I came across this perfume after my fiancé was given it for Christmas, a family member had meant to buy Euphoria for men but had managed to pick up the woman's fragrance instead. Naturally, being a good other half I decided to take it off his hands.

Appearance
This perfume comes in a very distinct shaped bottle, somewhat resembling a crescent moon shape, with the lid protruding from the top. It is very elegantly and subtly labelled, naming the product only on the lid of the bottle.

Smell
As with every perfume the company describes the perfume as having a number of different scents combining together to make a distinctive smell and this one is no different, being labelled as having pomegranate and lush green accords which then goes on to become a mix of lotus blossom and black orchid, amber, violet, cream and woods. To me the perfume does have a mix of smells when applied, but mainly being a rather sweet smelling perfume. This sweet smell does begin to die down after a while and leaves a more subtle sweet smell lingering on your skin.

Price
This perfume does not seem to be as expensive as other branded perfumes, coming in at roughly £45 for 50mls, but can be bought in 30ml bottles at a cheaper price. This perfume does earn its price by being a sweet smelling perfume that does have some staying power, although not as good a staying power as other similar priced perfumes I have used previously.