Confetti

This is a beautiful fragrance that has similarities to both devils nightcap and the bug. It has a bit of sweetness from a jammy rose layered with oak moss and a hint of sandalwood.

People here are saying it doesn't smell like almonds and they are correct, because it smells exactly how candied almonds taste. Not regular almonds, sugar coated ones! The scent of violet and sandalwood unfold beautifully through your wearing experience.

Just to add to the commentary about this one since it does NOT smell like almond--my experience with it was a violet top note, a solid green tea scent at the middle, and a few hours later it's exactly the smell of baby powder on my skin. It's not bad, it's just not the description given. The ride from top to bottom was interesting and this perfume can be a really easy inoffensive daily wear if those notes are your thing. I personally would have loved for it to keep the matcha smell all day, but my skin doesn't hold earthy tones sadly.

I was expecting a sweet smell. It definitely was not the almond smell that I expected or as described. I thought it would have a sugary almond smell. It does not. It definitely smells much more different than expected.

Violets and rose on the top and then it settles into a soft sandalwood. I'm really happy with this scent and will definitely but again!

I felt mislead by the product description. This is still a lovely perfume but it has no scent anything like almond or candy, it's all floral. It DOES say floral in the product description but only when you scroll down and the scent description still begins with "Confetti's sugared almond scent is a story in three acts: . . .". The description then details the floral scents involved. I was curious to see how lush got a sugared candy almond scent from those ingredients. After opening and spritzing it on my wrists I smell only florals. Floral perfumes don't usually smell good on me, I tend towards spicy sugary scents which was why I got so excited about a sugared almond scent. Now when I buy online I'm only looking at the ingredient list to determine whether or not to purchase NOT THE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION, because if rose is the first ingredient rose will be the strongest note in the perfume. Don't be like me, only purchase if you are in the mood for a gentle floral. I'd still recommend it to a friend to try, not purchase without smelling, because Lush perfumes are excellent quality in general and it is still smells nice and almost as described. I'm giving 2 stars because, Lush, if you know you're making a purely floral perfume you should know better than to start your scent descriptions with a completely different family of fragrances that is not at all present in the final product.

I went into a Lush store and smelled it, I loved it and left. Could not stop thinking of it so I went back to buy it, It smells so good and the scent only gets better the longer you wear it!! I will buy this again.

This fragrance is a real departure for Lush, and I'm SO here for it. It's a perfect release for Valentine's Day. Besides the rose, violet, and sandalwood, there are whiffs of banana, pear, and coffee, all beautifully blended. It's a youthful, springtime fragrance, green and floral on top with a lovely warmth beneath. This is a must-have for Lush perfume fans; it's a work of art in the truest sense.

This is a pretty scent, but it doesn't smell at all of almonds. I was really looking forward to an almond scented perfume. This is much more floral and smells like violets.

This perfume is like road from Damascus and V mixed with smugglers soul. First spray for me was rose and reminded me or Road from Damascus, then violets came through and settled almost like the V perfume. There was this interesting fragrance - must be the sandalwood that just pulled it all together nicely. I really enjoy this perfume. It lasted for hours and this morning there is a slight linger on my skin and still evident on my clothes from yesterday! Wish I purchases the bigger bottle.