The closest I got before this was Comptoir Sud Pacifique - Coco Figue as I thought the Coco Extreme smelled too fake. fcuk has specialized in the fashion retail sector, selling clothes, shoes, accessories and a small selection of beauty products for women and men. I thought it'd be one of those super sweet summery fruity/coconut concoctions that I have too many of (but can't resist). It started out with sweet honeysuckle, jasmine and red berries before settling to luscious coconut and vanilla.

It's cheap and I love all things creamy coconut and vanilla: Bronze Goddess, Azuree Soleil, Gold Sugar, etc. I bought this impulsively at Ross, because I liked the packaging, and it was discounted, and omg I'm so glad I did! And because scents reveal your essence, you'll receive recommendations that fit your olfactory personality like a glove.Think it would probably be more suited to a younger lady than me (I'm in my forties) as is very sweet, definitely a day time spray, not too in your face.

The spray top is so small that when looking at it atop a beige shoulder for which it sits, kind of reminds me of a pin head on top of drooped shoulders. This is a great scent that you don't really have to think about, you can just put it on any time of day, season, whatever, and works.It's winter here now in Australia and its gloomy so I brightened my life with a dash of this all over the house.

I'm going to see how this develops but if the scent doesn't change significantly, then it won't be for me.The opening declared a suitable scent for a teenager - safe, nothing original, pleasant but a little bit too cheap smelling. Then a creamy coconut 🥥(fresh coconut milk) with freshness and a sweet sugary berry musk that lingers.

Ted Baker fragrances were made in collaboration with perfumers Julie Pluchet, Alain Astori, Sophie Labbe and Jean-Charles Niel. I've been on a hunt for a summer coconutty fragrance only to be disappointed - until I got this gem.Maybe this perfume is taking it self a little too seriously, holding back from being a coconut fruit cocktail bomb that screams 'pool party' but from reading the reviews I think that's maybe what people were hoping for.