I like candy when it's wrapped in a sweater: Tokyo Milk Fragrances

I first heard of this line after reading one of Jessica's reviews on Now Smell This. I loved the hodgepodge of notes and the adorable Esty-like packaging. These niche scents are carried at selected Anthropologie stores and Beautyhabit.com. My local Anthropologie did not carry the whole line but had a respectable number to test. I was impressed with the quality of the juice. The gardenia was beyond creamy and worthy of being in a Monyette Paris bottle. The lasting power was fair. I reapplied my scent every 4-5 hours. This means that I will go through my bottles like water. The price makes this fact less painful. The bottles retail for $28.

Sparrow's notes are Neroli (strong, creamy and heavenly!) & Citrus, crisp greens(whispery light), creamy Gardenia, and a drydown of Rosewood.
Song in D's(my personal favorite) notes are White Orchid, Orange Flower, Gardenia and Amber. This is lovely and sweet.
I want Candy's notes are a Crisp Apple, a bucket full of sweet Peaches, and a drydown of Violets and Roses. This is very light and perfect for the upcoming summer months.

Let me know what you think of this line in the comments.

What are your favorites from this line?

Visit Beautyhabit to check out the rest of this line's offerings: http://www.beautyhabit.com/tokyomilk_parfums.html

Disclaimer: I purchased these fragrance at Anthropologie in Cleveland.

Anthropologie Question:

Has anyone tried the scents from Tokyo Milk Parfumarie? They sound so promising.
They retail for $28.

French Kiss: a sweet pucker of mandarin orange, gardenia and tuberose
Ex Libris: studiously paired fig, magnolia and bronzed musk
Le Petit:: culled from tiny violets, vanilla beans and peonies
Honey & The Moon: a twilight rendering of honey, violet, jasmine and sandalwood
Song In D Minor: white orchid, orange flower and gardenia, all in perfect key
I Want Candy: crisp apples, peaches and rosebuds are sweet, never treacle
Waltz: linden buds, wisteria petals and white musk twirl in time

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Credit: Sam Flores