Christina Aguilera

By the editors · 2 min readThe opening delivers a burst of black currant with an unexpected pineapple edge—sharper and more vivid than the typical celebrity fruity-floral blueprint. There's a genuine tartness here that refuses to soften immediately, making the first few minutes feel less confectionary than you might expect from the category.

As it settles, jasmine anchors the heart while plum adds a fleshy sweetness that rounds the earlier acidity. The peony reads mostly as diffusion rather than a distinct floral note. By the drydown, a pillowy musk-vanilla base emerges, predictable but cleanly done, with just enough amber warmth to keep it from going entirely laundry-soft.

This is unapologetically aimed at a younger audience comfortable with sweetness, but it sidesteps cloying territory through that persistent currant bite. A department-store staple that works for casual daytime wear when you want something friendly and uncomplicated.