This is a nice scent for everyday use. Not too heavy, not so light it goes away before I leave the house.

I like it, and I get compliments when I wear it. I wouldn't wear it for a special event or even out at night, I have my favorites for that. This is what I smell like at work. A bit more exciting than those awful 'clean'-smells, or pretty much anything that comes in a bottle shaped like an apple- but still playing it safe.

I actually got a sniff of this perfume while I was working with a co-worker. It was so fresh! When I found it in the stores, I decided to buy one.It gives off a masculine base smell with a feminine touch. It's what I love about it. I wear it for school, during work and even at big formal events. I usually can't stand a lot of perfumes after wearing it for long periods of time, but this is the exception. It's an everyday (literally) perfume that I definitely recommend! In case you don't really know what it smells like, my friends have told me that it resembled "Light Blue" by D&G.
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This is basically like Parma Violets the sweets - which is actually similar to a long standing fragrance that I like by Lacoste called Inspiration. The Lacoste frangrance it actually more mature and has depth in comaparison to this weak and cheap brand by Dequared. She Wood really is not worthy of the amazing reviews I have read - mind you those reviews were just in magazines marketing I guess rather than real reeviews like on this site.
This smell is not woody as I would have liked it is slightly more wood green than woody aquatic.
I really love the sexy bottle with the wooden lid and the lovely peachy smell uit will look great on the dresser but as a scent it is not woody as one would expect. It is an acholic infested parma violets smell with no layers or interest. Nothing to talk about and I certainly wont repurchase. Will leave in work toilet for during working hours and as a toilet freshner to impress clients. Nice packaging with the wooden lid which goes with the fragrance name.

Topnotes:Lemon Jasmine Neroli
Middlenotes:Violet Helioptrope Musk
Basenotes: Vetiver Cedar Amber Vanilla

I bought it without testing first and thatīs something I donīt recommend for this perfume. Itīs strange that no warning light started blinking when I read that it was a Woody-AQUATIC fragrance, though Iīm actually a big fan of oriental-woody fragrances.
According to reviews (not here at MUA) the Violet would be a bit of background. I think itīs just the opposite-it is quite dominant in the first two hours. The woody note is rather timid (in the background) in my opinion. The amber and vanilla are hardly noticeable Although there is no celery in this perfume I swear that I feel it. Celery is not exactly my favorite vegetable. Maybe I would like this airy fragrance if it wasnīt for the stubborn, apparently imaginary, celery aroma. Not for me but I donīt doubt that it has its fans out there.

I love this perfume. LOVE. I'm all about spicy, dark, woodsy perfumes and this definitely fits the bill, but it has a semi-sweet tone to it too. Kinda hard to explain. However, it's extremely strong. This is the only perfume I own that I actually have to spray into the air and walk into, because anything more than that is way too much.

My bottle broke on a trip to Chicago and when I went to replace it, I found out that it's been discontinued. DSquared replaced it with something else, I forget what. Anyways, you can still buy it online and way cheaper than what I paid for it at Sephora about a year and a half ago ($120). I think you can get it online for about $47 for the large bottle.

This is a definite YES on buying this perfume again...
Don't know where to start actually....if you like violets mixed with the woody (freshly cut tree) sournes, and a bit of aquatic freshness, this one is a winner...
such a lovely yet very simple frag, that makes me smile every time I put it on....
it isn't warm or cold, somewhere inbetween, and when I think of ''fresh'' I think of this mixture of spring violets and woods...
A fantastic example of how only 2 or 3 components can make a magnificent perfume...not too much in anything...
staying power beyond my expectations...it stays close to my skin for over 6 hours....didn't turn sour or pretended to be a happy flowery perfume and then gone in an hour or so....this is fully blooded perfume...for women, and girls and older ladies....
I can't compare with anything because,all the perfumes that come to my mind in this olfactive family, lack something...they seem to be too aquatic (L'Eau d'Issey), to watermelony (Davidoff), or too flowery (Laura...etc)or just plain boring...
I sence some greenes in Shewood that gives a perfect amount of heaviness to it, and prevents it to develop in a familliar-only-one-flower-and-no-sillage manner...

deep, sexy,very calm and powerful, and kinda gothic...
for all you girls who like to be noticed, but at the same time intimately differenciated from all the others- try Shewood, or SW Crystal Creek....

fantastic, I love it for all occasions!!!

I put "yes" for "would buy again," but the honest truth is I'm not quite sure. I got She Wood at Sephora after wanting to try something new. Woodsy/ semi-masculine scents aren't historically my thing, but I thought I'd give it a spin. I really like this one, but honestly, if I'm going for the edgy "chick who wears men's scents" thing, I might as well just get Dsquared2's He Wood. It can keep my bottle of Sean John Unforgivable company.

I bought it a few days ago, and I love it!! I love woodsy scents, and She Wood has a unique quality about it..is it the airiness in the woods? or the subtelty of the flower notes? it is very harmonious, the notes fall into each other with a lot of sophistication..there isnt ANYTHING cheap about that scent, simply it is quite hard to define...it is similar to Angel Schlesser Essentials , with the violet notes mixed in the woods..I find She Wood more balanced, more fresh..a lovely unique scent, I will be wearing it for a long time!!!

OK, the bottle is delicious and the name sounds so promising, but the fragrance doesn't stand its promises. In the floral-woody base it's a rather anonymous clone of one of the Bvlgari Omnias you've smelled everywhere, plus some exaggerated pepper that reminds me of men who don't care to wash too often. Overall, this is a cheap perfume that tries to smell sophisticated, but doesn't.

Fruit and wood in a sweet/tart combination. Crisp and fresh while still being almost edibly sweet over a smooth wood base. Very nice, but it won't be my HG.