Vibrancy Adventures

5 reseñas

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• hysteria88

  July 4, 2023

  

  Lemon Candy

• Kittykat

  July 8, 2023

  

  In Mexico, there’s a citrus harvested from October to December called lime: it’s like a bigger, sweeter green lemon, and this perfume smells exactly like that. The scent is realistic and overwhelmingly pleasant, with a sweetness so perfect you want to feel it—it’s delicious, and I’ll wear it in both cold and heat.

• Isabeau Lafontaine

  July 27, 2023

  

  Pure explosion of lemon. Nothing else. As it dries down, it evolves a bit and I can barely detect the green apple, but I don’t sense any lychee or cedar. Because of such a strident opening, it disappears completely within a couple of hours. Ideal for lime-lemon fans.

• Troylo

  August 6, 2023

  

  The first thing that catches my attention is that in certain phases, it smells almost identical to Joe Malone’s Vetiver Pamplemousse for Zara. I absolutely love the Vibrance Adventures bottle design; it looks like a toy cologne, perfect for playing with your dolls. Upon spraying, I get a slightly sharp citrus note that mellows out thanks to aquatic accords that add a lot of freshness. Although the description lists sour lemon, my nose picks up more on the bitter grapefruit citrus. A few minutes later, some fruity effluvia emerge that aren’t sweet, but rather that slightly fruity and damp scent left by lychee skins and pits. At the same time, there’s a Granny Smith green apple acidity added—that tart, crisp, bright apple flavor. Despite all this, I see very little evolution in the fragrance; even as it dries down, I still notice the bitterness of the initial notes, and it very slowly turns musky before ending with a sparkling clean sensation.

• Troylo

  August 29, 2023

  

  The first thing that catches my attention is its striking resemblance in some phases to Vetiver Pamplemousse, another creation by Joe Malone for Zara. I absolutely love the packaging of Vibrance Adventures because the bottle looks like a toy cologne, perfect for playing with your dolls. The moment I spray it, I get a slightly sharp citrus note that mellows thanks to aquatic chords that add a lot of freshness. Although the label says ‘sour lemon,’ my nose picks up more of the bitter grapefruit citrus. A few minutes later, fruity notes emerge—not sugary, but that slightly fruity and wet aroma left by lychee peels and pits. At the same time, a hint of Granny Smith green apple acidity joins in, that tart, crisp, and bright apple scent. Despite all this, I see little evolution; in its dry-down, I still notice the critical bitterness of the opening notes, and it very slowly becomes musky, ending with a sparkling clean feeling.