Review of Aquolina Tweety, Fragrance for Women, Teens and Possibly Even Children

When I first came across a box containing a picture of Tweety Bird on it in the perfume isle at my local Marshall's I was curious as to why it was there, as it appeared to be some sort of min toy box that belonged in the children's toy section. Upon closer inspection though, I realized in my hands I held a bottle of perfume.

I sat there for a moment wondering who this was targeted at, as the Tweety character is something more related to young children. Then I figured wow, this one would probably appeal to a lot of different age groups, from 5 to 105, as Tweety Bird has always had a large fan base ranging from young to old. Some just cannot seem to get enough of those cute puppy dog eyes.

I am not a huge Tweety fan, but yes, I do find him-or her? to be just adorable. What really made me purchase it though was the curiosity behind the scent; was it geared at kids? Or would Aquolina Tweety be one of those fragrances more geared at older women, or teens? My guess was as good as any, so $14.00 later this one became mine.

At home when I opened the boxes lid, which slides off of the top more like a dusting powder box, to my amazement sat a gorgeous little set. This was no average perfume bottle. The bottle itself was a standard rectangular shape, with a nice lacy logo saying Tweety in script. On top of the bottle was a plastic screw off lid, but next to that sat a lovely atomizer pump; you know those fancy ball squeeze perfume bottles you see in old movies portraying the 18th century? God yes, those! They just make us ladies feel so classy.

So this Tweety fragrance definitely had me curious now. A child cartoon character, an older classy atomizer pump to add to the perfume bottles top, and a fun laced logo geared more at teens!
I scrambled to unscrew the plain Jane top, and screwed on the atomizer pump in a hurry, as this perfume had me more and more stumped on what it would smell like.

The Scent:
 
This one really drew me in, the moment the fragrance hit my nostrils I was in love. It had a warm vanilla tint, with a hint of lemon and cream. To me, it smelled just like lemon meringue pie, with a wonderful sugary sprig to it.

Last:
 
Even better, this warm fragrance also lasted for quite some time. 2 hours later I was still taking in hints of the scent with every small movement I made.

Overall:
 
This particular scent may look like it is for a child, but it is geared at just about everyone. Children will love it, teens will enjoy it, and perfume connoisseurs will find this scent to be an absolute delight. Aquolina Tweety is one oddball fragrance that I am glad I came across, and glad I took a chance on.