On me this is straight patchouli and musk (which isn't listed as a note) with no change whatsoever from spray to drydown. This shows that, when it comes to fragrance, gender tags are completely irrelevant - wear what you like and don’t worry if it’s packed in a pink or a blue bottle. It would have been fun if there was a hint of Windex in this scent, but given the long existence of its 90s formula, it is truly nothing special now. Normally I wouldn't care for ambroxan and have smelled it on such perfumes as Juliet Has A Gun Not A Perfume and in Dior Sauvage.

The concept was to juxtapose the most mundane and commonplace of products, the household cleaner, with something so precious, the juice of a luxury brand's fragrance.If you would like something a little more fragrant, we can recommend Toy 2 by Moschino, an oriental fragrance with delicate rose aromas and citrus nuances. I would not personally purchase it myself but someone who is into fruity,citrusy and fresh scents will love this one I believe. As with other releases from the radical fashion house the product is built with a generous portion of humour which is evident in the design. It's a bit like a cloud with the musky, almost soapy ambroxan creating a powdery warm, slightly woody peony close to the skin. This is not great, but it is clean, pratical and just smells good, but not in a "wow amazing, so lux" way, it just smells nice and clean.

Moschino Fresh Couture Eau de Toilette is a floral fruity fragrance for women that takes classic Moschino style to the extreme.its very strange, i usually really like fresh citrus scents but something about this perfume doesnt merge well with my chemistry. There are a lot of similar fragrances in the market; the first one that comes to my mind is Eros Pour Femme Versace (minus the patchouli), but i like Fresh Couture better. It reminds me of being a kid and smelling stale old lady perfume samples glued into my mother's beauty magazines. Having a large collection of gorgeous bottles I wouldn't be caught dead with this tacky thing on my dresser.