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Good Girl Suprême
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Good Girl Suprême by Carolina Herrera is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2020, this olfactory composition was created by perfumer Louise Turner. Its structure unfolds with top notes of berries and Egyptian jasmine, a heart of tonka bean and neroli, and a base of vetiver.
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tonka bean
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vetiver
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- Positivo 82%
- Neutral 10%
- Negativo 8.0%
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I adore this perfume; it was love at first sniff and I couldn’t resist buying it. I tried this and the Legere, and I liked both, but this one has something extra, so I took the large version and the 30ml of the Legere. On my skin, it’s great: chocolatey, creamy, sweet but not cloying, with a floral touch. I hadn’t smelled anything like this before (though I think it has the original DNA). Without a doubt, it’s my favorite Good Girl fragrance.
I bought this blindly because I love Good Girl and red berry notes. It was a total hit. Good Girl Supreme has a fruity red berry opening, but soon the neroli and jasmine join in. It finishes with a creamy tonka bean, vanilla, and woody touches. I see it as more linear and softer than the original, much sweeter, more cheerful, and feminine. It’s like they mixed Good Girl with Britney’s Midnight Fantasy or Taylor Swift’s Wonderstruck. Longevity and trail are shorter, about 5 hours. I love it but wouldn’t buy it again; I’ll stick with Good Girl and Good Girl Legere.
I love the combination of fresh red berry notes with florals like Egyptian jasmine and the tonka bean base that gives it an elegant, sexy, and sensual vibe with a vanilla hint. But the problem isn’t the fragrance, which I like a lot; it’s the longevity and the trail. On my skin, it doesn’t last more than an hour and fades away, leaving an unpleasant odor, like a cheap imitation perfume. I think it’s overpriced and should last hours, at least on clothes. I won’t buy it again due to quality; it’s a shame because the fragrance is better than the original.
I love it! Of the three known Good Girl versions, this is the best and the most feminine. It smells of red berries, jasmine, and tonka bean.
It’s the densest and heaviest. I don’t feel it’s particularly creamy; rather, it feels like it has a spiced dry-down, with a vague Poison influence, almost plastic. The trail isn’t as good as on others. Maybe it’s the most complex and elaborate, but compared to the others, it doesn’t stand out as much in terms of craftsmanship, mainly due to the trail. Even though the scent is the creamiest and most seductive, it remains my favorite of the GG line.
The scent is rich, but for the price, it’s an overreach. On my skin, it lasts nothing; it’s on and half an hour later, I can’t smell it on myself or anyone else. You only notice it if you bring your arm right up to your nose. A brutal disappointment.
Sparkling and fruity opening, but that phase doesn’t last long. Then it turns creamy, vanilla-like, almost like whipped cream—that’s where it really wins me over. I’m rotating it because it’s autumn and I’m going to wear it a lot.
My review! To me, it smells like Good Girl but with a twist: the opening has red berry notes that give it a fruity touch. It’s not a fruity or sweet perfume overall; it keeps the entire Good Girl DNA, it’s just a detail at the start. Unlike the original, it dries down less campy—I feel it’s lighter. The longevity is about 6 hours. The berries only last the first 2. I love this line! It’s dark and perfect for a night out.
The good: it’s exquisite and everyone loves it. The bad: it lasts about a breath.
The rest of the collection didn’t really click with me, but this one is a whole different story. If you’re a Black Opium fan, you’ll absolutely love it. It smells dark and sexy—perfect for going out from afternoon into the night.
I agree with Li Félix. It feels very creamy and vanilla-rich. It definitely has more notes than it declares. On my skin, it smells like chocolate ice cream with raspberry sauce and cream. There’s a flavor like that at the Rapanui Ice Cream Parlors in Argentina. I can’t remember the name, but I swear it hits me. Cream, vanilla, chocolate, and red berries. I bought a Millanel dupe because the original is impossible to find here with the dollar exchange rate. It’s very well done.
Where do you guys smell the chocolate, please????
I get a coconut vibe… Don’t give me any bullying, haha. It settles very softly on my skin, sweet and creamy.
EXTREMELY SWEET. I enjoy it like all the Good Girl scents, but with this one, I get full red berries and neroli. I love the sweetness, but I have to apply very little so it doesn’t become overwhelming. I prefer Very Good Girl for its balanced, fresh take on gourmand; this is an explosive sugar bomb. That said, it still ranks in the top tier of Good Girl.
After trying it for several weeks, I absolutely love it; it’s a powerhouse. Sweet, fruity, and vanilla-forward; I adore how they handle the vanilla. It will definitely get you compliments—very sexy and mysterious. I don’t think it will match with many others, but it’s versatile: perfect for day, night, and different seasons. Lasts about 4-6 hours. At first, when I smelled it dry, I didn’t like it; it felt very woody, but I gave it a chance and it paid off. It’s one of my favorites; I recommend it to lovers of sweet and vanilla scents. Among all the flankers, I stick with Legere, Supreme, and Very Good Girl Glam.
