by Christian Audigier
Ed Hardy Love & Luck presents a fresh, citrusy opening with vibrant bergamot and blood orange, underscored by a subtle vodka note that lends a crisp, tingly quality without being sharp or alcohol-heavy. As it settles, the fragrance reveals a layered dry down of sweet fruit, powdery musk, and warm woody notes—cedar, sandalwood, and patchouli—creating a soft, sensual, and slightly oriental character. On some skin types, the opening is notably peppery or spicy due to pink pepper, which can be overwhelming initially, though it typically mellows into a creamy, softly floral, and musky base. The scent is versatile, light, and intimate, making it ideal for daytime wear in spring and summer, and appreciated for its easygoing, unisex character. Despite its appealing composition, longevity is modest, with many users noting it fades within 3–4 hours, and some report instances of very weak performance on their skin. It fits comfortably in casual or transitional settings—beach days, outings, or everyday wear—but doesn’t project strongly, making it fewer for those seeking a bold or long-lasting signature scent.