Pink Me Up

Sweet and rich. The blackberry never really fades, keeping the fragrance fruity throughout, which I really enjoy. I usually find the combination of blackberry and rose a little too overwhelming, but this keeps it surprisingly light and balanced. Unfortunately, I’m not very impressed with the performance for the price point. It’s completely gone within 5 hours.

For me the excitement and uniqueness come with first spray. It’s like pink raspberry lemonade and jammy rose with a little sass from the base notes. Then, as the day goes on it becomes more and more meh. I guess it’s to do with the patchouli base in the dry down. Which isn’t terrible, and it does go well with the berries…. If it could keep the top notes all day I would be happy, but sadly i feel it evolves into something I didn’t ask for.

A bottle of bubbly optimism When Pink Me Up was first released, it didn’t speak to me at all. At the time, I was convinced that very girly, overtly feminine fragrances no longer belonged in my collection, and I wasn’t interested in rose scents either. Still, I kept the sample I had received almost by accident and returned to it every now and then. By the time a bottle finally arrived at my home last year, my fragrance wardrobe was overflowing with roses. I had also fallen deeply in love with fruity fragrances, and fruit has always fascinated me as a perfume element. Pink Me Up hit the pleasure center of my brain with its intense sweetness, sparkling fruitiness, and unapologetically feminine beauty. I was genuinely amazed that I had disliked it only a few years earlier. The fragrance opens almost immediately with what feels like its heart: bubbly berry champagne intertwined with sweet pink rose petals. Despite its sweetness, it remains fresh and uplifting. It feels like a bright burst of joy and energy, capable of making even the darkest day seem lighter. It adds a playful touch to the simplest outfit, and wearing it brings back a sense of carefree youth, when champagne somehow seemed like a good idea in every situation. The patchouli remains moderate throughout - neither dark nor earthy - but clean and quietly present in the background, giving the fragrance lasting power and structure. If I imagine clothing that looks the way Pink Me Up smells, I see a long pastel-colored summer dress with a hem fluttering in the wind. Delicate lace details, a voluminous bow at the back, a wide-brimmed hat, a pearl necklace, and graceful sandals complete the picture. The amusing thing is that this isn’t my style at all, and that is precisely where the charm of Pink Me Up lies. It works just as beautifully with a sharply tailored pantsuit and simple heels, bringing a striking contrast that makes the entire outfit feel more alive. Its sparkling fruitiness makes Pink Me Up an ideal summer fragrance. It is perfect for parties, picnics, and any day when you simply need a little extra joy. Thank you for reading, I hope my review was helpful. I would appreciate if you follow me on my IG and/or YouTube (English subtitles available): @ninamariahperfumes It gives me a lot of motivation to write more.

I really had my heart set on this fragrance, and I’m so disappointed that I didn’t like it 😭 It goes from champagne bubbles to pure body fantasies cotton candy body spray on my skin within 10 minutes. The same thing happened when having family test it on their skin. Maybe the berries in this formulation are just not agreeing with my nose. I am determined to give it another go 🖤

Rose, champagne, blackberry with a bit of backbone provided by the patchouli. It is beautifully sweet and crisp at the same time. A happy fragrance with some sophistication. This is way more feminine then Xerjoff Louis XV Rose and there is no wood here. Very wearable and uplifting. Ok performance 💖💖💖

Nice, cheerful, pleasant scent with strong musky base. Beautiful bottle.

It smells like sherbet. Like a fizzy mon Paris intensement. Nice, but for the price I need amazing.

I bought a travel spray of this because I saw someone on TikTok mention that it was great layered with my beloved Ocean di Gioia. I tried a spray of the PMU first. It isn’t super girly or sparkly on me…it’s patchouli-forward and slightly bitter. It took about 30 minutes for the fruit notes to develop. At that point, I added a spray of the ODG and they do smell great together. The PMU brought out the rose and it projects more.

Okay I have a hot take here. First, let me say, I like this fragrance. It's bright, its sparkly, it's girly. It smells good! But....I think the patchouli cheapens it. I'm a little biased because I hate patchouli anyways, but even if i didn't, I think the blackberry + patchouli combo is too common for a niche house and the price point. I expected something a little more luxurious for the marketing. This combo of notes is something I have smelled before unfortunately. It smells like something I can buy at any department store, and if I smelled it on a stranger I would not think it is niche and I probably wouldnt bat an eye if she told me it was a BBW body spray. And I know that sounds harsh so let me make a compliment sandwich here. I DO like the fragrance and to give them credit, I think the patchouli is done really well. I have always been sad that patch smells bad on my skin, and in Pink Me Up I think (its too early to tell) this might actually stay fresh and yummy and not sour on me. I like it enough that I think I could see myself buying....a dupe of it. But I just wouldn't pay full price for something that smells so common. Okay ill see myself out now.

jammy rose with a hint of champagne. i thought it was gonna lean more floral, but that blackberry note is the most prevalent

This smells like a mix of fruit cocktail, jelly-candy, and fruity-floral bubble bath. It's sweet, a little bit tart, and soap-bubble clean—veering slightly plasticky in the dry-down. The vibe is up-beat, girly, and playful. It's an all-day bachelorette party that gets just wild enough. It's the poster for Romy and Michele's High School Reunion. It's Taste by Sabrina Carpenter with a dash of Sue Me by Audrey Hobert. It's reminiscent of Angel Nova, but a bit more pretty and floral, and with Nova's strong tart and synthetic elements dialed down about fifty percent. Where Nova is full-on bratty and provocative (affectionate), Pink Me Up stops at cheeky and flirtatious.

