A Drop d’Issey by Issey Miyake

My go-to fragrance. The best that has ever existed. It’s like some god heard my prayers after asking for Mercadona’s ironing board water scent, and suddenly it appeared. The day I smelled it at the drugstore, I almost cried from excitement. Dreams do come true! Jasmine takes the lead, blended with divine alchemy, as if the other essences are just its branches in a vast lake of jasmine. This scent gives me orgasms—not in a sexy way, but it puts me in a parallel state where everything is perfect, like in Eden. It induces better meditation than my lavender. I’m a Libra, and I believe Aphrodite gave me this to balance my scattered mind. It smells like the pure morning air at the beach, with the dew drying up. I’ve already used up the second bottle and will do whatever it takes to keep it in production. It’s not coquettish, but I wore it on a date to show who I really am. It’s my daily summer scent in Berlin, helping me get lost in my projects. I don’t wear it in the Mediterranean coast because humidity ruins it, nor in cold weather since it gives me headaches. I love this perfume, it’s wonderful, 100/10.

What a delight. Bought it blind and I couldn’t have loved it more. Smells like genuinely clean people, with a perfect touch of vanilla (and I usually don’t like vanilla or sweet perfumes). It’s super soft, juicy, substantial, and creamy, reminding me of a luxury body cream. It’s become my favorite.

It was a blind buy, not love at first sniff, but after a week of wearing it, I finally understood this perfume and now I love it. It makes me feel clean, comfortable, feminine, and sophisticated. Don’t expect a huge sillage, but it did last me all day. It’s one of those perfumes you wear for yourself that accumulate on your skin over time. It smells like soap, but very creamy, with a floral note that’s lightly sweet. I recommend it, but I advise testing it on your skin and waiting an hour to truly appreciate its essence.

Well, there’s nothing new here… Honestly, I got this as a gift with another perfume during Black Friday and wasn’t very hopeful, but I’m pleasantly surprised. I’m usually all about loud, gourmand scents, so it’s a blessing that fate brought this ‘second skin’ to my collection. It’s fresh and clean; right after applying, it reminds me of a beach day… similar to sunscreen but without the coconut, more powdery, like talc. The heart notes are passionate; there’s a slightly sharp anise note that didn’t take to my liking at first, but after a few minutes, it leaves a clean, radiant second-skin sensation. It smells like a bright summer sun after a rain shower. I recommend giving it a try. The longevity also surprised me, especially since florals usually don’t last long on me. About 6 hours comfortably. This will be my signature summer scent.

I loved it. Although I’m a gourmand fanatic, I wanted something different, and A Drop is perfect for feeling freshly showered all day long, with delicate flowers and creamy soap notes. It’s a feminine fragrance without trying to be sexy or sophisticated. The notes I notice most are almond, anise, and lilac. It gives me relaxation and comfort. Ideal for casual outfits in spring.

What a beautiful perfume… it’s super feminine, delicate, and soft. I’m fascinated by it. It has excellent sillage and longevity. It was a blind buy and it didn’t disappoint. 10/10.

Super cute, it’s special. My son tells me when I wear it in summer: smells like vacation.

I really liked this fragrance; in my opinion, it smells like a very fine, high-quality body cream.

It’s one of those perfumes where you like it the first time you try it, but once you buy it, you end up getting sick of it. It smells like Yves Rocher’s lilac body milk. It’s flat and eventually gets annoying, maybe due to that lack of evolution.

I find this fragrance contradictory, but in a good way: it’s creamy, clean, and luminous, yet has a dark, mysterious touch. Thanks to its potent base of musk, vanilla, wood, and ambroxan, it becomes a seductive milky floral musk with splendid roses and jasmine. It projects little but becomes interesting close to the skin. It represents a woman who isn’t what she appears to be, and that’s sometimes not a bad thing.

I was gifted some samples of this gem. So subtle and tender, smells like lilacs with an almond creaminess. It’s a simple fragrance that brings me calm, like I’m in a spa. It doesn’t leave much of a trail, but the scent is gorgeous.

At first, it reminds me a lot of Alien Goddess, but over time it transforms into almond. I don’t know how to explain it; it smells like those makeup remover wipes and baby products that smell like almond, milk, or chamomile. It smells sweet and clean. It’s not good or bad, it’s just very specific.

The first perfume I’ve ever loved in my life. It’s clean and creamy. The lilacs, orange blossom, and solar notes give it a captivating, nostalgic aura, like a summer day in an orange grove while freshly washed sheets dry. Ideal for warm climates. Although it has rose in its notes, I don’t smell it at all, which I appreciate because I hate that scent. However, its sister, the Fraiche version, smells like rose all the time and stinks. Once dry, it smells like body cream, very musky, with a soft trail. It never fails; I’m already on my second bottle.

To me, it smells clean. Its bottle goes hand in hand with the concept of the aroma, very neat, simple but beautiful. It smells like very creamy and clean lilacs, almost like a body cream. It’s a delicious and lovely scent, perfect for hot seasons.