This Love of Mine

“A green white floral that softens into a sweeter, creamier finish”

This Love of Mine is a white floral built to feel fresher and lighter than the note list first suggests. The opening leans green and airy, with violet leaf, neroli, basil, and an ozonic touch helping the florals bloom in a cleaner, more open way. It does not seem to rush straight into dense tuberose or thick sweetness.

Early on, jasmine appears to be one of the main voices. Review impressions also point to gardenia stepping forward with confidence, but not in an especially heavy or overpowering way. That balance matters, because gardenia and tuberose can easily become creamy and loud. Here, the evidence suggests a more lifted style, floral and noticeable, but still trying to stay breathable.

As it develops, the perfume seems to get easier and rounder. One of the clearer comments from user feedback is that the dry-down feels sweeter and more pleasant than the opening. That lines up well with the base of vanilla, ambrette, and sandalwood, which likely smooths the sharper green edges and gives the fragrance a softer, slightly musky finish. If the opening feels a little plant-like or cool on your skin, the later stage may be the part that wins you over.

The profile itself will not be for everyone. White florals are always a dividing line, and this one seems no different. Some wearers may enjoy the polished, blooming quality and the lighter hand with gardenia. Others may find the floral sweetness too clean, too removed from the skin, or simply too sugary for their taste. That contrast in reactions is important if you are deciding on a sample versus a bottle.

In terms of wear, the available data points to moderate longevity and moderate sillage. That suggests a perfume that stays present without dominating the room. It looks better suited to everyday wear, spring weather, and situations where you want a clear floral identity without the volume of a more dramatic white floral. It may also appeal more to shoppers who want florals that feel fresh and slightly green rather than creamy from the first spray.

This Love of Mine makes the most sense for someone who already enjoys jasmine, gardenia, and tuberose, but wants them in a brighter, airier frame. If you prefer your white florals warm, spicy, indolic, or overtly sensual, this may feel a little too polished. If you like floral scents that open crisp and then settle into a softer vanilla-tinged finish, it is worth testing on skin.