Very feminine. You can smell it as you walk, it smells delicious in the air specially. Love it

It has a light, airy and bright floral opening with a smooth sweet-fresh character, developing into a warmer, slightly syrupy berry-tinged floral drydown. The sparkling freshness fades and the scent settles into a soft feminine composition with moderate richness.

Smells just like the colour pink in the best way possible. It's fruity and sweet like a pink moscato 💕 This perfume house has amazing quality fragrances, I've loved them so far.

٤٥٪ نوتة عليق اسود، ليس حالي بشكل مبالغ، ولكنه حالي ٤٠٪ ورد نظيف نسبيا ١٥٪ لمسة حمضيات خفيفة باقي النوتات ما اشمها بشكل منفصل جميل ولكن احس هالنوع مكرر كثير بعطور الديزانر النسائية الرخيصة وتشمه كثير ليس مميز جيد، ولكن غالي ٦.٥/١٠ - 45% blackberry note, not overly sweet but still sweet 40% relatively clean rose 15% light citrus touch The rest of the notes I don’t smell separately Nice, but I feel this type is very common in cheap designer women’s perfumes and you smell it a lot Not unique Good, but overpriced 6.5/10

The beauty of this scent honestly surprised me. It’s not groundbreaking, sure. But it’s like the most perfectly done version of a simple fruitchouli. Super wet, slightly earthy, deep, with this vibrant fuchsia vibe. The scent quality and depth are seriously amazing. I’d totally understand if someone prefers a more linear, lower quality version of this style instead of paying this much for it.

a really pretty fruity rose champagne scent! good longevity as well

One of my favorite scents ever. I think this even is a safe blind buy. Hope this Fragrance House will release more fruity sparkling fragrances.

fruity and floral heaven!! it’s so sweet and smells fresh. it kind of smells like a lot of other sweet perfumes but the bottle with the gold leafs inside makes me want to buy it! it’s definitely not unique but it’s a safe, sweet perfume.

Genuinely smells like the color pink. It has almost a lychee smell to it even though that's not one of the notes listed. Super pretty!!

In the first phase, this feels exactly like a fizzy sparkly berry soda 🍇 you know? it even has that "lipstick print" nuance on that slender glass too thanks to that beauty, iris, which I find to be very cute... yet I keep wishing most of its lifespan, wasn't wrapped under the bitter/green, citrusy aspect of that Bergamot. I hate Bergamot! ickh...

Oh now this was a really nice surprise! I added a travel size of Pink Me Up to a fragrance order just to reach the amount required for free shipping. Really wasn't expecting much, because the champagne note made me worry this would be in the style of Dom Rosa which I didn't really enjoy and faded way too fast. Oh but this is nothing at all like Dom Rosa! Pink Me Up is fruity and rosy and sparkling in all the right ways. Uplifting yet comforting. The musk/patchouli blend in the base notes is perfectly proportioned. I do wish it were just a little stronger, but I guess not every perfume has to be beast mode. An unexpected like!

A very sugary slightly citrus very grapy rose. I wish it was a bit more fizzy like champagne because this comes off more like a white dessert wine to me mingling with roses on a table. I think if they amped up the aldehydes it would have been a better fragrance. This scent profile has kind of been done to death. That doesn't mean it's bad it's just meh. Way overpriced for what it is. It smells more designer than niche. Or I should say 21st century designer. 20th century designer fragrances were amazing. Very youthful. It's actually something I would buy for my 7-year-old niece but this is a little bit too expensive for a 7-year-old.

This has zero longevity or projection on me in my warm Houston area climate. I sprayed heavily on skin and clothes in the morning and never noticed it once during the day. It also has that Delina fruity rose scent, which I'm not a fan of, but I do like it a bit more than Delina. I wanted so much to love this because of the gorgeous bottle, but it just doesn't work for me.

This was love at first sniff for me. I was gifted a 2ml sample and after using it up it went straight onto my full bottle wishlist and the great thing about this fragrance is it has lasting power. It isn't a beast mode fragrance but it does project a little and I can still smell this on myself several hours later. This smells fizzy - there is no other way to describe it but it is fizzy in the best possible way - it has all notes that I like - especially orange blossom so it was a no brainer that I would like this TBH. One of my favourite fragrance discoveries in 2025 top 10 for sure.

Hard to say if it is an elevated version of Ecada Rockin Rio, or if it is reimagined. It is yet another feminine fruity-floral perfume with notes of sparkling pink lemonade. Good longevity, tho, however hard to tell if it justifies the price

Swiss Arabian Iris and Berry is an excellent, more unisex, but still feminine leaning, clone of this. Just wanted to share this info with the fragrance community, as this fragrance isn't in their data base yet. It is a wonderful blackberry and rose perfume.

I actually really like this perfume. To me it literally smells like I imagine the colour pink smells like, but not regular pink but pink with glitter. It’s whimsical to me. The bottle is stunning! The smell reminds me of 90’s make up I owned as a child. I had one sparkly glittery lip balm that smelled similar. So for me it’s really nostalgic. I think it’s pretty unique, I never smelled anything like it. The only problem is the price, I would buy it immediately if it was a bit cheaper. I do own a little sample of it so form time to time when I want to feel like a pink princess and whimsical I smell it and feel li I’m back in my childhood with no care in the world.

sweet fruity rose and I hardly get any champagne ...

Smells the same kind of blackberry/rose as Signorina Misteriosa and as James Bond 007 Women II by Sonia Constant. Longevity is longer, but I mean it's the same thing in a pretty bottle. I like it, don't get me wrong, but we've seen this before.