Mariposa by Jenni Rivera Perfume Review

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Details and Care

What Is Jenni Rivera Mariposa?

Inspired by Jenni Rivera's hit television show, Mariposa de Barrio, this fragrance is a light floral and fruity scent for women.

What Does It Smell Like?

Capture your own dreams of rising to stardom in this sweet fragrance.

Fragrance Family

Floral

Scent Type:

Floral, fruity

Scent Notes (Ingredients):

The full ingredient list is not available for this product. It contains floral and fruity notes.

FAQs

Where Do You Apply Jenni Rivera Mariposa?

Eau de parfum is best when sprayed onto pulse points like the wrist and throat. The scent lasts longer if it's also applied to warm areas like the insides of elbows or the upper back.

What Season Is It Best For?

Jenni Rivera Mariposa is a refreshing floral scent, but its gentle floral notes make it perfect for any season.

Is It Worth It?

Customers are saying things like, "My lady loves this perfume," and "Great value."

Is Jenni Rivera Mariposa Trending or Outdated?

Jenni Rivera Mariposa is rising in popularity and hasn't yet peaked. Its traditional floral elements make it a top contender in spring or summer.

How Long Does Jenni Rivera Mariposa Last?

Like most eau de parfum, this fragrance lasts around six hours on most skin types and can be layered for longevity.

Why Does It Smell So Good?

Touches of rose and jasmine blend with elements of raspberry for a delicate pink fragrance that fits in just about anywhere.

What Makes Jenni Rivera Mariposa So Special?

Like a sparkling childhood dream, Jenni Rivera Mariposa perfume is full of possibilities.

What Kind of Perfume Is Jenni Rivera Mariposa?

Try wearing this perfume to work daily, but don't be afraid to try it on for parties and special events where its soft petals and sweet undertones can charm everyone who catches a waft of it.

Transcript:
Hey, everyone, Nicole
here, and today I'll
be reviewing Mariposa
by Jenni Rivera.
This fragrance is a
lovely, simple scent
from the collection managed by
the Latin music icon's estate,
and I really like it.
Mariposa, which means
butterfly in Spanish,
is primarily composed
of notes of roses
with hints of what
I think is jasmine.
It's a soft lush
scent and I think
it's great for
spring and summer,
especially for women who prefer
a traditional floral fragrance
for those seasons.
Well, that's all for today.
I hope you enjoyed this review.
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