This floral fruity fragrance has a blend of watermelon, Acai berry, tea, pear, jasmine, tuberose, honeysuckle, woodsy notes, amber and musk.

It opens with notes of watermelon, pear, acai berry, and tea, followed by notes of jasmine, tuberose, and honeysuckle in the heart, and ending off with a base of wood, amber, and musk. I recommend it for spring and summer day-wear. And I really like the aforementioned watermelon note in particular.

The base is absorbing with hints from Amber, Woodsy notes and Musk. Juicy Couture Oui is my favorite perfume. It has an awesome fresh and clean odor, a beautiful flowery scent.

Both the most popular and most highly related Juicy Couture perfume on our website, Viva la Juicy is an aroma full of juicy fruits, rich confections, and fabulous florals. It has top notes of mandarin, peach nectar, and wild berries, middle notes ...

The 19-second video garnered over 15 million views, causing Musc Noir Rose to immediately trend. “Every French girl I met was wearing this perfume,” she captioned the video, which reeled in over 2,000 comments from users.

The myth of French perfume appears to be real after all. A long-standing tradition, sprawling farms of precious ingredients, and the best “noses” in the industry – having all of these in one country seems to have a real impact on the quality of the perfume produced there.

Is it chocolate, lavender or maybe your favourite bubble bath or lip balm? Well, a team of scientists from the University of Oxford think they've worked out the best and worst smells in the world. According to their study, the best smell is vanilla and the worst smell is sweaty feet.

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vanilla From a list of ten unique scents, survey respondents from a variety of cultural backgrounds all ranked vanilla the most pleasant, reports Peter Dockrill for Science Alert. Researchers suggest there may be an evolutionary basis for the universal aroma preference, reports Peter Dockrill for Science Alert.

It owes its fame to the unique know-how of local perfumers. This development of French perfumery was reinforced during the reign of Louis XV. At a time when France still smelled mainly of dung, the courtiers competed with each other in the use of perfumed scents to signal their presence to the king.

Originally Answered: Why are French perfumes so famous? First because perfume was used extensively in France, especially at the royal court which lacked sanitary facilities of any kind except for a few hand basins. Besides, aristocrats and lesser mortals back then didn't wash very often.

7 Favorite French Perfumes

• Chanel No. It is no question that Chanel No.
• Dior J'adore. Christian Dior started creating perfumes back in 1947 to match his new couture designs.
• Guerlain Aqua Allegoria.
• Hermès Twilly d'Hermès.
• L'Eau Sézane.
• Lancôme La Vie Est Belle.
• Fragonard Étoile Eau de Toilette.