Creamier, fruitier, and more femme fatale; GG Suprême beats the original by a lot. I wish it had kept the coffee note from the original, but instead, it intensifies the tonka bean and adds vetiver. And, of course, you can’t go wrong pairing it with a black suit. 💕
Totally delicious. At first, I didn’t have high expectations given the few notes, but it was love at first sniff. It’s like a soft bomb, not explosive, of vanilla and pear (though I’m not sure if it actually has pear) that’s incredibly sweet. I recommend it to sweet lovers. The sillage is soft, more noticeable when you get close, but it’s worth it. Very delicious. Versatile, but definitely for winter/fall; in summer it’s very “cozy.” I don’t see it as mysterious; it’s a bit more of the same. Rating: 8/10.
Every nose is different… I like it, yes. I’m obsessed with GG and own all the flankers. It’s not dark or femme fatale; I see it as versatile for any season. Soft projection, a linear scent of wild berries and creamy neroli over tonka bean and a touch of vanilla. They stripped almost everything away from the original. On my skin, it’s the shy teenage sister of GG. Bad longevity: 4 hours, then it’s just a skin scent.
My favorite perfume. Out of all the GG flankers, this has the most pleasant scent, but the sillage and longevity are shorter than the classic and Legere. Even though it’s my signature, I wear it at night or in cold weather; it’s not fresh, though it’s fruitier and lighter than the original. If you like the classic, keep in mind there’s absolutely no coffee note here.
I’m not a huge fan of Carolina Herrera, but they gifted me this one and I was pleasantly surprised. On my skin, it’s sweet and soft, though it doesn’t last long. It’s perfect for everyday wear because it’s not overpowering—no huge sillage or need to make a statement. It’s elegant and, being so soft, works for both day and night.
Good Girl isn’t for me. It doesn’t last at all, I can’t smell much. Guided by reviews, I tried several. I only liked this one.
Out of all the heels, this is the only one that caught my attention. When I first tested it, I loved it. It smelled creamy, sweet, with a tart edge from the berries, jasmine, and even an occasional almond note. Plus, since I first tested it on the back of my hand, it lasted and lasted, for over six hours. However, the next times I tested it, I don’t know if they changed the formula or if I tested an old one left there, I don’t know, but the point is it doesn’t feel the same. The scent is much softer, as if it lacks power, hard to detect, and besides, it lasts a breath. Still, it might need maceration, but I’d love to smell that creaminess and delight from my first encounter again.
I am obsessed with this perfume; I find it exquisite. It’s the only one in the Good Girl line that catches my attention, and I’ve received compliments and people asking what I’m wearing. I think if its sillage were better and its longevity another story, it would be a fragrance with way more compliments, but its projection is weak and its sillage is terrible; it’s a shame because in terms of scent, it’s my favorite—I haven’t found anything that smells better. I find it feminine, elegant, and youthful. I love it 💕
I’m not an expert nose, but I consider myself super delicate and selective when choosing perfumes. From my point of view, THIS IS THE BEST PURCHASE I’VE EVER MADE. It’s sweet without being cloying and at the same time super sexy and elegant. I don’t recommend it for everyday wear, but rather for night or special occasions. You know what? In the dry down, I feel it smells like coffee… maybe a cappuccino. I love it, girls, I highly recommend it.
A white floral scent, slightly creamy and sweet. In the heart, it smells a bit like a dentist’s office, haha, luckily that sensation doesn’t last long. It’s not a complex fragrance with many shifts. I really detect the white floral and the tonka bean, which gives it that sweet, vanilla-creamy touch; the berry top notes are barely there for an instant, and I can’t pick up the vetiver in the base. I’ve worn it both day and night, mostly for fall and winter. Medium longevity and low projection. It’s more for personal enjoyment and any occasion; I don’t feel it’s a bomb or elegant enough for special events. It’s not ugly, but it’s not one of my favorites.
On my dry skin, it smells very similar to Lost Cherry, and I absolutely love it.
It’s a jasmine and tonka bean perfume. If you love these two notes, you’ll probably love this. Nothing groundbreaking here, but I must say the tonka bean stands out much more than the jasmine. It’s sexy and dark, something to wear when dressed in black or red. It’s sweet, but you need to apply several sprays, preferably on clothes, to make it last. The longevity isn’t great, but it holds up better on fabric. It’s quite versatile for any occasion.
Without a doubt, my favorite from the Good Girl line. 🌙 Extremely sweet yet sexy and commanding presence. It’s glamorous, not just in the bottle but in the vibe and the scent. Potent, yet not cloying or overwhelming—it hits the perfect spot. Creamy and feminine, for sure. I was surprised it doesn’t feature vanilla; I noticed it immediately upon smelling it and checking the notes… Wow, no vanilla or coffee listed, that was a shock. It’s extravagantly good, maybe not unique or groundbreaking, but full of compliments with an impressive trail. It’s dark yet sensual, captivating and alluring. Although the bottle is the classic Good Girl design, just with the shimmer gradient, I feel it fits perfectly with its scent, especially for special occasions. Oh my god, this perfume is completely nocturnal, autumnal, and winter-ready, no debate. Elegant and perfect for special events, like a fancy dinner or a date. On my skin, its trail is powerful and persistent. It lasts a long time, even longer on clothes; the scent doesn’t fade until I wash the garment. I’ll definitely buy it again. (❁´◡`❁)
The tonka bean lasts only as long as the perfume itself, about three seconds, and the dry-down is a quick summary. Honestly, it smells like shampoo and is deep, by no means a nighttime scent. Even though I’m someone who detects everything as very strong and feminine, this isn’t for those occasions.
