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Perfume Power! - Taylor Swift 'Wonderstruck'

Photo: HerWorldPlus.com
I actually received this as a free sample size (1.2ml), but I decided to do a review anyway, because you get enough of the scent to be able to give it a proper review, like you would a bottle size. * Click here to see what the sample looks like *

The bottle design looks very pretty and definitely something I would love to have. The charms around the neck also look lovely, but MissBudgetBeauty bought it in 30ml and it didn’t have the charms, so the charms must be exclusive to the bigger sizes, which is a shame seeing as though I tend to buy 30ml, unless I really love the scent.

The fragrance notes are:-

Top Notes: Freesia, Green Tea, Blackberry, Raspberry & Apple Blossom
Middle Notes: Vanilla, Honeysuckle & Hibiscus
Base Notes: Musk, Sandalwood, Amber & Peach

It does smell really nice and not as young as you would expect, it reminds me of a fruitier Loverdose by Diesel, without the liquorice. I can smell the peach, raspberry, apple blossom and vanilla notes and it lasts about an hour at full power on the skin, and because it is not overpowering and strong smelling. It lasts quite a few hours, like most perfumes tend to.

Overall I don’t think I will be buying it. It smells really lovely, but I'm not completely sure it's for me, but you never know!
Photo: PerfumeMJ.com
Also in June 2012 Taylor Swift released another version of the perfume in the USA called Enchanted Wonderstruck, which is in a red bottle, of the same design.
Rate: 4/5           Re-Purchase: Not Sure!             Recommend: Yes
Product Link: click here!
RRP Price: £20 (30ml)
Where I Got It & How Much For: Facebook for FREE SAMPLE (1.2ml)!
You Can Buy It At:- Boots (UK), Sephora (USA)
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