Love High
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Crack the cap on Love High and you get a spritz of fizzy apple and peach, the fruit not from a tree but from a gummy candy ring, bright and almost electric. The orange blossom and jasmine sambac step in fast, turning that initial sugar rush into a soft, white floral haze. It is sweet, but with a green edge that keeps it from cloying, like pulling a fresh leaf off a stem. The sandalwood base is a whisper, a faint creamy anchor that barely registers. This scent feels like the first five minutes of a picnic in a sun-drenched orchard, before the heat settles in and the flowers start to droop. The trouble is, those five minutes are all you get. Longevity clocks in at a measly 2.34 out of five, and sillage at 1.91, meaning this perfume is a bloom that fades almost before you step out the door. You will need to reapply, and reapply again. It is distinctly spring and daytime only, a sheer blouse of a fragrance rather than a winter coat. Love High suits someone who wants a fleeting, cheerful burst of fruity florals for a brunch date or a walk in the park, but anyone expecting a scent that lasts through a workday should look elsewhere. A charming ghost of a perfume, charming because it vanishes.
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