We will introduce you exclusively to Newpay finance products provided by NewDay Limited under this Introducer Appointed Representative arrangement. Anyway Dot is very safe perfume to wear, tropical fruity, and on me is more warm than fresh so I would say is more appropriate for the winter time than summer, but I guess it all comes down to your skin chemistry.

Read about this perfume in other languages: Deutsch, Español, Français, Čeština, Italiano, Русский, Polski, Português, Ελληνικά, 汉语, Nederlands, Srpski, Română, العربية, Українська, Монгол, עברית. I’ve had so many compliments about how nice my parfume is, and what fragrance is it and where did I get it, love wearing it! The flacon is just adorable, but as nice a touch the little pearly plastic bugs are, mine broke off very quickly.This may not be everyone's cup of tea, but I do believe that it is an amazing first perfume for high school girls and even if you just like a subtle berry perfume. I’ve had this since senior year of high school and I always try to find it and repurchase it when I run out. When you see a gorgeous bottle like this you expect the contents to be special, but when you spray this it’s kind of underwhelming.

The fragrance is introduced in March 2012, available in 30, 50 and 100ml EDP flacons, along with perfumed body care products.It makes me feel giddy inside, like I'm reliving High School (the good parts of it; it was definitely a nightmare at times) the way I wanted it to be remembered. The weird thing is, I can't even remember the exact scent of it despite how much I wore it over the past summer. The top captivates with a delectable blend of red berries, succulent dragonfruit, and sweet honeysuckle. I like it but not quite love it because it reminds me of dkny which I used to wear for 10 years and i think i sometimes get board with that scent.

Like it says, it's a very fruity and energetic scent- sort of reminds me of cheerleaders from back when I was in high school or of the picnics I used to have with my friends. with a background of vanilla, after a moment it changes to mothballs-like jasmine and ends with a strange fruity-woody notes, leaving me with just a headache. If you want a young, wild, fruity/floral perfume, this will def work for you and catch the noses of others. Though it is nothing special, it is well-balanced, and a versatile scent to transition between day and night -- the woodsy element adds something that makes it perfect for getting a couple drinks or a late dinner after work.

It's not horrible, but it's something tropical and sweet, very soft, close to the skin (at least in my experience). I wore this every single day of my travels on Semester at Sea, and it is the absolute perfect scent for me. In a nutshell I would say Dot is a soft fruity floral (I don't think it smells even remotely like Victoria's Secret Very Sexy which is a strong pepper/pimento/spicy floral) and it's a safe choice with a cute bottle to boot. I also always spray some of the fragrance into the lid - most of the time that gives me an idea of sillage and longevity. As a side note, the placement of the "petals" on the sides of the spherical bottle made it quite awkward to hold and spray.

In late high school, I remember the girl with the locker beside mine having an array of Marc Jacobs perfumes that she would cycle through. It has the juiciness from the fruit that sort of mimics watermelon, and there's a lovely soft floral undertone. I blind-bought this perfume off someone online, unfortunately, someone else picked it up for me (as I don't have a car), so I didn't get the chance to test it. A signature heart of jasmine and orange blossoms are made creamy with coconut water, before an embracing dry down of vanilla, lightweight driftwood and musk swirl sweetly on the skin. unlike what I expected, the long lasting power is good( at least much better than honey or some other Marc Jacobs perfume).

I love that it's refreshingly sweet without being cloying, overly musky or straying into gourmand territory :) It's the perfect summer fragrance for a young woman looking for something bright and cheerful to pair with a sundress and a smile, and though it might not be the most unique composition I've never gone in for a hug wearing this without getting a compliment on it or being asked what I'm wearing. Top notes are Red Berries, Pitahaya and Honeysuckle; middle notes are Coconut, Jasmine and Orange Blossom; base notes are Driftwood, Musk and Vanilla. i'm not really a white floral fan but can appreciate that it's smells like white florals dipped in a tropical fruit juice, which elevates the florals and brings a maturity to the fruitiness. I was looking forward to smelling an array of tropical fruits, but all I got was garish, artificial notes of something. I get the lychee strongly, but also violets, and it is edible and sweet, but not in a candy way like pink sugar.