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Perfume Power! - Soap & Glory™ 'Original Pink'

Courtesy of HarveyNichols.com
I got this in the ‘Heaven Nose’ gift set one year from the Boxing Day sales after Christmas.

The bottle is a round shape made of silver mirrored glass, with the Soap & Glory logo as pink lettered stickers scattered on the front as the design. It has a regular perfume spritzer and instead of the regular bottle cap, this has a small band, which you push in so that it clings around the spritzer and prevents the spritzer from spraying. To use the perfume, you have to pull the band off by using the attached brown ribbon with pink detailing.
The fragrance notes are:-

Bergamot, Summer Rose, Peach, Strawberry, Gardenia Blooms, Jasmine, Patchouli, Amber & Musk

This perfume is described as being fresh, fruity and light. It is definitely a light feminine scent. It is not overpowering at all. The bottle has a very simple and girly design and the scent is the Formula 1 scent, which is what most of Soap & Glory products smell like (Hand Food, The Righteous Butter, Clean On Me, Girligo etc.). I can really smell the bergamot, rose and jasmine and it is a very clean smell and definitely a must if you love the Original Pink line from Soap & Glory.

Although I really like the scent, I find that it is too light for me. I love strong smelling perfumes and this one is very delicate. It doesn’t last all day, but you can never over spray the scent, as it is not offensive and should appeal to all tastes.

SOAP & GLORY ORIGINAL PINK™ (FORMULA 1) 50ML EAU DE TOILETTE
Price - £16.50   Rating - 4.5/5
Recommend - Yes        Re-Purchase - No
Available at - Boots

I hope you found this review helpful.
Check back next Friday for the Formula 2 perfume.

Thank you, Bye! ♥
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