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Klapoyshenko – :
Very cloying and strange osmanthus. It ruins tuberose and everything else. Thats all I have to say about this one. Good Girl has actually Gone Bad this time!
Lady Angelina – :
If you like GGGB, but balk at the high price, I recommend Peng Lai by Berdoues. They both open with the sweet, almost apricot-like burst of osthmanthus. The dry down is different in that the woody cedar note in GGGB becomes more pronounced, but I am not a huge fan of cedar so its exclusion doesn’t bother me. I wish the longevity was better on both. I don’t think GGGB is extraordinary enough to justify the price, though the scent is lovely. I don’t feel a need to have this in my collection when I could spend less than half the cost on Peng Lai and basically have the same experience.
Adablycyday – :
Very well set brand:
1) Unique bottles along with their own unique clutches.
2) Great non-disposable luxury philosophy with the refillable flankers which you can keep for life.
3) Unique fragrances according to the side of your personality that you wish to enhance by emitting a particular scent.
So far so good and bravo to Killian for putting on the market a brand that promises to provide a different kind of luxury, given the fact that he is the heir of a very long and quality industry of a totally different field – yet he chose to be involved in perfumery clearly because of pure love for it. I respect that.
However, when one pays such an amount of money knowing exactly what it is they buy, they expect – if not demand – their fragrance not only to be unique, but also to be distinctive; that is to have projection.
When at the perfume shop, I smelled about ten of Killian’s fragrances and tested four of them on me in order to end up buying “Good Girl Gone Bad”. I was also told that this perfume is the brand’s best seller.
I was really excited with my buy until I returned home, got prepared for an outing and sprayed the fragrance on me. In the meantime, I couldn’t find anywhere the smells of the other “Killians” that I had tested.
Needless to say that in about an hour not me nor the people around me could smell the “GGGB” that I had bought and sprayed for the outing.
And I conclude: I do not exclude the possibility that the fragrances of Killian’s brand are not made for my skin. However, when a perfume lover chooses this kind of niche perfumery to buy from, they shouldn’t end up absolutely scentless within one hour.
Frankly, I am really disappointed not to have found any value for money in this buy, because this perfume is absolutely overhyped.
It looks like my non-disposable luxury flanker will hardly get any refill, but it will make a great part of my collection.
dyakonenkoroman – :
Not sure, maybe because I have a weak spot for Osmanthus or maybe because I simply love the scents that can still in a simple way can be very feminine, but I just adore this perfume.
I first tried it few years ago and actually hoped I can forgot how fantastically they radiate on my skin. How trully luxurious I feel wearing them! Testing and buying in years numbers of bottles I rarely can say any scent smell so upper-class on my skin. And coming back after few years to them by testing I could no longer resist their appeal, so ended buying a regular bottle of my girl:-)
Good girl gone bad is powdery, white flowery with a small hint of cologne echo with impressive longevity throughout the day. Here I should say I have a strong impression, contrary to its name, this is a very “safe” perfume. Office, business occassions, hot summer in the city where you like to emanate and underline your feminine charm – these will be the perfect occassions to really admire and feel that Good Girl is a Good Girl for you!
v10077 – :
Oh,man..
Mmmmmmm!!!
It’s a wink-wink-nudge-nudge,
Come hither, boy,
Naughty Fruit
Sex on Halloween!
Pricey, yes, but it’s a devious fragrance turn-on.
Iodistontotte – :
I made a blind sniffing test with my boyfriend (I choose 40 scents from my collection) — where Shalimar was the winner btw. — including this one.
When he smelled Good Girl Gone Bad he said immediately:
This smells expensive!
I indeed feel and always felt expensive wearing this (way before the test). And ripe but not in a sexy way, more like in a “I know shit” way. Which feels good.
Also I realized I love sour scents, they comfort me, they balance my chemistry. Plus here, we have a dirty woody — which is gladly no Sandalwood — undertone. Just so much dirt that I feel extra elegant and mature.
Кир413 – :
First let me apologize to anyone who likes this.
