Review (4/5): Milk Perfume
Just received Milk perfume by K.Hall Designs and I love it! I ordered the candle from this line earlier so that I could have an idea what the perfume smells like and I have to say that the two is very close in scent, except in the perfume I can detect a hint of coconut that I wasn't able to in the candle (even though it's suppose to be there, but maybe that's just me). Milk is not overly sweet at all, it is a perfect balance between creaminess and sweetness, a mellow concoction that is very comforting, a darling little scent that delivers creaminess with a hint of vanilla and coconut. Because it is not a serious scent, it might appeal to a younger audience or to those that normally don't wear perfume. I think it is excellent in the winter time when one uses moisturizers such as almond, honey, vanilla, cocoa etc. as it does combine really well with these scents. In fact, I bought Milk to go with L'Occitane's Almond line and I must say it layers very nicely with it. Like I said, this is such a simple scent, but by no means it is cheap, gaudy or car-freshener like, it reminds me a little of those baby-colognes that you can buy..but a little more grown up.
Update 1/30/2012:
..so, I've been using this perfume for a few weeks now and I noticed that it turns a little too coconutty. When I compare the scent of the candle and the perfume, I can definitively detect more coconut in the perfume, like I said before, and it just has a toasted coconut with a hint of vanilla scent. I much prefer the milky-vanilla scent of the candle, without the overload of the coconut. I think a more appropriate name for this perfume would be "Coconut".
As far as lasting power goes..it's not bad for a perfume.