I have the 100ml version, the smell is nice. I can't describe it. But I prefer Glam-a-Lot to this!

I got this as part of the huge big splendour case at Xmas, I use this pretty much everynight as I don't like to wear perfume to bed, so I use this after a shower, it has a lovely scent to it and is light enough to wear to bed!

Sweet, floral, girly, spray that has the lasting powers of some of my more insipid EDTs. Smells like sweet, musky flowers and my favourite of the Soap and Glory scents!

For my birthday my friend got me the gift set with girligo, glam-a-lot and mist you madly. I am so so so so pleased she got me these! I love the moisturizing spray it smells really sweet and i love both the mist you madly and glam-a-lot sprays! I will definiftely buy mist you madly again as that is by far my favourite of them all!

I was bought the Daily Smooth body butter, and I was caught between 2 body mists..
the Mist You Madly, and the Girligo.
Honestly, I really should've gotten the Girligo.
I already knew the smell of that one from a previous trip, and I have never smelled the Mist you Madly..
that is, until I bought it today.
I kinda like it, and I kinda don't like it.
To me, It's a pretty damn sketchy perfume.
My mom, my sister and myself can't even decide if we like it or not!
I think it depends on your mood, i guess.
you can like it one minute, and hate it the next.
To sum it up, I do like it..would i buy it again? no..
It doesn't really smell like the rest of the soap and glory products.
it smells a little more musky than it should be.
ah, well..what can you do..

I carry this bottle around in my handbag as it's great to wear during the day. The plastic bottle is a great idea as it's not going to smash in your bag or weigh you down.
However for a scent in a plastic bottle it smells amazing - like other soap and glory products - with an old fashioned, sweet and sexy smell to it. Whenever I would spray this at school people would ask what it was and where I got it because it's so different to scents that are popular at the moment.
If you've never tried these before look for the gift set in Boots (UK) with the three 100ml versions of Mist You Madly, GirlGo and Glam-a-Lot (also gorgeous!)

When I was growing up, in the UK, we all scented ourselves with aerosol ‘Impulse’ sprays. This was in the early nineties. It was pre-Angel, and I can’t remember fragrances being as sweet as teen picks now, and they were more powdery, denser, with a hangover of 80s heaviness to them. We don’t have Victoria’s Secret or Bath and Body Works here, much to my frustration, so I can’t compare Mist You Madly with those popular brands. It’s a lot nicer than Impulse sprays, but unlike the fruity effervescence favoured by Ralph Lauren, Harajuku Lovers, Paris Hilton and Escada, this body spray does have a certain old-school thickness to it that equally annoys and pleases me. Contrary to the notes listed (bergamot, freesia, blackcurrant, magnolia, vanilla, musk) this doesn’t smell fruity to me. If I could guess the notes, I would suggest caramel, bergamot, amber, vanilla, praline, lavender, and most prominently, nutmeg. It’s fairly masculine, and if it wasn’t packaged in pink I might suggest it to male friends, because it’s rather in keeping with the new trend for male gourmands – Paco Rabanne’s 1 Million, or Ghost. On the female side of things, it could be linked to Chopard Wish and Carolina Herrera 212 Sexy, though it’s fuzzier and softer than those. I have recently realised there is a core to this scent reminiscent of Dior Dune, which I suppose is one thing that makes it feel a bit dated. You do have to use your imagination to make these connections, though.
At first spray, Mist You Madly is rather alcohol infused, but it settles to be incredibly tenacious – far more like a perfume. There is a bad breath warmth that hangs around for the first few minutes, which won’t endear people to it. It’s rather nice as it settles, and I have layered it with other fragrances. There is something quite glamorous about Mist You Madly, but I don’t know whether that’s a brand thing, rather than the scent.
It's worth me mentioning that the Soap and Glory site lists ingredients on it, and those on the Mist You Madly page are different to those on my bottle - with parfum being the first on the site but the third on my bottle. I'm not sure if this is about reformulation, or deceit.

I'm usually more of a vanilla-based girl, but I bought this because 1) I wanted a change of pace and 2) It was pretty cheap. It's kinda heavy, you just need to lightly mist in the air and step through. In the beginning it smells super heavy, but after a little bit it's pretty nice, and I've actually gotten compliments on it from people who have expensive taste (which is good, cuz I have champagne taste...but a beer budget :( ) Overall, it's worth a try, but don't be expecting something amazing.

So gross. I don't smell any floral scent, all I noticed was a dank and musky smell.

I don't really "get" the scent of this stuff. It says on the package it is a feminine floral - there is nothing remotely floral about this fragrance. It is a heavy, alcoholic musk scent with a baby oil note lurking around in the mix. When you first spray it, it is truly overwhelming - very hairspray smelling (but like old Aquanet style hairspray not a newer, fresher type of scent) ... it dries down quickly to the aforementioned musky scent (w/ a hint of baby oil). Not really feminine at all in my opinion - very heavy - even slightly masculine - and not fresh at all. Reminds me of some cheap, heavy-scented drugstore body splash a lady in the 1950's would have worn... I only give it a 2 and not a 1 because I suppose its not the most repulsive perfume I've ever smelt (I'll leave that to the most urinal jasmines...)