Ed Hardy Love & Luck by Christian Audigier

The scent isn’t particularly spectacular, especially when compared to others from the same brand. Once it dries down, it leaves a residue that doesn’t suit me. It’s soft, lacking florals or excessive sweetness, with a very faint citrus note. If you’re thinking of buying it, I’d recommend testing it first.

I smell bergamot, vodka, and jasmine; the base seems to be sandalwood and patchouli. It was a gift from my boyfriend, and honestly, he missed the mark. I can wear it if I’m in a good mood, otherwise I can’t stand it for long. It feels more like a spring or autumn scent to me—fresh, but not citrusy for my taste. It will last years as I rarely use it, but when I do finish it, I won’t repurchase.

It’s fresh but with a sensual edge from the alcohol. Call me crazy, but it reminds me of Moschino’s Gold Fresh Couture: it has something strange about it that makes you stand out and feel unique.

I went to look for Aqua di Gio to gift, but they didn’t have it, so I looked for something citrusy. They offered Love & Luck at the price. When I got home, I cheated and tried it; it smelled like floor cleaner (Maestro Limpio) and I felt bad gifting it, so I kept it. Later I tried it properly and it was different: like bathing in lemonade mixed with jasmine. It’s sweet and fresh. I only detect bergamot, lemon, jasmine, and a bit of mint. It’s delicious, I kept it, and I love it in the heat. Although it’s sweet, it’s not cloying.

Honestly, I don’t like the Ed Hardy brand, but as I approached the bottle, it caught my attention. I smelled it and loved it, even though it’s a strange scent, nothing like what I usually wear, which is sweet. This aroma is very unique; there’s nothing like it. It’s soft, smells of lemon with a sweet touch, and I simply adore it.

I bought it because it was on offer, but it didn’t quite take my fancy. At first, I sensed something citrusy, like lemonade, but later on my skin, that strange smell mentioned by another user emerged, and in the end, it gave me a bit of a headache. I didn’t detect the sweetness or the florals, but I did notice the musk. If you’re not used to intense scents, wear it in autumn or winter.

I already knew Ed Hardy perfumes and found them plastic and very sweet. On a sale, I decided to try another one… surprise, it’s totally different, super fresh, slightly sweet, and softly citrusy. I liked it so much that I bought the two remaining 100ml bottles 🙂

A while ago, I dared to buy it based on Gabriela’s reviews, and it was a pleasant surprise. I agree that it’s comforting, feminine, and slightly sweet. The sandalwood and musk are subtly noticeable, resulting in a delicate and lovely perfume. I didn’t distinguish orange or patchouli, but it has had excellent longevity on my skin.

I feel bad admitting it, but I like it. I smelled it without knowing and loved it, but finding out it was Ed Hardy brought my spirits down (respect to the fans). At first, I’d swear it smelled like melon. The cherry blossom is lovely and a bit powdery. The pink pepper is soft, and the nectarine gives it a pleasant acidity at the end. The musk is creamy. If you tried it blind, you wouldn’t believe it’s by Ed Hardy. It’s not innovative, but it’s tender and comforting. I don’t detect jasmine, patchouli, or blood orange. The projection and longevity are excellent.