You by Glossier does something that sounds like a marketing gimmick until you actually try it: it genuinely smells different on different people. The formula is built around skin-enhancing musks — amb...
The "smells like a better version of your own skin" effect is the most commonly cited reason people love it — wearers describe it as an extension of themselves rather than something applied on top.
Longevity is the fragrance's most debated trait. Many wearers find it fades faster than expected for a parfum, and searching for longer-lasting dupes is a recurring conversation in fragrance communities.
It functions as a reliable "safe" fragrance for professional or neutral environments — the kind of scent that won't bother colleagues or clients, making it a frequent recommendation for office or work-adjacent settings.
The pink pepper note draws genuine enthusiasm from people who gravitate toward musky-peppery skin scents, and it often serves as a gateway fragrance for people exploring that category.
Compliment frequency is a consistent talking point — wearers across different communities report that strangers comment on the scent, which seems counterintuitive given how quietly it projects.
