John Lewis plc, registered office: 171 Victoria Street, London SW1E 5NN. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Register no. 724309) for the purpose of introducing the credit provided by Creation Consumer Finance Ltd, registered office: Wellington Buildings, 2-4 Wellington Street, Belfast BT1 6HT. I am one of those mad (and perhaps annoying) people who likes to smell good at the gym - I don't mean head to toe in Shalimar, but I do always tend to spritz a small amount of something beachy or sporty on. If you're mad like me, I would say this frag is perfect for the gym. It's no more whiffy than clothes washed with fabric softner, or dryer sheets, or spray deodorant.

I like this. It smells soft and clean, like fancy soap. There is a sunscreen vibe, but I do not find it beachy and it is not necessarily a negative. There is something comforting here, like you are sitting in the sun relaxing, maybe reading a book, with your favourite blanket, freshly laundered, on your lap. If you have Big size bottles of both "Amazing grace" and "Pure Grace "in the same times, you may get bored of them very easily like "When they will run out, for god sake", I experienced it!, because they don't give much diifrent feeling when you wear each of them

What can I say...I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT. pure grace s my favorite lotion to use right after a nighttime shower, it seems i sleep better when i use it before bed.

Lightly and soft, yet longevity are so long (12hrs it still lingers on your skin), but poor sillage, spray on your clothes can help to show more smell Pure Grace is simple, unpretentious and shy. I personally like it, but am not crazy about it. Two reasons: it's too weak and soft, and also, it doesn't demand to be remembered. I like to use this in the summer when I feel my sweatiest and grossest .. it helps me feel a little fresher. It’s also oddly solar and sunscreen-y. That’s probably a personal association, but that too makes this work best in the summer.I find this an even more literal sunscreen scent than Bobbi Brown Beach. Pure Grace is most definitely a unisex scent. i will say my boyfriend loves clean scents and says this *does smell like soap and water, just like the description.

Bc of its mild freshness it's hard for me to imagine anybody disliking the fragrance, but I've recognized that it's missing a little something. I've tried to find other perfumes I like as much as or more than but when I compare it to others they never match up-other than egyptian musk which does have all the good of this and a little something else except i've become utterly nose blind from using it as a signature for years. Pure Grace features pure, crisp soap and water notes, creating the simplest, cleanest scent imaginable.

Overall, I quite like it but for the price I'd rather spend it on something else. It's way too soft (even softer than Burberry Brit Rhythm, which is already very soft on me) and if I want the cleanness, I can just take an extra shower and emerge with the same clean smell on me at a bargain price. Still, for those of you who like fragrance that doesn't attract attention and is quite safe, this might just be for you. You can trust the main accords proportion they've shown above for this one, exactly it's like that! The sillage could be better but it's fine by me in that I myself am very sensitive to strong scents, and I work in close proximity with children (face painting, specifically) so I prefer to live in delicate scents that I can't imagine could trigger a migraine or dizzy spell in anybody.