Play It Sexy Pin Up by Playboy bottle
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Play It Sexy Pin Up

3.9/5 · 54 votes Feminine 2015
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Character

Longevity3.1/5
Sillage2.7/5
Day100
Night54
Spring73
Fall73
Winter58
Summer54
Our take

Play It Sexy Pin Up is a daytime companion for someone who wants a fragrance that feels like a treat without the heaviness of a night scent. The opening of mandarin orange and pink grapefruit provides a bright, juicy start that feels appropriate for a morning routine or a casual lunch. This citrus energy sets a tone that is cheerful and uncomplicated, making it clear that this perfume is designed for living in the moment rather than making a grand evening statement.

The heart of peach, peony, and osmanthus moves the scent into a soft, creamy floral space. The peach here is ripe and prominent, supported by the smooth, lactonic quality of osmanthus, which gives the flowers a fruity depth. It avoids the sharpness that sometimes accompanies peony by letting the fruit lead the way. This combination creates a atmosphere that feels like sunlight hitting a bowl of fresh fruit on a kitchen table.

Nathalie Lorson built the base around vanilla, praline, and patchouli, but the gourmand elements stay airy. The vanilla and praline provide a sugary sweetness that is balanced by the earthy touch of patchouli, preventing the composition from becoming a flat candy scent. It remains a fresh, powdery experience that stays close to the skin's natural warmth, offering a clean sweetness that does not overwhelm the senses during daily activities.

This fragrance suits the wearer who enjoys a playful, feminine identity expressed through sugar and flowers. It is for the person who wants to smell like a slice of vanilla cake enjoyed in a garden. Play It Sexy Pin Up is a bright ribbon tied around a wrist.

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