Sundazed

“Smells like a citrus like detergent but in the best way!!! Great year round, particularly summer, as a casual/white shirt kinda fragrance.It’s very linear, I personally like that as the smell doesn’t change much from open to end. The cotton candy note becomes more noticeable as the citrus reduces, but never really goes away.I love the scent profile but I can’t justify the price relative to the performance… I would suggest people buy Paris Corner Orange & Neroli as it’s almost 1:1 but for much better price and slightly better performance.”

“Opens with a sweet orange blast, then quickly dries down to a sweet and musky neroli.Quite a linear scent past the initial open.The projection is moderate, but the scent lasted on my skin until the next day.This fragrance certainly leans feminine, and you really have to be a neroli lover, as that is the dominant scent profile of this fragrance.Not a compliment getter, nothing interesting or out there, just a clean, soapy neroli that leans more feminine.For the price, it's a hard pass for me.”

“It has the stereotypical smell that I call "retro citrus cologne" vibe at the beginning, like Neroli Portofino, Amalfi Sunray, classic 4711, Mugler Cologne, etc., but it has been put on a sweet cotton candy/red-white candy cane base. Drydown is mainly the mentioned sweetness + realistic mandarin. It is utterly bizarre, but I have to admit I LOVE it. Definitely full bottle worthy, but only for the summer/late spring. Lasting power is OK, it lasted for 7-8 hours, but sits really close to the skin.”