Elie Saab Girl of Now
4.0
Overall
Accords
almond
sweet
nutty
fruity
amber
vanilla
woody
Notes Pyramid
Top
PistachioPearMandarin Orange
Heart
AlmondOrange BlossomMagnolia
Base
Almond MilkTonka BeanCashmeranPatchouli
Community Verdict
Pros & Cons
- ✅ Yum! I love the nuttiness of this one and that it is not overly sweet.
- ✅ Such a pretty almond sweet scent. Not blind buy worthy but worthy enough to get your nose on.
- ✅ Girl of Now has all my favourite notes beautifully blended. Woody, nutty, orange blossom and almond, sweetness and a soft patchouli dry down. Just beauts 👌🏼
- ✅ This perfume is divine ✨️ The opening are almonds mixed with orange blossom and mandarin, then it becomes a slightly floral due to the magnolia note, to lead into marzipan scent which I personally find very pleasant to wear in autumn.
- ✅ I love this perfume! it’s the perfect perfume for any occasion. i’m getting the almond and pear notes. it’s creamy, fresh and sweet but not too sweet.
- ✅ Creamy, sweet and nutty fragrance. I get a lot of almond and vanilla.
- ❌ Smells like nothing but cheap perfume to me, I don’t find it that bad, but my mom hates it.
- ❌ I have this and poison girl by dior (edp). I do not consider them to be similar at all! Poison girl is lighter. This is dense and nutty. I’ve grown to hate it honestly.
- ❌ My experience with this perfume is terrible. No longevity, no projection, no pyramid at all.
- ❌ Smells like nothing but cheap perfume to me, I don’t find it that bad, but my mom hates it
- ❌ Cheap, heavy, and aggressively perfumey (obviously). I get all of the notes, but I think I wanted this to be a bit lighter.
- ❌ I've grown to hate it honestly. I enjoyed it at first but as I’ve developed my perfume preferences, it’s the least reached for perfume I have.
- ❌ My experience with this perfume is terrible. No longevity, no projection, no pyramid at all. You can just smell musky almond but it's just a whiff that vanishes in a few minutes.
- ❌ On paper I should love this perfume. I don't know why, but I really despise it.
