Laila

Let me tell you, this scent is like a breath of fresh air—it's clean, it's floral, it's pure freedom. I typically shy away from floral scents, but Laila is in a league of its own. I use it in home sprays when I need a little pick-me-up of that crisp, flowery freshness.
Spritzing it into the air or onto my clothes instantly transports me to a world of fresh blooms and mountain breezes. It's cozy, it's inviting, and it's utterly delightful—even for someone like me who isn't typically drawn to floral fragrances.

I don't know if I ever smelled the original this is inspired by... I haven't been to Disney since I was 6 years old...
But when I tell you that this sparked some very happy nostalgic feelings, I mean that I almost stuck the blotter of this up my nose trying to figure out where/when in my past I'd smelled this scent.
(I'm also really glad for the reviewer who posted that they got this for the watermelon and couldn't smell any, because it was honestly what drew me to this scent's description as well, and that review helped manage my expectations when I got this oil.)

And I still have no idea what memory is being sparked by this scent, but I did IMMEDIATELY put it in PA for a personal perfume. While I was surprised by the 10% IFRA limit, after testing this (with literally less than 3 days maceration), I'm more surprised that the 10% is actually enough for an excellent wear-longevity.

Floral perfection! This is definitely floral forward, but the mountain air and sea breeze mixed with musk set it apart from
other floral. I get absolutely no watermelon or fruit at all. It is medium strength in C55, but very strong in linen spray and car freshies. I plan to add this to my spring line.

Seriously where is the watermelon? That's the whole reason I bought this, highly disappointed.

This is a lovely scent on the lighter side, not heavy and overpowering.