Carolina Herrera Very Good Girl
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Hand-decanted from authentic originals
Fragrance Profile
The scent
- Gender
- For her
- Type
- Designer
- Concentration
- Eau de parfum
- Released
- 2021
- Perfumer
- Quentin Bisch, Louise Turner
Pyramid
5 notes- Litchi
- Red Currant
- Rose
- Vanilla
- Vetiver
Description
About this fragrance
Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.
Common Questions
Good to know
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Very Good Girl is the fruity-rose one, with lychee and red currant over a rose heart and a vanilla-vetiver base, brighter and less gourmand than Good Girl. The Very Good Girl Glam pushes the same idea bolder and darker, with a heavier cherry-woody character.
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It skews young and versatile in feel, built for someone who wants an easy, cheerful scent rather than something serious. The sweet fruity-rose profile suits daytime and casual wear naturally, reading playful rather than formal, and fits most everyday occasions without asking for much attention.
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The lychee and red currant open tart rather than syrupy, closer to fresh fruit than fruit-flavored candy. As it dries down, vanilla can push the lychee toward a banana-adjacent sweetness on some skin. Whether that reads natural or dessert-like depends on your own skin chemistry more than the formula itself.
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Good Girl Blush is the powdery, almond-and-vanilla sibling with no real fruit note, while Very Good Girl leads with juicy lychee and red currant over a jammy rose. Both share the same red-stiletto bottle DNA but land in noticeably different registers, fruity-floral against soft-gourmand.
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The vetiver is subtle but does real work grounding the sweetness, and without testing on skin it is hard to know whether your chemistry lets it show through or lets vanilla and fruit take over completely. A decant lets you track the full shift from tart top to creamy rose base before buying more.
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Very Good Girl is frequently compared to Wild Rose; both open on a fruity red currant paired with rose. Very Good Girl adds litchi to the top and closes on vanilla and vetiver for a fresher, greener finish, while Wild Rose adds bergamot and jasmine sambac to the heart and settles into ambroxan, tonka bean and moss for a mossier, ambery result.
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