Honestly didnt care much for this producr

I find it smells very cheap a d dosnt last long at all a d its crazy expensive i personally dont really care much for this product if others like it great but personally not my style

No staying power

I got a sample from sephora and I'm glad I didn't purchase a bottle. Smelt really nice in-store, but on me, no. I can smell the floral scent, but it's something that my mom or aunts would wear. Also I feel like this scent can be bought from other brands. The scent isn't long lasting, didn't even last for 4 hours.

If you want to smell like everyone else... this is for you

Before the re launch of this fragrance I always preferred Saint over Sinner and that seems to be the consensus but I prefer the dry down of Sinner. The top notes are clary sage and Mirabelle, heart notes are jasmine, almond blossom and lily-of-the-valley and the base notes are vanilla, cedar, peach and musk. This is very simplistic, universal floral fragrance sure to appease many. I don’t typically wear floral fragrances because they all smell the same to me, I like fragrance that isn’t deriguer, I don’t want to smell like everyone else. This EDP sells for $88 CAD but to me it smells like a cheap celebrity fragrance in luxe packaging, but this is a business model that works for a lot of fragrance houses – sell something that feels luxe but make the juice cheap. I would say the sillage is mild to moderate but for an EDP it doesn’t last long on the skin. Kat Von D played it safe with Saint I and again with the re-launch, it would have been nice if she changed things up a bit, like an ode to the former fragrance but made it more relevant. If you are looking for a powdery floral and don’t’ want to break the bank then this is for you. This was sent to me for review.