To me this smells like plastic, after it’s rotted, if plastic could rot.
chz996elipseskism – :
I’m testing this a 3rd time and I think I’m starting to get it. It’s not about a good girl doing anything bad, it’s way more sensual than that. It’s a girl coming into maturity, she’s ripening. The “bad” maybe referring to how like a fruit gets ripe, as there is a tinge if sticky sweet that reminds me of byredo’s pulp. It is the juicy kind of sweet, not sugary. She is tuning, not turned yet. And it’s that moment in between that is sensuality at its epitome. Sexy is not about having, it’s about hunger for what could be had. She is ripe to be taken. That is what this floral with a lingering sweetness is about, the moment before…
uifehuifghjsdf – :
I am a true fruity or fruity-floral type gal who does not seem to like a cedar base in all the perfumes I have tried. I’m also not a fan of traditional floral perfumes. I bought this one particularly to test what a dominant “tuberose” smells like based on its scent profile and people’s comments here after having a night-and-day experience between two different testers on Atelier’s Cafe Tuberosa. I bought this prepared to be disappointed, but instead I was met with utter surprise – in a good way. I did NOT smell any tuberose until I did a new second separate testing later and realized it had cut the tuberose smell into half – it only has, softly, the ending smell of the tuberose – that’s a good thing to me ‘coz I hate tuberose. The opening was misty with some sweet (not juicy, or traditional fruity) coming from one note (osmanthus?) before blooming into well balanced florals (at least three) that meandered into a light powdery ending that definitely has amber in it but no cedar at least to me. After a few minutes, the scent continues to evolve but only very slightly…I can see why others would think it is somewhat creamy, but I disagree that it smells like new laundry. This perfume didn’t come across as a “clean” scent/fresh laundry kind to me, but a slow dynamic soft floral perfume that had a “fruity” initial scent innovation without a fruit ingredient. Picture a beautiful 20-35 year old lady prancing into a wheat field on a warm sunny day with her eyes having to adjust to the sun’s diamond rays.Dainty, innocently sophisticated, very feminine, and definitely not a bad girl.
faluplill – :
This smells like laundry that got put into the dryer but was then forgotten about. It has a sour note. Maybe I got a bad tester? I wanted to like it but unfortunately it’s a no for me.
mariora – :
I got a sample of this with a recent order. First impression, was “Ok, it’s a nice white floral.” I usually sample a couple of times or more before making any final judgement. I sprayed this on me again, really concentrating on the notes this time.
Well, she isn’t a good girl gone bad, as everyone else has noted. On my skin, GGGB stays a good girl. It’s simple but addictive; I’m constantly wanting to sniff my wrist. I also get some nice wafts too. It smells refreshing, but not fresh, and joyful. To me, it’s a happy fragrance. Imagine a warm, spring day, the sun is hitting your skin and your inhaling white florals around you and the sweetness of them makes you smile. That’s what this smells like.
If you like Amouage’s Honour and Creed’s Love in White, then you’ll more than likely enjoy this one.
asjfueanthg – :
My initial impression after putting it on is of a incense I used to use.. I think it was Sai Flora? The incense had a heavily floral/wood mix to it. This perfume wet is equivalent to opening a new package of Sai Flora (before burning). There’s definitely jasmine in here, and rose. Also, I kind of got a whiff of musk that blew off pretty fast (thank goodness, musk tends to go bad on me). I’m pretty sure this is the fault of the jasmine/patchouli combo.
I can see what people are saying about “peach”- it does smell a touch like the stone of a peach. I think that’s the osmanthus, with the amber providing the sweetness (unless there’s another stone fruit used- it isn’t quite peach?!).
At about 30 minutes in, I’m wondering if I’m reviewing the correct perfume. There’s notes in here not listed above. My skin & vetiver have a passionate romance & there is definitely vetiver in this. And violet! Tuberose/vetiver/violet. Love. Also, am I crazy or is there something red in here?
In any case, it dies down after a couple hours on me. It stays close to the skin. The fruit notes are gone & it’s more an earthy, soft floral.
[of course I see MiguelHarris’ note after all this – LOL]
_Ева_ – :
This is a nice fragrance but considering the prices of this brand, it’s nothing extraordinary and it doesn’t last all that long either. The most positive thing about it for me is that it reminds me of Gwen Stefani’s L which I did really like at the time, though this is a bit softer/less brightly citrus than that one was.