It has that glamorous aspiration that just doesn’t quite land, from the velvet-striped box to the glittery heel that fails to deliver the desired effect. Upon application, the red berries burst onto the skin without being overwhelming, wrapped in a jasmine cocoon. Then, the tonka bean takes over, making it sweet, pleasant, and intriguing. The problem is that it fades; it lacks the power and punch to carry it through and deliver that polished, masculine twist that Tom Ford’s Lost Cherry achieves. The result? It smells good and garners plenty of compliments, but its weak sillage and poor longevity make it a daytime-only fragrance. I wouldn’t recommend it for anything special. In short, it delivers but only halfway. Will I keep it in my collection? Yes. Will I buy it again? No.
I decided to buy it blind for two reasons: 1. I saw social media reviews classifying it as THE BEST of the entire GG line. 2. I love GG. To summarize, it’s rich, keeps the GG DNA but without coffee and with more red berries. It’s rich but nothing spectacular; I expected more. Longevity: approx. 5 hours on skin. Sillage: poor. Projection: poor.
I remember when I tried this perfume; I liked it a lot because it reminded me of a body splash with glitter I had when I was a teenager. It’s a super-sweet, very pretty, and nocturnal fragrance, but it’s true I don’t feel it’s that original; there are many perfumes that smell similar and cost less. But still, I haven’t ruled out buying it someday, especially when it’s on sale.
Even though my collection grows with exquisite perfumes, this remains my favorite from all the Good Girl collections; Supreme is definitely the best. I don’t wear it daily, but rather for special or formal occasions. I love its longevity and sillage; it’s a safe repurchase.
I’m not sure what to think. Honestly, it lasts a breath; someone sprayed it on a paper and it vanished in 20 minutes, only detectable if I pressed my nose right up to it. It smells of jasmine and red berries; I barely noticed a vanilla-tonka base. I didn’t want to try it on my skin because it lasted so short and disappointed me, and seeing the reviews, I wasn’t wrong. Also, it didn’t seem innovative or original; it reminded me of two Argentine industry perfumes that cost four times less, and even smelled like low-cost pharmacy perfumes. It didn’t seem refined or seductive, though it was pleasant; I admit it’s a rich, non-synthetic jasmine. I see it for autumn or winter on some afternoons or nights, but it’s not super-wintery like Hypnotic Poison or Crystal Noir. Edit: I went to put on the jacket where I left the paper, and it was heavily soaked in the pocket. I was surprised; now I smell the jasmine strongly, which remains exquisite alongside the spicy tonka and a woody base. I don’t smell the fruit anymore, but it’s better on me anyway. Honestly, surprise, I like the scent a lot now; it feels more sophisticated and substantial. I think it’ll be my next purchase. It’s on sale at various stores in Argentina right now.
The red berry opening is simply delicious, some vibrant berries from the very first instant. Combined with the tonka bean, they create a promising opening. The dry-down evolves into a creamy white flower heart, though it doesn’t retain all the initial intensity. However, the vetiver note adds a dark contrast that makes it intriguing and sensual. Personally, that nuance (and the opening) is what I like most. Like almost all the GGs, it receives many compliments; it’s ideal for autumn and winter afternoons and nights. On my skin, both its longevity and sillage are moderate—they leave something to be desired but are enough to accompany you for several hours.
I think the tonka bean is just not for me. The red berries are there, but on my skin, they don’t play well with this perfume. The neroli note, which I love, goes unnoticed. I think it’s time to give up on the Good Girl line because none of them convinced me, and the problem is me for still insisting. Even though there must be a thousand imitations out there, I don’t think it’s a generic aroma in itself. It’s worth trying.
I’ve tried several GGs, and this is definitely my favorite. At 24, it’s that perfect scent: mature but not boring at all. It smells delicious.
A good perfume, no more. Maybe I expected a little more. It’s sweet and versatile, but it doesn’t last long and its projection isn’t the best.
If you’re just starting with the famous sneakers, let you in on a secret: they all dry down to the same scent. They only tweak the tone of certain notes so you can tell the difference in the first half-hour. Definitely get one to wear out for evening or night; just pick the one you like best. In this version, you feel that sweet/bitter tonka with background jasmine more, and it’s softer than the original, where the white flowers and tonka hit you right from the start. It’s very pretty, but in the end, they all smell the same. They’re collectible for the design, but I already felt ripped off by the bow ones because they look so cheap.
After years of wearing the original Good Girl, I tried this flanker for a bit more majesty and that ‘Supreme’ touch. Honestly, it smells very similar to the GG, packed with tonka bean. The downside is it doesn’t last long and has no sillage; I have to reapply because I can’t even smell it on my own skin. The fragrance itself doesn’t fail—it’s beautiful like the original—but I just lacked projection.