This is a true summer scent: floral, pretty and attractive. I first wore this perfume in Lanzarote, and since then it has acted as a reminder of the brilliant holiday I had. It is a perfume for a hot day and smells good under the sun. I wouldn't recommend this as a Christmas present or winter scent. The bottle is nice and summary too, with a mixed sunset colour scheme and the words 'Miss Sixty' carved into the glass bottle give it a modern edge. However, the lid is pretty useless and I've had a couple of spillages in my vanity case due to the lid falling off. Also, I think you definitely pay for the packaging, as there isn't a lot of the product ...  Read the complete review

I have been a fan of Miss Sixty's quirky and sassy style so when I heard about the perfume I thought i'd give it a try. The scent is quite strong and fruity which could maybe be overpowing if too much is worn but overall very nice. It fades a bit quickly but tends to last alittle longer when applied to clothing, it lasts around an hour on your pulse points and two hours on your clothing. I would wear this during both the day and evening although probably not to go clubbing or to a party. It comes in a trendy looking bottle a mixture of pink and reds, with the words 'Miss Sixty' in a Gold Bling style written across the bottle, and unusual ...  Read the complete review

When i heard that the italian branch miss sixty was adding perfumes to its unique quirky range i was delighted. Straight to boots i was to have my test spray,secretly waning it to be great so i could add to my collection, and it didnt let me down. I was however worried though when i saw the box it seemed a little plain for miss sixy too modest, its a red/purple square box with Miss sixty written on the front in the top left hand corner, but then the botlle is totally miss sixty. The main botlle is like a rectangle with rounded corners and has the same red/purple tones through it. Again the signature miss sixty is engraved in the top left hand corner, but my favorite ...  Read the complete review