* Peach and melon, with a slight floral essence, are the initial notes.
* The peach gets stronger and louder until it broadcasts. It’s an edible, ripe peach that is more than a bit enticing.
* A sweet rose joins in as the peach begins to calm down. A hint of vanilla starts to sweeten things up.
* In the dry down, the rose and vanilla play equal starring roles supported by a slight base of sandalwood.
Summary: If this were a mainstream fragrance sold at a department store, it would fly off the shelves. It is a very pretty and accessible fruity floral that is sweet but not overbearing. Of the four scents, this is the most overtly feminine and it would be hard to imagine a guy wearing it, even harder to imagine it as an office scent. One thing though, it smells really expensive – a very luxe-y rose, really luscious peaches, and high quality vanilla is what makes this more of a niche scent and not your typical department store fragrance.
M Micallef fragrances are available through Lucky Scent and Osswald.
Disclaimer: Sample provided by publicist for review. Image courtesy of Lucky Scent .