Sndati – :
Apricot isn’t listed as a note above but this is heavy on apricot especially in the opening and the heart. It’s a good girl who ate a really juicy apricot and the apricot juice spilled on her blouse and hands and she didn’t wash any of it off and that’s where she turns bad. Who wants to smell like dried, sticky fruit juice other than a five year old? I like many By Kilian scents but this one isn’t for me.
SooneTefbepv – :
Kilian perfumes constantly baffle me a bit. Per ounce, this stuff costs more than Carnal Flower (the most expensive of the Malle perfumes, at least currently), yet is a pale shadow of that one.
Even Carnal flower is a bit tame and gentle, as its name ends up being quite a misnomer, and not that long lasting. This is fruitier and more generic, less green, and the white flower doesn’t make as much of an impression. I couldn’t even smell anything after an hour. I even totally forgot I had tried this on until next time I was passing by the counter, that’s how memorable it was lol.
Are you paying for that bottle? Because it is nice. It would be a lot cheaper empty though.
iwm221Negeltzex – :
To echo everyone else, there is nothing “bad” about this good girl, although I’m not sure she’s even that good either. A light, airy white floral that feels very crisp initially. It settles into something heavily tuberose, but not in the creamy way tuberose tends to be – more like a fresh, green tuberose. The cedar dominates the dry down. Something about this does not feel very memorable at all although it is nice like a stroll through a floral garden. Perhaps it’s just on my skin, but I completely miss any animalistic notes. With a name like “Good Girl Gone Bad”, I wanted to smell proper but wild and a little dirty – this feels proper enough to meet your SO’s parents for the first time.
timesup – :
A very clean white floral with tuberose as a main player (most of the indolic qualities have been erased). I agree with other reviewers: there’s nothing “bad” about it. A pretty, prim and proper little fragrance. Next, please!
sumihail – :
Good Girl Gone Bad (aka GGGB) by Kilian is one of those beautifully soft and sweet white floral scents, exceptionally tender, pretty and feminine, yada yada yada. It’s the perfect perfume for a homecoming queen, or a romantic young woman who is getting married to her Prince Charming in a wedding dress made of pristine white satin and lace. In other words, it’s mindbogglingly boring. 🙂 Actually, the main issue with this fragrance is its poor longevity. I tested it against Narcisso Rodrigues Rose Musc. As it were, NR stayed on my left hand even after I washed my hands twice and maintained its sillage for several hours; while GGGB was only noticeable on my right hand during the first hour or so, and then disappeared completely in less than three hours. Imho not worth the money, but to each their own.
orx503Diobtetty – :
The title could be really misleading, as to me this “girl” hasn’t really “gone bad” – it’s more like she’s only thinking “what if…?” but who knows if she ever got brave enough? Or she could be a bad girl in a very innocent way. That said, I imagine a very young girl could easily carry this fragrance very well. Wear it when you want to feel innocent with just a pinch of naughtiness, maybe with a short lace dress and long wavy hair.
This smells a bit too candy-ish to me, more so than floral. It’s on the cusp of feeling like a drugstore fragrance, which I am not saying in a bad way at all, but if you want a scent that feels extremely expensive and classy, maybe you’d want to purchase something else. Not really a special occasion fragrance, but very easy, nice and positive, not a bit serious, more of a playful juice.
monty1140 – :
Too flowery for my taste; only naughty if your idea of “gone bad” is wearing white after Labor Day.
lord – :
I got a sample of this perfume at Saks Fifth Avenue. I was really curious because of the ‘gone bad’ in the title. As someone mentioned earlier, I’m not really getting a girl gone bad, but I AM getting more of an outdoors scent. In a GOOD way! There is just enough sweetness ( very little on me) to say that it’s feminine, but then there is (on me) also a quality of dirt after a rain. I picture Fall days, leaves blowing, very gentle changes in the season. From what I read of the reviews above, and then MY experience, I would definitely suggest getting a sample first. I am wearing the scent right not, and I’m waiting to see how it evolves through the day. ( it is 9:00 EST on a Friday in Columbus Ohio). Have a beautiful day!
