I am one of those ladies that loves anything that has a good smell to it. I remember places and events by scents associated with the memory. When I received this spritzer, I was excited to see what it smelled like. I sprayed in into the air and was very disappointed. The scent was not familiar, and it is not one that I enjoyed.

With smooth ingredients like cedar wood, mandarin, nutmeg, and vanilla, I expected this spritzer to have a unique and warm scent. The spritzer had nothing more than a very odd, floral scent to it that was nothing near the delicate aroma that I had hoped for. With a name like Princess Spritzer, I had expected a more sumptuous experience, not the feeling of being sprayed down a little bit of tap water.

Like most perfumes or body sprays, scents mix with your body chemicals to create a unique scent. I waited until after my evening shower to spray myself down with this new spritzer in hopes that it would be more attractive to me once it had enough time to mingle with my own chemicals. I was sorely disappointed with the results.

I sprayed my entire body with the spritzer and within seconds she scent had already faded away like I had not put anything on at all. I am pretty sure this will be one fragrance that will be tucked away in a cabinet and forgotten about.

By the time I dried my hair and got dressed for bed, it was like I had not used the first bit of spritzer. I returned to my normal routine of deodorant and department store perfume to get ready for my evening. I felt like a princess, but it was not with the help of this Princess Spritzer.