Juicy Couture (2006)
by Juicy Couture

This is a lovely fragrance. I bought a bottle for my mother and love smelling it once in a while out of the nice-looking bottle. I even ended up spraying it on myself before and let's just say there's no confusing this one for a unisex fragrance. I'm not sure how strong it is compared to other female fragrances but its strength seems just right to me. This is a solid choice for women of all ages.

I love the Juicy fragrance line (can't say the same for their clothes). Juicy is completly different from Viva La Juicy (I like them both). I love the etched glass bottle with the beauitful crystal stopper, and the charms/ neclace that decorate it. Juicy is primarly a floral fragrance with powdery undertones. There is also a presence of turbose, rose, watermelon, and citrus. The citrus and rose keep it very light and springy while the watermelon gives it a sweet kick. Juicy is a floral fragrance on me with a little hint of sweetness. This is a great perfume for summer or warm weather (In Florida where I live, it's almost summer year round). It is a stronger scent that last a good part of the day on me (About 4-5 hours) but it is not overpowering at all.

I would definitely agree that Juicy has a very light sugary edge to it. The tuberose is light and pleasant. I've only worn mine a few times but have had lots of compliments on it already. It is a very youthful feminine scent that somehow manages to miss being "too girly". I would recommend it, it does seem to be one of those scents that would smell good on anyone.

This drys down to a very sexy warmth of florals and powders on my skin. I love it. It stays close to my skin and makes me feel good, like waking up in expensive sheets warm sheets with the French doors opened to my gardens. It's a feel good fragrance I think.

I bought this in a sweet fragrance frenzy (usually a chypre and classics person, but I find now I can appreciate and love a good fun foody or pink fruity scent. Oddly, this is not the Pink Sugar-esque tooth-decaying mess I thought, and that's not a bad thing at all. It's a lightweight sweet tuberose (none of the hefty overwhelming butteriness/rubberiness you usually encounter) perked up with watermelon (but not watery or ozonic) and what smells to me like buttercream icing (this actually is not heavy and just gives the tuberose and fruit a soft sugary edge). Soft sillage on one spritz with surprising lasting power but does not take over the room - although if you went at it with a heavy spritzing finger that would be another story. All in all a nice surprise - a sweet fruity floral that is actually wearable and very enjoyable.

Silly trashy marketing... I expected a lot WORSE from this. It's a gentle sweet tuberose with a bit of citrus that even the most reserved of individuals would find it pleasing. Instead of a boisterous, loud, cheap perfume, you get something for everyone. One of the first perfumes I purchased for my girlfriend. I found it the most youthful and not-over-the-top perfumes in the store.