[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] I think it’s safe to say that we probably don’t expect very much from a £10 fragrance but the M&S Discover range will challenge your thinking on this. I’ve been wearing both Sunset and Sunrise on and off since last week and I have a clear favourite – Sunrise – but other than needing to reapply more often I cannot see any difference between many of our luxury favourites and these in terms of quality of notes.
Ombre glass is always a winner – these bottles just look beautiful when the light catches them in the bathroom; vibrant, tropical and pleasing on the eye.
I think it’s the jasmine that has caught me on Sunrise – it’s delicate and but definitely present while the juice is given freshness by bergamot and warmth by sandalwood. I can see why the brand team called it Sunrise because it captures the dewiness of morning with watery and green accents.
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No surprises that my niece, Sophie, loves this fragrance for its sweetness and weightiness. Again, it’s one that needs regular reapplication but I don’t really hold that against any fragrance – Jo Malone needs fairly regular top ups in my experience but if you love a scent, the reapplication is a treat to get it blown up all over again. Pistachio, tuberose and tonka are quite a heady combination – it’s too much for me and reminds me in some ways of Huda Bake (sold out everywhere, £250 on eBay!) but I think it’s only the tonka that is giving me that cupcake vibe. If you like a gourmand perfume then this is the one for you. Again, appropriately named because I’m straight there on imaging liberally spritzing before a night out. They’re both HERE.
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