димон7777 – :
Didn’t expect to like it but I think I’m falling for it day by day. To me, there is nothing “gone bad” about it- all of it is good, good and good. The silage and longevity is the best I’ve experienced- just a spritz and a good 3 days. Bravo!
Mihanhel – :
Smells like a whispery oriental to me, maybe a light narcissus. Since I prefer my perfumes to scream bloody murder at me it’s not a favorite. More of an extremely pleasant skin scent, and slightly peachy as someone else mentioned…I’d prefer it a little more rancid like a real good girl gone bad;)
anizar – :
A nice enough fruity floral but nothing special. Exceedingly sweet, like a jolly rancher or some other fruit flavored hard candy, mixed with some pretty florals (osmanthus and jasmine). The tuberose is not very green here, or if it is it’s completely overwhelmed by all the sweetness. Narcotic, has a tropical vibe. Likeable enough I guess. If you’re into fruity florals you should definitely give this one a try as it’s well done for the genre.
bechter – :
This is a gorgeous seductive white floral,that I had to have for myself. I normally am not a floral fan, but this one is so exceptionally well done. I see this as being very pure in it’s femininity, and that’s exactly what gives it it’s “Bad” element. It is completely unapologetic about announcing itself as a beautiful woman. I really can’t compare it to anything else, it has a presence all it’s own. It’s longevity and sillage is very good on my skin. Definitely worth the money!!
alex53rus – :
I love this lately , it’s such a creamy warm floral that has an amazing silage and lasting power. I love the cedar and amber along with the osmantus note ,it’s very warm and sexy ,musky and fresh. Almost a little green in the beginning,,, hence good girl ,fresh and innocent , green and clean. It’s gets more sweet and peachy warm and smooth. A lot of people say they don’t understand the bad girl in this but I believe if sexy is suopse to be bad then that’s the bad part. It’s is very sexy and feminine ,it oozes femininity in my opinion. Peach cedar and amber ,tuberose and osmantus , a little rose Jasmine and narcissus ,,,what can be more feminine than those notes ? It’s a dance of femininity at its heights in my opinion . Its lushes and sexy to me.
This may sound weird to some but it reminds me of how my lingerie drawer smells. Like white musk, roses and peaches ,like skin ,a little sweaty , worn camisoles and brassieres ,,, it’s just so intimate ,,,
unfaraHaf – :
Eh….this didn’t go Bad Girl on me, it didn’t even go bad, it just went away! Very little lasting power, although I didn’t use very much. Swapped it out immediately. I really couldn’t smell anything different from a zillion other white floral scents out there…I was hoping for some of this skanky and salacious indolic tuberose I keep hearing about but no, just Headache Town. It’s very strange and almost translates to rotten or overripe fruit on me! What a bummer, but not, bc I’m terrified I’ll fall in love with one of these By Killians and will have to buy a bottle-I’ve tried a few and none have overwhelmed me.
Drakula))) – :
I blind bought this after watching someone rave about it in a perfume collection video on YouTube. I was lucky enough to find it at a reduced price so saved a bit of money too.
It was a big risk as I’m extremely discerning when it comes to fragrance but my reasoning was that I could always sell it if it turned out not to be for me.
On first spray I thought perhaps I’d be taking that option to sell it, generic fruity floral, really not my thing, but shortly afterwards what I can only describe as a ‘chocolatey’ note came through and all of a sudden I was transported back to the summer of 2004 and my honeymoon in the USA.
During a few days in LA in June that year I discovered a Fresh boutique down a leafy street somewhere in the LA area (I don’t recall where) and, being from the UK and never having come across the brand before, spent an absolute fortune on both their skincare and 2 fragrances in their collection; Fig Apricot and Manon. To my nose, Good Girl Gone Bad is extremely reminiscent of Manon by Fresh, a chocolately, creamy floral, sweet but in a refined way. Sadly I can find no trace that Manon ever existed, not only was it discontinued it seems but there’s no reference to it here on Fragrantica for me to link it above as a ‘smells like’. Funnily enough, the other perfume I bought that day, ‘Fig Apricot’ also has something in common with GGGB, that delicious ripe apricot scent coming from the Osmanthus in this case so when I smell this delight it’s like all the memories from my honeymoon when I wore both those Fresh fragrances on rotation, come flooding back to me. It’s warm days in LA, strolling the streets of Santa Monica, exploring the boutiques, walking the strip of Las Vegas, driving the canyon roads of Nevada…it’s happy days in Orlando, riding our favourite attractions at Disneyworld and finally relaxing in the Keys, the turquoise sea of Key Largo, the Caribbean colonial style of Key West, snorkelling, eating delicious food, drinking cocktails. Happy, beautiful days, all suddenly fresh in my mind again thanks to this beauty from By Kilian.
