AmySourbutts

I bought a bottle of this at an antiques show yesterday, and I'm obsessed. It's a beautiful, yet unusual fragrance. So much has been said about the notes that I can't say more. I also feel quite lucky that this seems to maintain the cherry note on my skin upon drydown.

This perfume is a gourmand delight. People always comment that it smells like different things (vanilla comes up often), but I definitely smell lemon tarts drenched in custard. Next to Choco Musk, it's my favourite Al Rehab fragrance. The sillage and longevity are amazing with this. It's a great find, and it's really inexpensive.

This has a strong pineapple note, so if you don't like pineapple, you should steer clear of this. This fragrance isn't remarkable. I like it more than love it, but it's pleasant, and it's cheap. I love the Amore Mio bottles, but this is my least favourite of the three I own.

This perfume isn't as bad as the ratings indicate. It's a powdery floral with a strong rose note. It's a bit one-dimensional, but it's far from awful. It's probably best for day to day wear because it's inoffensive and weak, but I got this for roughly £7 euros, so it's inexpensive.

This is lovely! I love the spices, mango and coconut notes in this. They make it smell accessible, but different from a lot of fruity fragrances. I think it works well with the classic base notes. I like this more than the original Far Away, though that is a nice fragrance too. I'm really impressed that Avon can sell something this nice for so little money.