Love is supposed to be a “sensuous floral”. What can I say? I mean, it would be kind of creepy if there really was a sensuous floral inside a plastic doll with hot pink hearts in her plastic bouffant hair, wouldn’t it? Fear not, it’s a pale, sweet-ish, musky blended floral with fruity undertones; after about 30 minutes, it’s mostly bland musk. It has more personality than Baby, but not much, and it wouldn’t be inappropriate on a young child either. Love was developed by perfumers Yves Cassar and Pascal Gaurin, with notes of bergamot, pink pomelo, peach, bamboo leaf, watery peony, living hydroponic lace rose, jasmine sambac, nectarine blossom, creamy paperwhites, Egyptian jasmine, ylang ylang, vanilla, musk and blond wood.
