007 |
 16 reviews
|  this one seemed soft sweet and feminine, almost powdery. beautiful night sky bottle! 23 March 2006 |
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