Lovely By SJP EDP Spray For Women-Classically Charming, Ultra-Glamorous Scent-Silky White Amber Fragrance With Powdery, Intimate Notes-Citrus, Lavender, And Musk 100 ml

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It’s a clean warm salty skin scent that I love and it wafts around me for hours and is so comforting, I even wear this to bed some times as it’s lavender musky combination is so relaxing and cosy. Shapouri, Beth (October 22, 2015). "6 Fascinating Fragrance Facts We Bet You Never Knew About Sarah Jessica Parker". Glamour. Archived from the original on April 16, 2018 . Retrieved April 15, 2018. Born, Julie Naughton,Pete (May 6, 2005). "Sarah Jessica Unveils First Fragrance". WWD. Archived from the original on April 16, 2018 . Retrieved April 15, 2018. {{ cite news}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( link)

This smells EXACTLY like NR for her on my skin. I just tried it next to each other and they smell the same on me. the only difference is probably the lovely one is tiny bit sweeter. like 1%. So it doesnt really matter. I call this a mini Chanel. It's got those florals, got the classiness, got the sophisticated effect and its also got the name of herself, fabulous Sarah Jessica Parker plastered on its bottle. Very sharp synthetic opening. All I get is bergamot and lavender. Not much musk unfortunately. Clean, fresh laundry. Bought this for the wife who's worn Paris Hilton, Tommy Girl, Estee Lauder Pleasures. Her and I both immediately enjoyed Lovely upon spritzing it on our wrists. It is, by far, the most sophisticated of the aforementioned frags (not that that's saying much).If Lovely were a piano chord, it would be as if you had extended the original chord without any notes or distinction, just the sustained chord with the soft peddle gently muffling the sound. I am crazy about anything with lavender but the combination here with citrusy notes made it too sharp for my nose (not a big fan of bergamot note). For me, Lovely is definitely more than passingly similar to Narciso Rodriguez for Her, but has prominent lavender and what I believe to be chamomille throughout. It feels fresher and airier, and, perhaps, younger due to that (though several reviewers mention that to them, Lovely feels "suited to an older lady", "mature", or "motherly").

However, the linear fragrances are some of the best to serve as the base for layering. You can spritz other perfume notes over this and create perfumes that are uniquely YOU. Has a similiar sharpness as the discontinued green Chloe & it makes me think of my childhood. I grew up surrounded by bushes of berries, ferns, nettles and often played in the forest nearby. It has that kind of a green tone, a bit raspy. It makes me feel cleaner in this hot, humid weather. Very chic, it feels feminine almost in the way of old Celine. Ok so hear me out- I hated this. At first spray I wanted to choke but I was bought for me as a gift so I tried to be nice and appreciative. All I got was some chemically patchouli and lavender. In 2008, Chandler Burr published a book, The Perfect Scent: A Year Behind the Scenes of the Perfume Industry in Paris and New York, which chronicled the development of Lovely, comparing it to the development of Hermès fragrance by Jean-Claude Ellena, Un Jardin sur Le Nil. [9] Deutsch | Español | Français | Čeština | Italiano | Русский | Polski | Português | Ελληνικά | 汉语 | Nederlands | Srpski | Română | العربية | Українська | Монгол | עברית

Lovely is more light in terms of mask, more fresh scent, no headache when over spray, but not so good at diffusing.

Subtle and inoffensive to the point of being a tad bland. The notes that come close to setting it apart from many other similar fragrances do so diplomatically, not much is being said here. Even the sparkling alcoholic note isn’t that bold, a couple of glasses of bubbly aren’t out of the ordinary at even the most uptight functions. Lovely is linear. What you smell, is what you get. This doesn't evolve and carry you on a mythic journey anywhere.Quite mature and professional which isn’t usually my thing but when I do want that vibe I go for this. Light, floral, and a tiny bit fruity thanks to the orange and bergamot, this is an incredibly delicate perfume. The staying power is almost non-existent. In time it does mellow from the initial burst of pink nothingness into a slightly more solid, woodsy lavender - which is nice enough in and of itself, but this is a scent that unfortunately never shakes its unoriginality.