a b "JLo mixes new love potion" (Online). Cosmetics International. October 21, 2005 . Retrieved March 3, 2012.

I'm not about to say many nice things about this perfume, so allow me to say, the note profile of this fragrance is sophisticated for a celebrity release. I much prefer relaxing tea-floral fragrances to the slew of childish fruity floral perfumes that celebs typically release. I blind bought it for the notes, and the notes are accurately reflected by the Fragrantica votes. Another thing. I have so many fragrances that have disappointing longevity but this…she’s a beast, honey! Performs, and keeps getting better. One of my favorites right now. I took it home that evening and tried it. Wow, this was NICE. This was when I found out I liked tea scents, and a bit of pepper, and jasmine... But the pepper didnt itch my nose. Maybe the rose took the edge off? This was was more sophisticated. Sometimes I wore this one to work (even though I wasn't supposed to) and it survived every declutter, a move, a marriage, a child... Critchell, Samantha (September 13, 2002). "Fragrances for fall, a symphony of scents". The Spectator. Hamilton, Ont.The longevity is great on me, the top notes stays consistently about 2 hours with a good sillage, after that it turns to a nice nice dry-down until I take a shower at night before bed. It somehow stays forever on my clothes, though. a b Tyrangiel, Josh (August 22, 2005). "Jennifer Lopez - 25 Most Influential Hispanics in America". Time. Archived from the original on September 1, 2010 . Retrieved October 22, 2012.

The second flanker fragrance is Love at First Glow by JLO. Lancaster had previously announced in October 2005 that they were preparing Lopez's new fragrance, which was her fourth. [27] It was created by Steve Demercado in 2005. [28] Love at First Glow is a fragrance dedicated to "emulate the feeling of first love" and has notes of bergamot, neroli, peach, pink jasmine, wild rose, osmanthus and fluid freesia. At the base, there is musk, blond woods and vanilla absolute. [23] [27] The bottle comes with a complimentary J. Lo logo mobile phone charm. [23] I recently smelled another bottle of this fragrance and I definitely got a bad bottle. The other bottle I smelled does infact smell more fruity and tropical/beachy but still has that same clean, soapy, powdery undertone that my bottle has. It's like if you took some of my thoughts in my initial review but added a lot more tropical fruit and sweetness to it.

This was a blind buy. I didn’t have high expectations to be honest as I’m not usually a fan of celebrity fragrances however this past month I’ve been pleasantly surprised by both Still and Born Lovely by SJP. I find these 2 fragrances very similar. I've tried giving it a handful of chances within the last year and I just can't.. it's not my chemistry because regardless of where I spray it - it smells the same. Way over-hyped and not a safe blind buy. Probably one of the biggest letdowns in terms of fragrance for me.

Joe D'Angelo (December 19, 2002). "Hell No, J.Lo's Glow Won't Go, Judge Rules - Music, Celebrity, Artist News". MTV . Retrieved March 3, 2012.Soothing, and dare I say zen! When I was walking around the local mall around the holidays (smelling everything I could get my nose on of course) I was so glad I was wearing Still! Smelling it down my shirt was a bit of a "nose palate cleanser" like wow! Wear this if you get a bit anxious in department stores!

I first encountered this In a shop during a sampling spree where i just couldn’t find anything that really grabbed me. After all the overly sweet offerings in the celebrity section began to blur together I tried this and was perplexed. In comparison to everything else surrounding it this was almost non existent, but my nose was experiencing some perfume fatigue at that point. After a few minutes of rest I smelled it again and was stunned by how much I liked it. To think I could have missed out because my senses had been overloaded by the loud fruity florals that crowded the shelves. If this fragrance was a person, they would be a clean, pretty (of course), sophisticated, dressed up in a dapper white dress/suit with a neat hairstyle but however is open for something wild kind of person, if that makes sense.Therefore Miami Glow is definitely not for me. Its a shame because I can definitely understand why some people would be completely crazy into this. Suntan coconutty, frangapani-ish ambery musky vanilla delight. Beachy carefree summer vacation days in a bottle. Whats not to love if a perfume invokes such relaxed joyful vibes. Beach vibes all the way!!! I love this scent. This a very happy, young, clean, summery, fun-loving scent which definitely reminds me of good times spent on the beach. It's a cheap alternative to other more expensive beach scents that doesn't feel cheap. Take heed people. Head to Sarah Jessica Parker or even Jennifer Aniston for celeb scents done very well. I was told it was a tropical smelling fragrance and perfect for warm summer weather. So I went for it. I love anything tropical. I categorize tropical with fresh fruits mixed with florals — tiare, plumeria (Frangipani) or jasmine.