How does this compare to Sarah Jessica Parker’s first fragrance, Lovely?+−
While Lovely is a soft, musk-heavy scent, Covet is much more aggressive and mischievous. It swaps the powdery musk of the original for sharp greens, aromatic lavender, and dark wood, making it feel more adventurous and less traditional.
Is this a safe blind buy if I like gourmand chocolate scents?+−
Not necessarily. The chocolate note in Covet is bittersweet and earthy rather than sugary or creamy. If you are expecting a "cupcake" or dessert-like smell, you may be surprised by the strong herbal and woody presence of the pelargonium and vetiver.
Is Covet suitable for the office or professional settings?+−
Yes, many users categorize this as a great business or daily scent. Its "clean" floral and lavender notes keep it professional, while the woody base provides a sophisticated, serious undertone that isn't distracting to others.
Does the perfume still smell good if the liquid has turned yellow?+−
Enthusiasts have noted that the juice in Covet bottles often yellows over time, but the fragrance itself tends to hold its integrity well. The scent usually retains its complex citrus and green top notes for years.
