com perfumes magazine - All Rights Reserved - do not copy anything without prior written permission. Essentially a mandarin and grapefruit smell (grapefruit blossom + tartness from rhubarb create the tart grapefruit smell). The fragrance is available as a 50, 100 ml and 200 ml Eau de Toilette in an opaque white bottle of identical design as its predecessors.

When you smell this scent it makes you think of the color green, not in that way that it's earthy but in the way that it's fresh and alive. All in all (heh) I find this scent to be fresh yet warm, light yet noticeable, masculine yet feminine.This type of perfumery reminds me of the way Chanel does citruses where it there is a creamy undertone that makes the fragrance alluring and invites you to come back for more. However I was happy to find that on my skin, the jasmine and amber pushed forward and harmonised beautifully with the citrus, giving this lovely warm scent. This is a great frag to sprits on once you're fresh out of the shower and in the mood for some serious Netflix and chill time.

I couldn't afford anything but my friends who had wealthy parents would wear it and I enjoyed the scent second hand.

As I live in a hot and humid climate in Australia I am always on the look out for fresh scents and this fits the bill for me. A suntheticy underlying note most definitely, bearable; but honestly show me a perfume from Ck line that doesn't have that synthetic feel, even if the notes change. It will remind you of ck one that's for sure but it's kinda like ck one with heavy Jasmine or some floral note, and candy like orange. Now the jasmine surprises me; it's supposed to be animalic, but the jasmine is just a little fleshy, just enough for the millenials, it's there, it's there, but you have to try hard to get it. This is for sure like the original, but different enough to my nose to enjoy each of them in a different way.