Is this a perfume or a body mist?

It is a light fragrance spray closer to a body mist than a concentrated parfum. Expect a soft scent that sits close to the skin.

How long does the scent last?

Most wearers get a few hours before it fades. Spraying on hair and clothing and reapplying midday helps it last longer.

Can I spray it on my hair?

Yes, the glycerin base makes it suitable for hair as well as wrists, neck and behind the ears. Avoid soaking the scalp.

What does it smell like?

Jasmine leads, with hibiscus flower and sandalwood underneath and a light milky note in the middle. It is floral and woody rather than sweet or fruity.

The jasmine and sandalwood blend leans feminine but is not strongly gendered. Anyone who likes soft florals can wear it.

Will it irritate sensitive skin?

It contains glycerin and ethylhexyl glycerin, which are generally mild. Patch-test first if you have reactive skin or a fragrance allergy.

Where is the Perfume Spray cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $23.96, as of our latest check.

Perfume Spray

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Color: Default

Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Last seen at $23.96 at Deal.ai on Nov 10.

Our take on the Perfume Spray

This is a body and hair fragrance mist built on jasmine, with hibiscus flower and sandalwood behind it and a soft milky note in the dry-down. It is a light eau de toilette-style spray rather than a concentrated parfum, so expect a close, skin-level scent that needs reapplying through the day. The glycerin base makes it gentler on hair and skin than an alcohol-heavy spray, which suits people who want a soft floral-woody signature without projection. Against designer mists it is a simple single-scent option with no layering range, so it wins on ease of use rather than complexity.