Glossier You

I just think it's great and it smells like smells fresh. Like it really smells fresh.

So overall, it's nice. I'm impressed. It's different

Glossier You: This was my first ever fragrance. I bought it blind, and it was alright. It's a close skin scent, and it's a fresh scent like something right out of the dryer. It has very peppery top notes, but it's great to wear to work and school since it's non-offensive and the sillage is very limited.

I haven’t found another vanilla I like but this warm cinnamony frag is perfect. Glossier You — I bought this on Black Friday and have been wearing it non stop. It’s light and inoffensive for work or travel, cheap enough to spray on all the time even if I never leave the house.

* Previously: Sixteen92 Acitinum (*Wolfsbane, tangled roots, wildflower field, metal, storm, rock, black fur, wild musk*) and Dead is Better (*Sharp fir needles, cracked asphalt, wild blackberry thorn, grave mud, cold fur*); Glossier You (*Pink Pepper: bright, sparkling and spicy; Iris: floral, green, powdery; Ambrette Seeds: woody, warm, sweet; Ambrox: creamy, musky, salty.*). **Other fragrances I've tried and liked**:.

I blind bought Glossier You, fell in love with the smell and realised it *was* possible to really, really like and even love a perfume. Up until then, most of my fragrances were just okay and the trendy ones (Marc Jacobs Daisy, Vera Wang Princess, Chanel Chance) smelled boring and generic. That's when I realised there must be a whole world of perfumes beyond the world of mainstream influencers and beauty gurus waiting to be loved and discovered by me.