Longevity is incredible – some 16 hours later and I’m still getting wafts of it from my skin.
Sillage is moderate.
I would have paid full price for this, worth every penny not just for nostalgic reasons but because it’s truly a beautiful and unusual composition.
Silver-78 – :
I just got a sample of this yesterday, and I really wanted to like it. I loved it in the bottle. However, I sprayed some on myself this morning before I left the house and I now realize that I hate the way I smell. I feel like this is either a masculine women’s perfume or a feminine men’s cologne. I don’t know why, I just do. Also, I feel as though I smell like a prostitute. I really do. And there’s just something about it that doesn’t smell good on me. And that is strange, considering I love white Florals.
klimdok – :
Good Girl Gone Bad, as other reviewers have mentioned, brings to mind “girl” but does little to bring us anything “bad”. The price, name, and presentation set a level of expectation that, I must admit, is difficult to satisfy; so with that being said, I braced myself for mediocrity. The opening is a nice mixture of aldehydes, peach, and laundry detergent. The floral notes are quite soapy and free of animalic aspect, mostly rose and sterile white floral. Sometimes, there is a trace of smokiness lost in the starch, so maybe someone is had a cigarette in the laundry room two weeks ago? I can almost see GGGB as a nod to Arpege with its bold peach/apricot and aldehydes, but it falls short of being anything memorable. I’m having a difficult time deciding on the rating because the price is ridiculous for what it is. A solid middle-of-the-road fragrance is reasonable at $80-100 for 50 mL, but at $260, one begins to wonder if the tailor fooled the emperor.
2.5/5
ney226Unlogrere – :
Good Girl Gone Bad is a sweet rosy tuberose with a side of peach tea. If you enjoy tuberose, but find Fracas too dense and buttery give this a try. Its pretty, with decent longevity , but not very original. I enjoy this, but not for the price.
DaydayMak – :
Exceptional fragrance. Sophisticated but unconventional, very sexy! True Killian!!
airarm – :
I’ve got to hand it to this fragrance: I am so not a tuberose person, but I actually like this anyway. Opening is peach and sandalwood (neither of which are actually listed in the notes, ha–sandalwood is probably the interaction of cedar and florals, and the peach might come from the osmanthus). Rather fresh and nice. Then soon turns toward the tuberose direction, and dries down more or less as woods. I wouldn’t buy a bottle, but I suspect I’ll keep the sample. It’s a fun scent.
ivnsu – :
This is such a strange fragrance that I find myself at a loss for words. For starters this doesn’t smell like a “bad girl” scent (quite the contrary), it’s boldly abhorrent and awkwardly feminine at the same time. The best way I can explain it is to imagine someone cooking curry while standing next to a large bouquet of roses. I know this smell because I’ve lived in India for a short time and this reminds me of every restaurant in New Delhi that I’ve stepped foot into.
The tuberose note is reminiscent of salted meat and heavy cream, especially the moment when ghee (clarified butter) mixes with pork; it’s gourmand in the most unconventional way. A strange combination that is both attractive and repulsive to me. It’s like stepping into an Indian household after the owner had already prepared dinner and is now spraying air freshener to get rid of the scent.
I pick up a lot of Jasmine and amber on the dry down, the osmanthus is very creamy and clean (smells like lotion) but I can still smell the meat! I don’t know why I am just not a fan of tuberose, the idea of cured pork mixed with white florals and spicy woods is offsetting to my nose. This is an unexpectedly gritty fragrance dressed up in a white dress; it’s definitely unlike anything I’ve ever experienced.
Frankly I can understand the appeal with this brand and I can respect anyone who loves it, but unfortunately for me the tuberose made this perfume an unforgivable experience.
