I love this discovery set! Each perfume has its own unique scent and they all smell amazing. The scents are strong and lasted on my skin all day. I’m super excited to layer these and wear them on their own!

I didn't expect much from this discovery set, but it won me over 🩶 The packaging is distinctive and eco-friendly, which I appreciate. It's not the most practical, though: the tin is tricky to open, and the vials roll around inside because there's simply too much empty space. A minor gripe, but worth mentioning. What truly matters is what's inside: six sample-sized fragrances, each capturing a different mood. All are pleasant, safe, and wearable — built around the idea of "the scent of your skin, but better." No loud statements, no sharp edges. Just inoffensive, easy-wearing scents. A quick rundown of each: Taunt is a transparent veil of vanilla and the ozonic dampness of the air after rain. Beautiful, but whisper-quiet; you'd have to bathe in it to fully appreciate it. Sunlit Blooms is my absolute favourite. It smells like a mock orange bush in full bloom on a warm May afternoon — you pass by, and a gentle haze of sweet florals drifts your way, making you smile. I love how the vanilla sweetness and floral notes are balanced by a touch of salt here. Milk and Xtra Milk both surprised me. At first, they smell like nothing at all. But once they settle, they unfold into an intimate ambery glow on my skin. Blonde is a leather-woody fragrance with a whisper of saffron. Surprisingly light and airy for the genre. Red Dakota opens with a bright bitter citrus burst that gradually gives way to crushed tart berries and a subdued gardenia barely managing to break through. What I appreciate most is that the citrus here is dry, with no sweetness in sight. I'm not usually a fan of layering sets, but this one turned out to be a pleasant exception. For the sake of this review, I applied all six at once, three on each arm. And somehow it worked: rather than clashing, they wove together into a harmonious blend — a vibrant potpourri that definitely has something to it.

The real reason I picked up this cute little sampler pack is because I am intrigued by the fact that this company offers laundry detergent, but I wanted to sample the scents first! Packaging- cute little reusable tin with a securely fitting top that slides off using a squeeze mechanism. It contains 6 sample fragrances- Taunt (“bergamot, vanilla, and amber”), Blonde (“black violet and saffron”) I like this one, I really smell the saffron. Red Dakota (“gardenia, amber, and bergamot”), Sunlit Blooms (“orange blossom, white floral, and salty vanilla”), Milk and Xtra Milk (“amber, bergamot, and white musk”)- to me, both “milks” smell a bit like a baby’s head!? And Sunlit Blooms reminded me somehow of toothpaste.. I don’t know. It just did. These are all on the continuum of “skin scents”- subtle, warm, and on the sweet side. These I think would be nice for someone who is either young or wants to be reserved in terms of scent. They smell .. innocent and clean. Daytime fragrances. I feel like these all dry down to some variation of vanilla, and some of the more floral ones remind me of gardenia. None of them had a ton of longevity on my skin. Although these are marketed as “genderless” they read, in terms of conventional fragrance categories, as distinctly feminine. There’s nothing in this set that swings to the bolder/ more “masculine” side, even in a gender neutral capacity. Because there is some overlap in the notes, i definitely see the potential for layering. Overall, a fun set. When I fist open my set, the tops of the atomizers weren’t fully attached and spring off, I had to kinda screw them back together.. they seem to be working fine, but I almost lost one on the floor of my car! So docked a star for that. If you’re interested in this brand, it’s a good set to get a sense of things. To give credit: The fragrance notes in quotes and parentheses after each fragrance are those provided in the description by the company, my nose is not that discerning!