noteworthyscents.comReviews of noteworthyscents.com

I never received my products.

I received a click bate on my social, took the quiz, and was excited to receive my perfumes. When they came I was so disappointed. they were SAMPLES. I paid $25 for four sample bottles of fragrances I didn't even get to pick. All of them were teeny bopper smells. Gross, sticky sweet. Contacted them and was told they can send me four more samples. I told them that since I didnt like any of the four as they are targeted toward teenagers that I just wanted a refund. Paying $25 for free samples is asinine. They refused ot refund me then completely ghosted me when I sent more emails. TERRIBLE BUSINESS PRACTICE

The scent was terrible. The customer service was worse. I was very disappointed because the reviews were almost all excellent. I discovered that it is almost impossible to leave a review anywhere. I had to take apart the container, take pictures of the level of product left, get approval for a return, pay 15% restocking fee, and then finally get a refund of the remainder mid-Feb.

I'd give no stars if I could. Took forever to get these delivered. The scents - meh - nothing special here.

Not good. Not good AT ALL. I ordered a sample box @ $25. I picked the 4 scents based on my own preferences. Hated them all. So, I contacted customer service, they sent me 4 more samples of my choice and they are all crap as well. EVERY FRAGRANCE dries down to either patchouli, musk, or powder. And I personally cant stand either of those 3 scents. And those scents last FOREVER. But the top and middle notes disappear within minutes. I've tried every one of their "top fragrances" in their citrus and floral categories and they all smell CHEAP and "old".... they'll remind you of your grandmother from back in the 80s and 90s. I even tried the fragrance that some writer for (I THINK) The Washington Post chose as their new signature and it's terrible as well. It's by no means the worst of the lot, but it's not good. So, please, just dont waste your money. Go the SCENTBIRD route if you want to find a new fragrance. You'll find something you love and spend less money doing it.

The entire premise of 'notewortyscents' is quite a lovely idea. It is very frustrating to find a scent you love only to find the company decides to discontinue the product. The idea that you can take a personality quiz and that somehow such a quiz could push you towards some particular scent or group of scents is also an interesting idea...if it really worked in practice. It doesn't. I ordered their "sampler" of 4 scents and completed the quiz pretending to be my husband...because I know him pretty well, right? He didn't like any of the scents a lot, but 2 of them were in the ballpark. So then we made a new account and my husband actually took the test again himself. His answers were actually a bit different. So in both sample kits that we received they were exactly the same with one scent different in each. Noteworthy says they base their selections on your quiz answers and then throw in a wild card. