My Burberry

Hats off to Francis Kurkdjian and the fine people at Burberry for another well composed fragrance. For fans of the EDP who are expecting the same from the EDT, you'd be mistaken if you thought these were similar. Let me get the negative out of the way first. Longevity and silage could be better, but it is EDT. This EDP is refreshing and clean. Floral, but not over done. I get more of the earthy moss and musk in this fragrance, than in the perfume. I like the fact that the patchouli was omitted and peony was added, brilliant, makes the scent softer. The ever present rose lingers confidently, but isn't the star in this one, as it is not in the EDP. I do however miss the strong, classy leather presence. I must say that and the staying power of the EDT, makes me prefer her sister EDP. That being said this is a lovely fragrance, probably more appropriate for casual occasions and everyday use. Pleasing, I like it very much.

cozy, comfy and sensual at the same time. one of my most favorite perfumes at the moment, and one of the best early autumn scents out there. i prefer this one to edp. edp (while nice and i still like it) is a bit too strong for me and a bit too long lasating. i am aware how this may sound attractive to many, but perfumes as such makes me tired. i like my scent to fragually fade away and giv me some rest :) this one, as you can see from the color of the bottle, is paler, weaker, but at the same time, more sensual version of the edp. i enjoy lemon blossom note in it, it gives some quirky sourness that i seem to like a lot. i do smell dried apples there, though i don't see it in the notes. as many other burberries, very suitable for autumn. quiet, shy and a bit sad scent. i love it. i recomend to try for all lovers of soft, tender and subtle scents.

I LOVE this perfume. I had purchased the festive version thinking that was the one I'd tested and when I opened and sprayed it, it was nothing like I'd remembered. I went back to the store and checked the tester bottle and was the EDT version, not the EDP. For me there is a pretty significant difference between the two. The EDT is a straight up floral, still has that flower-garden-after-the-rain scent at first, but then it's a clean, sweet, almost high end soap like scent. The EDP holds onto that almost earthy smell all the way throughout. I find that the EDT is much more wearable. The EDT may not have quite the longevity that the EDP has, but the trade off is worth it to me. I'm obsessed.

I didn't like the original My Burberry because the sweet pea note dominated everything but this is such a beautiful floral. Yes it reminds me a little of EL Pleasures and RL Romance but it actually is warmer than both of those in my opinion. On my skin, there is a bright top note of lemon that almost smells like crisp apples- followed by the most gorgeous florals. I love the drydown. It literally smells like florals dipped in leather. All along that apple note is present. And a leathery smell. It must be the oakmoss. Longevity is 3-4 hours. Good for an eau de toilette. Perfect for the end of Summer and beginning of fall. Love the lightness and sheerness of it because I can spray liberally.

One of my first loves. I was given a sample of the EDP by a relative when I was 13 and fell deeply in love with it. It smelled very floral, it felt "grown-up" in comparison to the sugary B&B frags me and my peers would often wear, it made me feel like a young woman rather than just a little kid. Sprayed it on everything bc it lasted longer on cloth and I wanted to savor it. 2 years later, I think, my mom and I found the EDT for sale at Nordstrom Rack. It's a little softer than the EDP, but I loved it just the same. Even now it reminds me of being a young teenager, happy and sad times. I would always (and still do) spray sparingly because I want it to last as well.