J. Lo Still

It was a blind buy that i regret! It reminds me of the barbie cologne i used to buy when i was a kid, it does smell like an iced tea with lemon syrup, too sour for my taste. Not spicy at all, i can describe it as citrusy, sweet scent. Dont buy it if you haven't testered it. EW!

A friend of mine waved a bottle of this under my nostrils when at Sephora eleven years ago and I recall vaguely that I liked it. Kept it on mental file to buy. Recently reading reviews I saw that some of the notes in Still were Earl Grey tea and sake so I was really hopeful about this fragrance. Tried it out and was standing in a cloud of slightly sour weak floral notes, vague tea notes and lots of alcohol. The fragrance, in short, smells like cheap hairspray. In fact I could barely smell anything on my skin so I had to do six spritzes which only amplified the alcohol and sourness of this fragrance. I also spritzed this on a scent strip so that my skin chemistry would not be in the way and then I could clearly detect the cheap hairspray scent of this. Looking at the pictures of the bottle online it was supposed to come with a costume jewelry type ring around the neck and mine did not. Maybe Coty is cutting corners to save some money? I'm still upset that they've ruined the fragrances in the philosophy line and made them smell of high alcohol content with a hint of fragrance. Thankfully I did not pay full price for this bottle of Still and will be returning it.

What an absolutely lovely scent. If you're looking for one of the ubiquitous sweet fruity florals, this will disappoint. No, this one is a little spicy, a little green and fresh, yet warm and sensual in its base notes.

This is a complex fragrance that is so comforting and so easy to wear. It's not too sharp or pungent -- a nicely done combination of notes that is clean and very wearable in all seasons.

And the best part is how inexpensive it is now. Quite a bargain on Amazon, where the 3.4 EDP is $21 and change -- only a couple dollars more than the 1.7.

P.S. If you ARE looking for a well-constructed summery tropical fruity floral, try J.Lo's newest (2014) called "Jlove." It's delightful (see my review).

This was a blind buy for me, purely based on the positive reviews. This is one of the stinkiest, old tea, old lady scents I've come across by JLO. I was hoping for a nice summery scent and some may consider it to be summery. It has a citrus, sunshine tea vibe with a dose of something vintage. I hate it. Returning it immediately. And of course it lingered on my skin all night! Ugghh!

I love this perfume! As many reviewers say, it is very light, pretty, and non-offensive. It starts off a little bit musky then dries down to a light scent. I can't really describe it well, but I definitely have never smelled anything like it either. It reminds me slightly of Johnson & Johnson Baby Shampoo in the dry down, not sure why?! But that's a nice smell to me, so I like it :) I recommend to anyone who loves perfume and light scents.

This smells very nice on me, I can detect the tea mostly and rose, lilies, sandalwood, and amber. I don't find this fragrance generic or something I have smelled before, its different enough that I notice it immediately when I wear it.

It's not overpowering or headache inducing. It's very very feminine. Not something I expected from a celebrity fragrance. The silage isn't too long on this though, it lasted about 3 hours before it disappears. Overall a great fragrance.

LOVE this! I have always been a fan of Glo, but I also wore Versace Bright Crystal for years until I got tired of it. When I read the reviews here for Still, I knew I would like it before even smelling it. I love hints of Jasmine in perfume. My husband bought me a huge bottle, and I adore it. On me, it smells like Bright Crystal with hints of Sand and Sable (my old favorite from high school). Really a lovely scent that lasts all day and never smells obnoxious, cheap or overpowering. It's a nice, crisp floral, with a hint of sweetness from the jasmine.

This is my holy grail of perfumes. I got a bottle as a gift when I was 16 (I'm 22 now) and I have repurchased this time and time again. I'm not good at describing the notes of perfumes but I will say that this comes across very sexy to me. I usually wear it for a night out and I always get compliments on it. I am a perfume junky and literally have over 30 bottles but I always find myself reaching for this one. I know it works for me and I believe it has transitioned well from the teenage me to my adult life. I would recommend this product to others but honestly, I don't want my gal pals to steal my signature scent! Selfish, I know ;) But seriously, it is just that good that I don't want to share. I hope it never get discontinued.

I'm wearing J.Lo Still right now. I guess the name Still has a double meaning -- "I'm still, I'm still Jenny from the block", according to J.Lo's song, right? And *Still* can also mean unmoving, as in calm & serene -- which matches the vibe of the scent itself.

Notes per parfumo.net are:

Top Notes: Earl Grey tea, Mandarin, Rice wine
Heart Notes: Freesia, Honeysuckle, Orange blossom
Base Notes: Amber, Orris root, Sandalwood

It's an Earl Grey tea scent, essentially, to my nose -- bergamot & tea -- and smells very similar to Bvlgari Green Tea or White Tea or Eliz Arden Green Tea -- that same basic category, tea & lemon -- and also with a soft beige/nude quality to the drydown, I think. I don't smell any florals at all.

I enjoy wearing Still, esp at the office. It's a simple scent -- soft, fresh, clear, unobtrusive. I like that it's not flowery, fruity, uber-lemony, or overly sweet/desserty smelling. It's not dense -- has a fresh light crisp airy quality.

It's simple and nice -- a good one to wear when your nose needs a break from complex perfumes. It has an overall cleansing quality for me, just like drinking tea does.

A few weeks ago, I was sitting in a Tex-Mex restaurant when the most heavenly scent of tea drifted past my nose. I spent the entire meal trying to figure out where it was coming from, until I finally pinpointed a passing waitress as the source of the divine fragrance. She told me she was wearing J.Lo Still. I ran, did not walk, home to order a bottle. Unfortunately (as I expected would probably be the case), it doesn't smell remotely that good on me - with my skin chemistry, it's more of an overly fresh floral, and I really don't get any tea from it at all. However, it gets 5 lippies since I *know* it can be magically delicious on the right person. It does have great lasting power for a US$20 EDP---if I apply to the back of my neck, I can still smell it in my hair after 16 hours.