straight out of the bottle, liquid luck smells like freshly cut grass and smushed clovers, with hints of apple and a teensy bit of cinnamon. it truly smells GREEN.

on the skin, the apple and cinnamon notes fade away, and it smells like pure grassy fields, sweet and earthy. still very green!!! as time passes, the smell gets sweeter on the skin and the intense grassy/clover smell fades leaving a very mellow and pleasant scent that lifts my mood and wakes me up whenever I wear it!!!

this is one of my favorites if you're on the fence about it, get it!!! it's wearable year round and is such a nice and yummy lucky charm :,)

Liquid Luck is by far the most true to life grass scent I have tried so far. It is fresh and green with a brightness that makes me feel like sunlight is glistening on my skin. It starts to sweeten as it begins to dry down, but the freshly turned earth helps balance it out with a grounding effect. When I asked my boyfriend to tell me what he thought it smelled like, he said I smelled just like a flower shop, which I absolutely loved. My only wish for this scent would be for realistic opening to last longer on my skin. It does dry down to a subtle, fresh scent and lasts for only a few hours on me. Despite this, I would still order a full size just based on the splendor that is the first half of this scent.

When I was buying this, I was a bit apprehensive, for no reason, Because I wish I bought the full size. I love this scent so much. This scent literally smells like a field of clovers and grass, like you've settled down right under a tree and shoved your face in the rich dirt. Which maybe isn't for everyone, but it's spectacular in my opinion. I even put this on my pillows for extra relaxation at night.

This is literally the same scent I can remember from when I used to stick my face inches from the ground in search of four leaf clovers. Fresh, bright, and uplifting, this is a gorgeous bouquet of green.

Starts out as a fresh clean green scent that morphs into golden resins after drydown. Like finding a cashe of treasure in a field of clover.