Perfume Power! - Sarah Jessica Parker 'Covet'

I bought this perfume back in March. I tested it a couple of years ago and I thought I liked it, but since buying it my opinion has slightly changed.

The bottle design is a flower. The cap looks like petals and the base of the bottle is rounded, so to me it looks like a flower. It is clear glass and the liquid is a green/yellow colour. I really like the bottle design; it is very feminine and will look cute sat on a dressing table.

The fragrance notes are:-

Top Notes: Lavender, Pelargonium Leaf, Dark Chocolate & Sicilian Lemon

Middle Notes: Honeysuckle, Magnolia & Lily Of The Valley

Base Notes: Amber, Musk, Cashmere Wood, Vetiver & Teak Wood

To me it smells very floral and mature. I can smell the musk, lily of the valley and sicilian lemon, but I can’t pick out any other of the notes. If chocolate wasn’t listed, I would never have known it was in there! It does last a while on the skin, for me it lasted an hour and then lingered slightly for a bit after. I suppose that is bad, but I haven’t yet found a fragrance that will last all day! It is not a young scent, because it is more floral and not fruity or sweet, but it still appeals to me and I’m nineteen. Having said that, it is not really my kind of scent, it is really lovely, but I know whether something is my scent after one sniff!

Rate: 3/5 Re-Purchase: No

Product Link: click here!

RRP Price: £23 for 30ml

Where I Got It & How Much For: CheapSmells.com for £10.95

You Can Buy It At:- CheapSmells.com

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