Viva la juicy lovers recommendations

[JJTERICH]

I love viva la juicy like many of you but have noticed it no longer lasts very long on me and I like pretty strong scents that last. Some more of my fave scents include Pink Sugar, viva la juicy rosé, Chanel Mademoiselle, Victoria’s Secret Crush and Tease. I also like scents like Clinique Happy, Dolce and Gabana Light Blue. I know those last two are very different than the first group but those smell cleaner and more citrusy but don’t smell sour or foul. The problem still is with almost all of these that they don’t last very long. If they do last it’s very faintly. I do all the tricks to make a fragrance last... use products with the same scent, layer products, spray specific areas, etc... any fragrance recommendations?

[treestar86]

I love viva also.  and just discovered that I like clinique in bloom and happy heart (have you tried their gelato creams? )  another one that I also just discovered is the cosmo line @ ulta.  I tried the blue and gold ones, and not sure which is the one I liked more, but you might check those out.  putting lotion or oil on before supposedly makes it last longer.  I put on essential oils sometimes before, but of course that will alter the scent a bit, but I think it's nice if there are the same or complementary notes.  so if you like citrusy perfumes, then orange oil would work, or a floral perfume would complement the orange.

[pocketvenus]

@JJTERICH 

Maybe try Miss Dior or Flowerbomb? The problem with citrus notes is they tend not to last long. Sometimes "beachy" scents are long lasting and can have a citrusy feel. You can also try "linen" type scents that are not at all foul-smelling and can have more longevity than citrusy ones. Think Replica's Lazy Sunday or some of the Clean line.

[JJTERICH]

Great suggestion, thanks! Any ideas for some fragrances along the lines of the sweeter/warmer ones I mentioned in the beginning of my post?