One could be forgiven for thinking this is a men's fragrance, yet its rich masculinity is what draws me in. I get a blast of berries in the beginning, but it quickly settles into a sandalwood and amber scent. Both the musk and honey seem to mix with the top notes and combine to form a most unusual and very pleasant (although quite linear) fragrance. This would have been a better choice for a grey February day here instead of sunny semi-warm October day. I liked the sound of the notes, but since the original FCUK was a huge disappointment for me, I was prepared that this one might surpirse me too.

After act 1 and 2, the 3rd act comprises delicious sandalwoody, ambery goodness and the longevity is pretty good too. The cedar and sandalwood accords are incredibly strong, further complimented by zesty bergamot and syrupy, resinous amber. I don't know if it has to do with the climate of country (I am from India and it was 34 degree Celsius when I sprayed this) but the perfume is very strong and I hardly smell anything sweet in it.

Though I did liked the scent on the first few seconds when I first sprayed it but then the dry down ruined it. I love this fragrance and I paid 7 Aussie dollaroozies for it at Target on sale, and I'm so glad I did.

FCUK Connect Her opens up with refreshing floral notes of lily-of-the-valley, bergamot and lotus then moves onto a blend of pony, violet and jasmine then finishes the scent with smooth luxurious amber, musk, sandalwood and cedar. when I saw it, to my Immaturity's delight [oh common, how many of you read the brand name wrong :] sorry sorry, this is serious business.

I bought this fragrance as a gift set along with the body lotion a couple of weeks ago and its not something i'll wear again. One complaint about the unique packaging of the bottle is that the "mouth" of the bottle kindof "dribbles" when you spray it. This one is a decent fragrance best suited for colder weather although it doesn't seem to last very long.