Neodymium

Light and and floral. I can sense the lily of the valley, but it has been added with a light hand, and is not overwhelming or cheap smelling like it can be. Apart from that, I smell musk in the background, then a little white floral and perhaps some of the peony. It doesn't smell much like the amazing Narciso Rodriguez for Her either edt or epd, and on my skin and in my opinion they have missed if they were hoping to create a "younger, fresher" version of the original, and have simply made a light, lily of the valley based floral.

A pleasant slightly sweet lemony smell but so, so fleeting, and it needs to be spritzed liberally to smell anything at all, even to begin with.

The "sherbet" and "meringue" notes come across as purely "sweet" to me, but not cloying. I smell the red fruits, and a softened but still very recognisable version of the original Angel.

More fruity than I expected. I don't notice any of the sherbet, caramel or meringue notes. However like it, and can definitely smell the Angel "DNA" so to speak but the complete scent is easily told apart from the original and much more modern and wearable.

A lovely cologne. Not so strong as to be abrasive, not so wispy as to disappear within minutes. Not at all falling into the same-y basket of almost-clones that this type of fragrance often unfortunately seems to.

Best for warm weather or moments when you are wishing for the same. The price is excellent as well.

I love lemon and all aspects of ginger in both perfume and culinary use, so I was quite surprised when I disliked this fragrance. I couldn't discern either note and even though the price is reasonable, it is not worth even that much. Disappointing .