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Juicy Couture polarizes.... Not taken seriously or even hated by some, loved by others.

So what happens when a brand known primarily for its kitschy flacon design and fruity sweetness comes around the corner with an incense scent?

I have to admit that after spraying it on for the first time, I checked again to see if it really is a women's fragrance. Yes it does but I would rather put the stamp on him unisex.

Top notes frangipani and black raspberry are very quickly accompanied by incense. This remains long active even if the vanilla mixes with it and the iris gets a small appearance. Arrived at the base dominates amber (is thus justified its name).

Glistering Amber has so nothing of the screaming fruity sweet flagships of the brand. He seems very adult and when blind testing you could well guess a niche fragrance. A certain sweetness can be found but not overloaded. Incense and amber are most dominant here.

As unfortunately many criticize the Juicys have not too long shelf life (more). So also on my skin. Nevertheless, pay attention to the dosage, otherwise it can take your breath but the shelf life is still not better.

A beautiful incense fragrance for the autumn and winter days where you would not have expected him.

Whether the pun with Bitch and Peach is successful or not everyone must decide for themselves. In any case, there is peach, peach and peach again (quite like the fragrance pyramid to take). Smelled on the bottle, associations with some peach liqueur are awakened, something along the lines of the knockers that were very popular in my youth. A great scent progression one need not hope for here.

By the simple fragrance structure I could imagine him also good for layering.

To the durability and sillage I can give only very bad an assessment because in the trial set the small 10ml Schüttflakons are represented and I have here so my difficulties with the dosage. Who has his problems with Schuttflakons like me should fall back on the next big or simply decant.An me held the fragrance about 4 to 5 hours.

The fragrance makes fun and good mood. Perhaps rather what for the Junggeblieben among us but that may also be times.

Who loves peach should test it in any case times.

"The Scent for Kids. Boys & Girl forever young" Well there you expect but a slaying sweet and a trip to the fairground with cotton candy and Co.

What you get here but is really no child more ... I'd say we've even outgrown the teen age and are starting college or have graduated.

This "child" has bathed in sandalwood and was then thickly creamed. The vanilla holds back rather, they although well perceptible but she slays one at no time. Later, the musk comes through a little more.

The fragrance is neither too feminine nor masculine and so well wearable by both sexes (if that still plays a role in this day and age).

Here is also still scored with a high durability and sillage.

I have rated the fragrance according to the fragrance and not according to my expectations based on the inscription of the bottle (there it would turn out a lot lower). Because who can not be deterred by this gets a beautiful sandalwood unisex fragrance that is even wearable in the working world.

To start there are the promised raspberries and a lot of violets. So really like a lipstick I feel but not.

Unfortunately, it does not last too long until something very scratchy mixes with it (the same happens to me, by the way, with Good Girl by Carolina Herrera). It stings my nose and spoils the fun :-/

So slowly then the cedar and patchouli creeps around the corner. The iris hides behind it.
After 5 hours, the spook is then over with some vanilla.

Maybe I was also just still in the head too much at Mmm... and my expectation was accordingly or the name has triggered other associations with me that are not fulfilled here. Where I expected a beautiful red lipstick I get deep purple that almost goes into the black (but for that not enough patchouli is there)

Definitely test beforehand (even on the skin). I'm glad to have tried it only with a filling

One time in advance, who is looking for the coffee as I should but rather go to Starbucks and Co. because it does not come out with me at all.

What I get for it is a BR540 light. Certainly a great alternative for those of us at the BR540 super develops and do not want to spend so much. In my case, he unfortunately does not take a nice development.... there's a lot of cedar and moss here. The sweetness I look in vain and the rose has also said goodbye within the first hour.

The durability is really above average and the sillage bombastic. A blind purchase candidate is Sensual Instinct in no case and should be tested first (also on the skin).