Not quite for me
Top notes are supposedly pink grapefruit, violet, and plum, with middle notes of jasmine, magnolia, and something I forget, then amber, woods, musk, and peach skin as the base notes.<br /><br />When sprayed, it comes off extremely floral with the barest hint of a slightly citrus fruit and something akin to baby powder.  It's fairly fresh and feminine in the same way as an extremely floral underarm deordant.  I've had the perfume before but don't like it as much now.  As the top notes wear off, I still personally like the remaining skin scent.  The base notes are great and the remaining middle notes give a lovely silky scent of the white floral family.<br /><br />The young men in my life say it smells like something their grandma would love.  They genuinely do think their grandma would love it, but don't like it themselves and certainly don't want their girlfriends and wives to wear it.  I have received compliments from the elderly, but no one else.  It's a great perfume for formal, traditional events like baptisms, funerals, religious weddings... Heck, if you're around religious old people, it's a hit.<br /><br />Obviously this is preference and personal observation, so other people may feel differently, and maybe it smells slightly better on other people.<br /><br />If you're buying this for someone else, they need to have a traditional sense of femininity: very flowery, not into anything sweet, energetic, or fruity, not into fresh/aquatic sort of scents.  Think of a bouquet of white and pink flowers.<br /><br />The packaging and product were intact, clean, and look to be the genuine article.  I would trust this seller.
Rating: 4 stars