PHLUR - Fine Fragrance - Eau de Parfum - 50mL (Tangerine Boy)

Quality tangerine smell, very nice

I love Tangerine Boy. It has a strong fruity scent. It may be too strong for some and scent lasts a long time. The cost by ordering on Amazon rather than beauty stores is phenomenal. The scent really brightens my day!

I love Phlur, I just recently did a yt video on the brand. This was one of my favorites from their discovery kit. I decided to purchase a travel size to do a quick yt short on it and the item came sticky with fingerprints on it and was visibly used. Unfortunately it’s not returnable. I reached out to Amazon and they were able to give me a gift card for the inconvenience but I really wanted the product because the tester broke in the discovery set and now this one came with issues. Next time I’ll order directly from the company but for now I’ll just hold off all together. Very beautiful scent though!

I love this, I’m so sad it’s being discontinued

This scent has an appealing and kinda sexy vibe. It is also a strong scent. Very strong. Be careful when applying it as perfume. Somewhere between one tiny drop and one full wrist spray is a happy medium where pets won’t leave the room, and friends don’t spontaneously have asthma attacks. But good luck finding that happy place. I know I couldn’t. The word subtle is not in this perfume’s dictionary. Be very cautious wearing this around individuals who are sensitive to fragrances or smells. However, if you can handle a perfume that has no “quiet note” in its repertoire, you have found the right place. :)

I discovered this fragrance in the Sephora store, n yes it's very pricey, but definitely find a way to have it, n long beyond , I found a size affordable on Amazon, n purchased it. It's has scents if tangerine along with other scents!! You don't need a lot of this fragrance as it is the actual perfume, so it's concentrated. It's has a unique name as well as smell, which is deliciously beautiful!! If your a citrus fragrance wearer, this is for you😘

I didn't want to write a review, because it wasn't the best experience. However, I've received three (3) 'what do you think' e-mails, so I'm going to indulge because I'm peeved now. The box containing the atomizer did not arrive wrapped in cellophane; the tube was not filled to the top; and the sprayer was defective. After several attempted pumps, all I got was a dribbling mess that I somehow managed to flick onto my wrist to smell. Anyway, I called customer service and received a full refund. I also emailed Phlur about this and received an apology email from them. As for the fragrance itself: it was nice, very tangerine forward, with a heavy dose of pepper and a little ginger. It's unisex leaning feminine. I'd love to wear this, but again, it doesn't spray. The little travel bottle is currently living in a junk drawer because I don't know what to do with it. A friend suggested I crack it open and pour the juice into a diffuser, but I'm not motivated to do that and now the smell of it just reminds me of defeat. The goal was to try more Phlur fragrances and check them out as a brand. But I feel leery ordering more of their fragrances because I don't want to have this experience again.

This product is produced by a relatively small company, so I carefully considered this review and rating. But, keeping in mind that this fragrance product is being sold for near $100 per ounce, it truly falls short of that level of true value for several reasons. 1) The fragrance is short-lived when applied to body. It lasts a bit longer when applied to clothing, but I resist doing that because some fragrances stain clothing in ways that isn't always readily apparent. 2) The atomizer is terrible. It infrequently works at all on first several squeezes. Then, it dribbles rather than atomizes, and if -- finally -- you get an atomized delivery, you've wasted what might have been 1-3 applications. This inferior packaging is, in itself, worthy of the rating I've given. Finally, the scent is, indeed, refreshingly citrus. But it doesn't last very long in either sense -- either on the body, or from the package since you'll waste much of it in attempts to get the atomizer to function at all.