Britney Spears Circus Fantasy Eau De Parfum Spray 100 ml

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The base flattens out the profile with musk, though amber and vanilla add to the sweetness of the perfume. This fragrance throws away the playful girly vibes that the other bottles have and goes for something a bit more modern and serious. We love the way it looks. The coffee and whipped cream are clear here, and with the flowers, fruits, and dulce de leche, it pushes the sweetness up quite a lot. At the same time, it doesn’t overdo the sweet, managing to keep some sophistication on board. Island Fantasy follows the character of the other scents in the line with that typical sweetness, though with a tropical edge to it this time around. Curious was the fragrance that started it all for Britney Spears. It came out in 2004 as the pioneer scent and it has persisted all the way to now. It’s always a good sign when a scent can stand the test of time like that.

Prerogative came out in 2018, which explains the relatively modern look it has compared to the others that we’ve been seeing. It’s like a sphere at a lean, with several sides cut off, including two clear ones which almost look to be suspending the letters for “PREROGATIVE”. This fragrance launched in 2008 and goes for the same approach as Fantasy, with a mix of fruits and sweet treats defining its scent. This fragrance is sweet and despite what the notes might make you think, it smells quite mature. There’s a bit of mystery to it once it dries down. This makes it a great choice for night-time, particularly on intimate occasions. The bottle is the same as the regular Fantasy, expect with a midnight blue colorway instead. It’s what you’d expect of a perfume of the night.

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Sunset Fantasy uses the same kind of gradient as Island Fantasy, except dialling down from pink at the top to an interesting bronze color. Radiance launched in 2010 in a bottle that takes some getting used to. Tall and rectangular, it is riddled with gemstones that are blue, pink, and clear. It is not quite our taste, but we are sure some will enjoy how fun it is. The formulation is quite basic, with fruity notes being the only thing cited in the top. Sweet notes, vanilla, and tonka bean are prominent in the middle, joined by orchid. Musk and sandalwood bring up the base.The notes in Fantasy are some of the sweetest we have ever seen put together. The top notes are kiwi, red litchi, and quince. The opening is sweet and fruity, but the choices are quite exotic. The base balances it with musk, woodsy notes, and orris root. At the base, the usual suspects: vanilla and white musk, are present. Heliotrope and benzoin are there too. The notes here are quite unique and the fragrance follows suit. The deliciousness of whipped cream opens it up, with coffee, nectarine, and clementine joining. This is almost like a fancy coffee beverage. Hidden Fantasy comes in the same bottle as all other Fantasy scents, as expected, except the color scheme this time is a deep mysterious red. Our expectation based on the bottle alone is a seductive and irresistible feminine fragrance. The middle is all floral, thanks to freesia, jasmine, and violet. The base brings in sugar cane, because the sweetness wasn’t enough yet, rounded up by musk.

This all comes together to produce a formulation that is quite distinct from the other Fantasy choices but maintains some of that heritage with its sweetness. It is very affordable and smells fantastic. The notes are quite different from the original, making Intimate Edition a unique experience. In the top notes, it opens with litchi, but differs from Fantasy by adding Italian lemon and violet leaf to the mix.

This is a unisex perfume but it leans more towards the feminine side with the sweetness that it carries. It is quite light however, though maybe too light. It seems to impact the performance as it barely gets four hours in. For the price, Curious is a steal. It performs moderately and smells exceptional. The magnolia leads, with a fragrance that is as natural as smelling one in person. The pear appears, along with some slight contributions from the other white florals in the middle.