Guess Girl by Guess
Women 2013
Description
Guess Girl by Guess is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2013, this composition was created by Laurent Le Guernec. The top notes unfold with raspberry, melon and bergamot; the heart reveals orchid, lily of the valley and black acacia (robinia); while the base notes settle on Madagascar vanilla and Australian sandalwood.
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Key notes
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Top
raspberry
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Heart
orchid
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Base
Madagascar Vanilla
Community
669 votes
- Positive 72%
- Negative 19%
- Neutral 8.8%
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Season
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Time of day
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Fragrance profile
About Guess Girl
Guess Girl by Guess is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2013, this composition was created by Laurent Le Guernec. The top notes unfold with raspberry, melon and bergamot; the heart reveals orchid, lily of the valley and black acacia (robinia); while the base notes settle on Madagascar vanilla and Australian sandalwood.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
280 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Intimate
329 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
163 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
157 votes
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18 reviews
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I’m not a fan of sweet or fruity scents; to me, this is floral, very feminine, flat and without character. Perfect for the office—it doesn’t stand out, it just gets the job done. A clean scent.
I don’t detect any sweetness or fruitiness. To me, it’s floral, very feminine, flat and without personality. Ideal for the office, it doesn’t stand out, it simply fulfils its purpose. A clean scent.
A pity it doesn’t last; on my skin, it barely lasted 40 minutes, and it’s a body mist anyway. The scent isn’t anything special and is extremely weak.
On my skin, I detect raspberry and melon in a soft lemon juice, with a faint base of lily of the valley and sandalwood. At first, it smells like childish syrup or synthetic sweetness, but it makes you want to try it. It’s youthful and simple, uncomplicated, yet catches the eye despite being common; it smells like a VS body mist. The most prominent note is floral melon. I like it because I don’t own anything like it in my collection of 27 perfumes. I recommend trying it on skin and waiting hours to see how it evolves, because at first it smells odd, then it becomes exquisite.
I tried it on Mist; it’s super tasty but a bit impersonal. It’s floral and fresh, reminding me of the fresh Miss Dior line. Very light, ideal for summer or everyday wear. It’s extremely everyday, rich word, haha. I’m not sure if I’d buy it, but I do like it.
I encountered it in mist form; super tasty but certainly a bit impersonal. It’s a fresh floral scent that reminded me of Miss Dior’s freshest line, so that gives you an idea of the vibe. Very light, ideal for summer or daily wear, very everyday. That’s the rich word ‘everyday’ but rich, haha. I’m not sure if I’d buy it, but I like it.
In my experience, I feel it’s a nice scent but quite generic, without personality, somewhat interchangeable, and definitely doesn’t make a statement. But if that’s what you’re looking for—smelling nice without any particular purpose while still reflecting youthfulness—I’d recommend it.
I’m sorry about the sandalwood from start to finish; it gives it a woody or talcum touch, although at first it smells like bubblegum due to the raspberries. It’s soft and ideal for daytime. I like that it doesn’t have musk or vetiver.
I smell a lot of sandalwood from start to finish, which personally makes me smell like wood or a bit of talcum powder, although right after applying it reminds you of certain chewing gums. That must be due to the raspberries. It’s soft and perfect for daily wear. I appreciate that it doesn’t have musky or vetiver notes.
At first, I liked the discreet, non-cloying scent, but it doesn’t last at all. I’m looking for something light that will hold up, and this one doesn’t; by lunchtime, there’s nothing left. It’s only suitable if you’re seeking something subtle, what a pity it lacks persistence.
The first day I smelled it, I liked the discreet scent; nothing cloying, etc. However, despite wanting something light yet long-lasting—which this perfume certainly isn’t—the scent isn’t great unless you’re looking for something unobtrusive. It’s a pity it doesn’t last at all; practically by the hour, you can’t smell your perfume anymore.
I detect the raspberry note and absolutely love it. The bottle is lovely, but the longevity is weak: the trail is soft and fades very quickly.
I notice the raspberry in this fragrance and like it because that note is one of my favourites. The bottle is lovely. The longevity is weak while the trail is soft. It lasts very little and after a while, it’s no longer felt.
A beautiful, very eye-catching bottle. I give the scent a 5; definitely not to my liking. It doesn’t smell bad, but it’s such a common, simple aroma; I don’t perceive anything different.
It smells like a bar of toilet soap, excessively simple.
The packaging is lovely, with its flower and little pink bottle, but the scent is super soft, like a brand-new doll. It reminds me of J.Lo’s Glow. My mum gave it to me for Christmas, which is why I keep it. If you’re thinking of buying it, try it in-store first to decide… Good luck!
The packaging is lovely, with its flower and little pink bottle, but the scent is super soft, like a brand-new doll. It reminds me of J.Lo’s Glow. My mum gave it to me for Christmas, which is why I keep it. If you’re thinking of buying it, test it in-store first before deciding… Good luck!
What a letdown. On my skin it smells clean, but more like concentrated shampoo than perfume.