This perfume seems to have embodied 'prettiness' into a scent. The notes of peach and rose that the brand has disclosed are very accurately perceived. It is extremely feminine and has a pretty, fruity floral scent with little polarization. The scent of a juicy white peach that you've just taken a bite of wafts through, followed by a sweet rose aroma. Rose perfumes can be quite diverse, but this rose has a soft, pink rose petal-like scent with a slight cosmetic feel. There is no trace of the leaves, rose vines, or stems. So the scent is somewhat mysterious, but rather intuitive and easy for anyone to appreciate. Even those who dislike or rarely use perfume may not find this scent objectionable. There is patchouli in the notes, but the characteristic bitterness of patchouli is barely perceptible. There is a subtle warm woody undertone. There is no spiciness or smokiness, and the fresh, bright scent is maintained throughout. In terms of makeup, it would pair well with a very bright, soft pink blush (like Ballerina Pop, Apieu PK07, or Laka Sweet) and a lovely, blurry matte pink lip (like Mujigeon Mansion Softie or Rom&nd Pink Sand). I wonder if you can imagine the color tone and feel of this perfume. This is a perfume that would suit a young woman in her early 20s with long hair and a delicate, feminine vibe, especially in the springtime.

The scent is rather ordinary and predictable, lacking a unique feel. This could be a drawback or an advantage, depending on the person.

This scent goes well with spring. It has the most noticeable sweet and refreshing notes of peach, giving it a feminine and pretty aroma. The woody notes are blended in, so it's not overly sweet but has an added sense of sophistication. It seems to suit women much better than men, and can be worn by people of all ages without any issues.

There were no disappointing aspects. I recommend trying it out and purchasing it.