Vienna.Pink
Inz – :
My favourite perfume from the kilian house. The smell is unique and catchy. Very light and gives a flowery aura.
xpoqswmtlmq – :
How can I check date of Good girl
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Pls show me, thank you
Frepennairway – :
Good girl is still good!
I need to discover something dark,mysterious,spicy,or at least loud and heady in a perfume to link it to a bad!!girl
This one smells heavenly gorgeous,lovelyyy
This is a floral bouquet,some very well balanced indolic white florals,tuberose and jasmine,osmanthus,narcissus and rose,these florals sound strong but they are very well blended and balanced,it’s bright,creamy and soft..youthful and lively..I can also smell a fruity undertone,I can’t put my finger on a specific fruit note,but there is a fruity freshness
This is not a fragrance for a innocent,girly girl,it’s not a dark,mysterious femmefetal scent neither..This is a normal girl,lively,honest with a pure heart but naughty smiles and glowing eyes
If you like soft,modern white floral scents,this is One of the bests..long-lasting and well projecting
Good girls gone bad,,gone to my wish
❤❤❤❤
alkanaft – :
As much as I try, I just can’t seem to like By Kilian fragrances. I have yet to try one that I love. This smells like Creed Spring Flower if you threw some smoke in it- ie. it’s an expensive floral with an overpowering amber note. Smells like an older woman in church who didn’t know how much perfume they put on till it knocks those around her in the face.
I’m washing it off. Not for me.
REX_VT – :
This good girl did indeed go bad on me. . . what started out as a pretty, sweet floral turned to rotting fruit after the first hour. Definitely try before you buy because the lovely opening nearly had me sold.
vnu4ik – :
This started out so well ……. but there is no BAD phase…. it turned soft. So what happened to Good Girl GONE BAD ? ?????????? Its pretty but soft on me.
serebas143 – :
One word
SEXY !
Yes the name goes well with this perfume , it starts of white flower proper and ends in this totally sexy animalistic heavy thick, creamy sweet smells anything but a good girl !
I am considering getting this one. It reminds me of supreme bouquet YSL which is another sweet heavy creamy floral that I really love. Heavy on tuberose. As well as reminiscence of Chinatown and jasmine rouge by TF , they are all sweet flowery creamy and fruity ,,, thick heavy and very feminine ,,, Love !
OdoTeophofe – :
I’m still waiting for this one to “go bad”. The name is very misleading; it should be named “Good Girl Gone to Choir Practice”.
This is probably one of the safest fragrances I’ve smelt; it’s not bad but it’s also not me.
pine16 – :
I would have sworn this was a peach scent. It seemed very peachy to me. Like an overripe peach, screaming to be eaten.
suy579speagoessenda – :
What kind of small town girl turned femme fatale is this? “Good Girl Gone Bad” should be renamed “Good Girl Gone Angelic,” so ladylike is its tuberose. I just love it.
The tuberose, rose and osmanthus take turns coming to the forefront. From application to the far drydown this perfume is constantly changing. There’s a juicy note in there somewhere too, though I don’t see any berries on the pyramid.
If there is anything “bad” about this tuberose it shows up in the second half where it takes on a delicately animalic tone. Yes, I said “delicately animalic.” Though, actually, I’m not convinced it isn’t actually the rose/amber/cedar combo I’m smelling that creates this warm, inviting edge.
It projects about a foot for the first 3-4 hours then sillage is low after that. Since it’s built for and blossoms in the heat, that’s probably about right. I’m going to have to get my hands on a bottle, despite my distaste for the name.
lesjagudok – :
If I had a girl..id want her to smell like this all the time, this just smells like a very hot sexy woman that’s young and active. Very fresh and versatile. It came with the art edition sample pack when I bought straight to heaven, my favorite fragrance. This is very nice for a female, very very feminem. Sexy….
pdx398InsuffBooni – :
Oh no. I love the scents from Kilian , but this … pickles.
cotelnikow.d – :
This starts off very dominatrix type white floral and dark feminine. At least on me, a male. Very nice and quality is outstanding. Not for a shy timid person, possibly. So my interest peaked around the 5 hour mark when the scent took a very dramatic turn. It became very green somehow. A faint but soft beautiful green. Must try for the ladies or outgoing male.
