Very Sexy Sea Clones

"### The Scent Profile Very Velvet Aqua opens with a sharp bergamot, almost astringent, less like fresh citrus and more like lemon-scented cleaner. The neroli emerges quickly, but it’s a diluted, watery version, lacking the rich floral depth of the real thing. Think of unripe orange blossoms dipped in a chlorinated pool. The cedar in the base is present, yet subdued, creating a dry, slightly woody backbone that attempts to ground the airy floral notes. The cedar is a tad reminiscent of pencil shavings, sadly. It diverges significantly from the Victoria's Secret inspiration in the mid, missing the creamy, sunny warmth. This leans far more aquatic and somewhat synthetic. ### Projection Power I got a maximum of three hours from Very Velvet Aqua on my skin. The projection is moderate for the first hour, extending maybe half an arm's length, then it quickly fades to a skin scent. I tested this during a moderately active workday indoors. By lunchtime, it was practically undetectable without pressing my nose to my wrist. ### The Verdict This scent is best suited for someone who desires a light, fleeting fragrance for casual, short outings – perhaps a quick trip to the grocery store or a brief meeting. Its inoffensive nature makes it usable in close quarters, though its longevity demands frequent reapplication. It appeals to someone not seeking immense sophistication, rather a clean, simple, barely-there aura."