AmySourbutts

This is a gourmand delight. I don't detect the musk either. This is basically chocolate and vanilla on my skin, and it is divine. It smells like brownies or cake. I wore this to work one day last week, and I got more compliments than I have on any other fragrance. It has excellent longevity and decent sillage, and it was £2.50 delivered! This is definitely a new favourite fragrance.

I've read that this is meant to smell like Chanel No. 5. Well, it doesn't on me anyway. It's definitely aldehydic, but the similarity ends there. It smells okay, but it's not nearly as nice as the aforementioned fragrance. This isn't as complex as the Chanel, and those missing notes take away from Vogue. To its merit, It has great longevity, and it's inexpensive.

This fragrance smells fine, but there's a note in there that niggles me. I'm not sure what it is, but it smells chemical and unpleasant. Anyway, if I could take that out, I'd definitely love this, but with it present, it's just a like from me. Milton-Lloyd fragrances are inexpensive, but they're hit and miss for me. This is a miss as is Vogue, but Spirit of Shadow and Stars are amazingly great quality.

This is a dupe of Ghost (the original perfume), and it's a great one. Initially, there's a smell of rubbing alcohol, but upon dry down, I'd never know the difference. I've worn one on each wrist, and it would have been easy to have forgetten which went on which wrist. The longevity and sillage might exceed the original.

This is a soft comforting fragrance; it smells quite a bit like a floral perfume worn over baby powder. This is a completely inoffensive fragrance, so you can wear it without fear. While this suits virtually all ages, it suits the young very well. It would make a good first perfume for a girl, but her mom might borrow it occasionally, and no one would bat an eyelash. I've been putting this on before bed lately, and it really helps me drift into a blissful slumber.