gle11 – :
You will feel like a million dollar baby wearing this one. Smells like a nice mix of flowers + citrus. Fantastic. Worth every dollar!
vasilchenkosa – :
The initial impression is- GROSS and weird. The dry down, lovely.
registrator – :
I’m completely obsessed with this. It’s incredibly sexy. When you have a huge wardrobe of perfumes, you think you can’t be surprised by anything. You think you’ve basically ‘smelled them all’. When I first got a whiff of this one, I literally groaned with pleasure. It was that instant. I had to have it, no matter what the cost (and ouch!) and although I was at a perfume launch for another perfume house at the time, the one perfume I couldn’t stop thinking about was Good Girl Gone Bad. I had to buy it BEFORE smelling anything else that evening, and although I went on to buy some others, this was the one I wore home, and the one I’ve worn pretty much every day since. The idea of running out makes my blood run cold. It’s a modern fragrance, it’s bright, to begin with, but underneath is the pure smell of sex. Other people have mentioned ‘freshly removed panties’ and honestly, that’s exactly what I thought of. I’m not terribly good at describing combinations of notes etc, so I leave that to the experts. All I can do is describe how I react to a fragrance, and this one has gone right to the top of my ‘must wear as much as possible’ handful of fragrances. The one thing I would say is that you MUST try it on your skin. It’s no good just smelling it on a card. It changes almost constantly, and this is the joy of it.
sasha12100 – :
This is my favorite in Kilian range. I love it in any season. A great floral with a sort of caramelized trace. Maybe it is because of the cedar and Amber in the base. Anyhow this is the best Osmanrthus I’ve ever smelled. Tuberose and jasmin are very well balanced. Very good perfume!!
Dka0074 – :
Opens with an initial blast of earthy notes, immediately followed by sweet fruity floral notes and osmanthus. I also get cedar straight away. Then, the narcissus and tuberose join the party. It is a very juicy, sultry tuberose. The osmanthus stays throughout, on a base of cedar. The tuberose fades in and out of the composition.
Sillage is moderate to heavy, longevity long.
This one had to grow on me. First time I tried this scent was in summer, and I found it cloying and suffocating. Then it was gifted to me in one of those travel sets with 3 different scents, and I tried it again– I loved it! It is very different in colder weather and I can now appreciate the heavy osmanthus and tuberose notes much better. It is a very sweet scent, very feminine.
Quidling – :
Best fragrance ever!!!!! I want to smell like this forever!! Absolute genius!!! Love Kilian!!!
последнийденьмоейжиз – :
Not sure if my sample was “off” this went straight to a big cedarwood note and any fruit or floral went missing. It was completely different on the test card than my skin by a wide margin. The cedar drawer liner aroma persisted for a bit and then dried down and out. Disappointed since I thought it had great potential and was part of the holiday set I was considering at Saks.
pompybel934Unlogrere – :
Good girl gone bad?? Really?? I can`t see her doing any damages! Instead I find a pretty common girl, a bit sweet and loud, but with an aura of elegance.
The opening is a bit fruity, even if I cannot detect a specific fruit, and after a few minutes osmanthus and indian tuberose are here.
When everything gets boring, the scent is saved, in my opinion, by the woody base: cedar and amber.
Sillage and longevity are moderate.
A sweet floral scent too pricey for what it`s offering.
emudgebydrorb – :
Bleeeech on my skin. Scrubber. It smells sickly, rancid, sweet. Like weeks old flowers in a glass of fruit juice that has soured in the heat and humidity, radiating off a hot body. Sillage amazing – other people commented on my scent all day. Yes – I did not wash it off. I wanted to give it a chance to develop into something better. Just doesn’t work with my chemistry though. No one liked it on me and when I told them what it was they were surprised. They had smelled it on other people and liked it.
anat48 – :
I kept waiting for Good Girl to go BAD, but this pretty girl remained a perfect lady throughout the day and I could still smell the beauty the next morning when I showered. This never turned manky/musky to my nose, and I am actually fine with that. It’s a difficult trick to turn to make a fragrance this pretty without tipping over into