I decided to try this spray in Walking the Red Carpet because I saw that it had a mix of black and red currant which usually smells great. There is also rose and jasmine in this spray. When I first sprayed it, all I could smell was jasmine. It was just overwhelming! I tend to get headaches when I smell a strong amount of rose and jasmine and this certainly didn't help. The scent itself is fairly pleasing but the jasmine just overwhelms everything else; nothing else can be differentiated.

This is a dry oil spray and surprisingly feels more like a regular alcohol-based body spray than dry oil. It does not leave my skin oily after application because it absorbs very quickly into the skin. After rubbing it in, skin feels soft and the overpowering scent dissipates a bit. Within an hour, the scent lingers no more and re-application is needed if you want to still smell it. I know some people have felt that the oiliness of this spray has been a problem. I have not faced a problem from this dry oil product. However, I do use this right after I get out of the shower, sometimes when my skin is still wet. This helps with absorption into the skin and "lightening" the scent for me.

As far as taste goes, I didn't spray it and directly taste it. However, I did spray this in my hair and hours later, while there was a faint bouquet smell (which is awesome for hair!) there was no taste. I would recommend this particular scent to be used also on bedding, around the home, after shaving and in your hair. It is especially great for when you're done with shaving your legs, etc. It moisturizes and leaves your skin silky with a flowery smell.

I decided to use this for my hair but even then, I rarely use this. The smell is just a killer for me.