I can detect the nutmeg along with the lily mixed with something that smells like an immitation of milk, or milk that has absorbed the smell of its box and a tad of coconut powder. I don't get the coconut, or even the vanilla others mention, but if I really press my nose into my skin I do get something that might be a spice. No idea what the main acchord 'fruity' is doing up there, it never was :/ If there's fruit it blended away completely into something completely different. Zero Plus is definitely NOT excessively sweet or gourmand, but it is gently fruity, warm, fuzzy, and slightly vanillic scent, floating delicately over a silky clean musk.

You never know what you're going to get (as can be ascertained by the reviews below where none of them seem to be describing the same perfume). I only wish it didn't stay so close to skin, but the longevity is quite moderate - not as poor as it might seem. I love to layer this with my Philosophy "Fresh Cream" for that milkier, Vanilla scent, but this is quite the head-turner if you can get the fragrance to come through. For me it’s Diesel Plus Plus Feminine – sex toys, hairspray, neon colors, latex, rave music and all things artificial. five hours plus on lasting time, which is longer than the majority of floral fruity scents stick around.It has moderate sillage and longevity, but as I said, it is intense enough to be perceived by others, too. V Perfumes is your perfect destination to find out the right perfume for you, as we offer a wide range of brands online. Something about the sharpness reminds me of fresh scents I’ve worn from Dubai as those tend to be more punchy than those found in the US.

Like everyone has said before, the first blast is probably enough to kill you from solvent abuse, but it soon settles down into a clean, creamy sweet fresh type smell. The spice notes of nutmeg and black pepper, the floral notes of rose, jasmine and orchid and the wood/balsamic notes of sandalwood, amber and cedar do not exactly make themselves known as individuals, which could be a good or bad thing depending on how you like your scents to unfold. I don't even know what the million notes are about, to me it's just milk, coconut, I guess vanilla, nutmeg and alien sex musk. If you like coconut and very sweet scents, this is for you but I find it heady and extremely sickly.Ever so soft florals lingering - like if the glass of milk were sitting in a kitchen still ice cold with a window open to a freshly manicured lawn and a few flowers which had been just planted and watered with some light musk. It’s nice and definitely different than all other perfumes around (like all Diesel fragrances actually) but to me it just smells like a whole lot of almonds! I see comparisons to Dali Laguna and Armani Lei in the reviews, both of which I enjoy, but neither of which spring to mind when I smell this. I personally adore cocoa smells and this perfume blends perfectly with my skin's chemistry and I have received many compliments when wearing this.

That’s because they’re routed differently in the human brain – signals are fired only when a specific odor is encountered. This perfume was one of the worse things I have ever smelled in my life and can only recommend this to people that would want to repel any form of human life away, as the odour is absolutely rancid.But this one is creamy and fresh at the same time, a little bit spicy, it smells coconut but it's not so heavy.

The opening is truly weird - watered down synthetic candied green cherry - one you can sometimes get with Martini Bianco. Reminds of a love child of a poor man's Hypnotic poison, Angel and Versace Crystal noir, quite cloying vanilla, a good dose of gardenia and coconutty sun tan oil quite possibly the gardenia itself. Just a fresh, vanilla-lingering smell,sweet but not overpowering at all, also a bit of musk and lilly-of-the-valley. This is a comforting smell but definitely, as someone commented not suited for a younger lady, this definitely has some mature grit in it and requires some sass to gratify it's unique smell. The smell is gorgeous, not artificial at all, great for everyday wear, but I also like to spray a tiny touch on my cleavage before I go to sleep and it soothes me, makes me feel safe and sensual at the same time.

There is a faint note in it which reads like milk that's -just- on the verge of souring to me, but I don't find that repulsive, it just adds a bit of kink and complexity.