Lasts longer than Lost Cherry (at least on me it does, I get at least 4-5 hours with Lovely Cherie vs the 2 hrs I got with Lost Cherry). OK so I have smelled Lost Cherry and while lovely cherry is in the same arena as lost cherry they are not exactly the same.

Instead of grounding the cherries in earthy realism the citrus is softening the tartness to the point the cherry note smells like a bit player rather than the star.This smells more like a woodburning fireplace in the next room from where you are eating your slice of Black Forest cake.

Griotte Syrup skillfully conveys the intricate maceration of lush fruits, while the intoxicating florals of Turkish Rose and Jasmine Sambac permeate both the senses and the soul. This one has maybe a touch more spices to it, but wearing both, they are pretty difficult to tell apart. I don't get the Designer smoothness but I also don't find it at all screechy, like cheap cherry-centered frags can be.A warm, flattering perfume with soft amber and woods and soft spiciness, with the saffron notes catching the eye. It doesn't project much, but I can easily catch whiffs of it when I move my arm closer to my face, and I really love the smoky cherry-vanilla drydown.

An exceptional layering fragrance when added on top of other fragrances that are dense, complex, dark, deep, rich; especially those that are boozy, spicy, and sweet gourmand types. Barakkat Rouge 540 extrait de parfum by FRAGRANCE WORLD is an Oriental Floral fragrance for women and men. That being said, though it's not really that close a dupe to TF Lost Cherry, it's a sharper, more gourmand version, with a hint of spice, maybe cinnamon?

If you want to make it more mysterious you can always layer it with something like By the Fireplace (it actually works very well) or a vanilla of your choice if the straight up gourmand thing is what you’re after. It shines in autumn through spring, but honestly for me it's a dumb reach year-round, especially as a bedtime fragrance (not a euphemism). I have Nina Ricci's L'extase Rose Absolue, which I haven't been 'feeling' for a while now; just had it out today to see if I wanted to declutter it.

I've spent far less on a bunch of cherry bottles, even with a lovely niche Cherry Punk (and I could probably even get another niche one) than I would on one popular bottle. I tried liking it on its own but didn’t work, I almost gotten rid of it, then I thought i’d give it one last chance.New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). It's definately maraschino cherry dominant, but the boozy, creamy chocolate toffee undertones are smoooooooth and sensual. But maybe I'm just a cheapskate who can't wrap her head around the idea of any perfume costing more than one of my geriatric pets' vet visits. Four hours in barely a scent (EDT performance), more like Givenchy Pi than anything else I can think of. After smelling the drydown, somehow reminds me of Khamrah from Lattafa, even tho both are totally different notes n scents but both super sweet.