Wow!!!! It's Jasmine itself! The fragrance itself is really like a flower scent, so I can't dislike it. I really love foxes, so this body spray also feels more precious to me. How come the name of this body spray is 'Flying Fox'...? Whenever I see it, I imagine a diligently running fox and find it so cute.

Since white floral is a very polarizing category, it's difficult to spray it on when going out...

I usually enjoy the scent of Rust perfume. The scent is less intense and similar in longevity, and while the fragrance is the same, it feels less strong, but there's more of it, so I bought it. It's good. The spray performance is good. The fragrance is sandalwood, cypress, ylang-ylang, and jasmine. Top notes: The stimulating aroma of fresh jasmine is noticeable. It has a slightly rough floral scent that rises up, but that uniqueness makes the image fun. It's exotic and bold. Dry down: The lingering floral scent is attractive. Unlike the initial impression, the dry down is a comforting and soft floral fragrance, which I personally like. The calmness of ylang-ylang brushes the tip of my nose, making me want to smell it again. It has a sensual finish.

However, as there seem to be many allergen ingredients, spraying too much can sometimes cause nausea. It also feels strange in my airways. After decanting and using it, the fragrance changed quickly. Perhaps it's because the bottle is plastic. The clothing staining issue is still there, though less than the original Rust perfume. The dry down doesn't last very long. As it's a body spray, it's lighter in weight than a perfume. But I personally liked that it was a bit lighter.

Spraying a lot doesn't make the dry down last longer. I heard from the headquarters that it's being discontinued, so get it while you can.