Orange Crush

Initially tangerine, but artificial and bitter. During the second test, I also noticed a sweet bubblegum note, like tangerine bubblegum. After a few minutes and for the next few hours, it remains more tangerine than orange. Here, too, it is somewhat bitter, like cocktail bitters, but simultaneously sweet in the direction of vanilla sugar. And slightly pungent-artificial. Then it changes, moving from floral and sweet toward spicy and woody. I sprayed it early, and by the afternoon I can only smell a slight woody note (I had the impression it lasted longer during the first test). Overall, I find the fragrance a bit too simple and artificial. Certainly suitable for certain purposes, but definitely not a purchase for me. The sillage is okay, as is the longevity. I would categorize its gender tendency as fairly unisex. Women can probably wear it more often than men, but the scent is also perfectly fine for men.

Orange Crush is a great summer scent. In the top note, I smell a freshly cut orange; in the heart, something green and herbal is added, and it becomes bittersweet. Towards the end, I find the fragrance becomes sweeter again. For me, Orange Crush is by no means one-dimensional, but on the contrary has a very clearly perceptible development. Sillage and longevity are above average.

I am in love with this scent. It smells more like sweet orange and doesn't have typical, fresh citrus notes. If you – like me – prefer sweet scents but are looking for something lighter for the summer, I can only recommend it.