Linthebottle

Before I go into the connection with known cream, first in general to the fragrance...

It smells very high-quality, rosy, creamy, pleasing. I wouldn't call it fresh, tangy or youthful, more classy and deep. But not heavy.

You might not think it as the wearer, but it scents the entire room pleasantly rosy. Not a sweet artificial rose and not a stale one, but a "real", natural one.
Although it doesn't smell youthful, it doesn't smell stale, as I said, rather classy. I think any woman can wear it.
In the beginning, it reminds me a lot of regular Izia. Then he transforms.

Now for my association with the cream...
It smells like Nivea cream to me after a short drydown. Like the classic one in the blue and white metal jar. Really, I feel the scent as if I came out of the warm bath and creamed myself with this cream all over my body. Bathrobe over it, cuddly socks on and off to the couch.
Cozy, comforting, well-groomed.
And looking at the fragrance pyramid of the cream's perfume, I agree. The fragrance notes have a lot of similarity to each other.
Would this be a cheaper alternative? For me personally: only from the smell, the performance of the Nivea perfume is unfortunately underground. So ultimately: no.

Conclusion: beautiful, noble fragrance with great quality. Gladly times test

This scent, as mentioned in the other comments, really reminds me of Daisy by Marc Jacobs. It's so nice and delicate, clean but not like laundry (I definitely think so). Floral definitely.
Still, it smells grown up, light and refreshing. If you like Daisy, this is for you. But also for other lovers of flowery, fresh fragrances.
With you one makes nothing wrong, because you are beautiful, not annoying, reminiscent of someone nice and always sweet.
The price is unbeatable and I think you still smell kind of expensive and precious with it.
Perfume "Made in France" just has a great quality.

It is a Cheapie, which certainly has not reinvented the wheel, but that does not always have to be. A fragrance that does not hurt, whether it is when it is empty, because it is not expensive or it is not difficult to handle.
Gets my Cheapie secret tip stamp.

... then I am blessed.
I was looking for "a slightly different fragrance" - not just floral or sweet or fruity or fresh. Nothing is against these evergreens, no, not at all. Still, every now and then I'm overcome with the desire to try something different, unusual, and thus make my fragrance wardrobe more special.
Jeremy recommended it as a good celebrity fragrance and after some research, it won me over.

And hach, it's where beautiful. It smells so soft and woody. Kind of what sandalwood looks like. A light wood, growing in warm climes.
The benzoin and vanilla give it a pleasant, cozy sweetness. The vanilla doesn't come across as pushy, but soft, nothing stings.
He is not heavy, but also not light, you can smell it already clearly.
I think you also notice the saffron in the opening, which is a bit harsher. It calms down though and then the woods come in tow with the vanilla and benzoin. Finally, the base notes dominate.
Saffron and sandalwood crushed with vanilla bean and crushed benzoin.
The fragrance is lovely, cozy, warm, present, soft, precious and not boring. Special!

I don't think it smells masculine. If then unisex - men are welcome to use it. A woman can wear it well, of that I have no doubt.

The bottle is fitting: a microphone. The lid is shaped like a microphone, this "woven metal" on top looks like a microphone basket.
Playful is also the black spray hose, which transports the fragrance upwards when spraying, which is namely black, like a cable on the microphone. I like that again, this attention to detail.

The Juice is quite oily when spraying on the skin - this gives me the impression of value, by the fact that the sandalwood is oily, I have the impression that abundant and good wood was used. Of course, this can only be a marketing trick ;)

Conclusion: I love it. I haven't smelled anything comparable ever. He is so special and beautiful.

It smells like spring and bubble tea to me.
But not the red with the yellow pearls, but the yellowish / whitish with green pearls. Sweet, but not pappsüß. Eerily juicy (the Nashi pear says hello). I think you can smell a slight plasticy lip gloss out of it too, a bit synthetic, but somehow it goes well with the bubble tea. Happy, fruity, fresh, bright. I like it :)

... through the jungles of Australia. Supposedly armed with camouflage clothing and appropriate equipment. Suddenly, on my search for the plant of desire, something hits me with full force in the face. It takes me a few minutes to regain my bearings, my head still aching. For God's sake, what was that? Nothing in sight. A glance next to me reveals: the shrub with the pink/pink little flowers is still wiggling. Is that how he blew me away? The Tasmanian Boronia!

Yeah, that's my first impression. A real floral whopper. Extremely. Very sad. Am of course again went in with expectations: something younger is the fragrance, I thought, the Blümelein dance around the Boronia. No, there's no dancing. There's just something there and it doesn't go away for a long time. I also find it a little old-fashioned - omega-like. I can still smell the sandalwood and the jasmine. But that's just my sensation.
The color of the Juice in the bottle also fits the fragrance very well. Dark pink...present

In the course of the fragrance, it calms down. Not a run-of-the-mill fragrance and it lasts and radiates. Didn't think it was that interesting, even in the progression. I think you either like him or just not. Can not imagine a 'goes so'.