Dirty Heaven

Dirty Heaven opens with bright white florals that feel soft and pretty at first, but there’s an immediate metallic, slightly gritty edge underneath that twists it into something less innocent. It’s floral, but distorted—clean with a subtle darkness running through it. As it dries down, vanilla, amber, and musk warm it into a close, sensual skin scent. The sweetness stays, but the “dirty” undertone never fully disappears, making it feel both smooth and slightly unsettling in an addictive way.

Angelic and simultaneously dark and light.

I was on a fence about getting a sample of Dirty Heaven, the review that says it "smelled like baby dolls from hell" convinced me to try it. Although there is a harmony with it's various notes, it has a depth that's difficult to describe- it's so pleasant to smell over and over again. Incredible staying power on the skin. It's sweet but not, it's cherry-like but not, it's light but dark. Truly I fell in love with this perfume. I didn't personally find it to be cough-syrup like at all. It's as if a rough around the edges seraph would wear this. It makes me feel delicate but not weakened, truly one of the more unique fragrances I've ever had the pleasure of knowing.

I like the others better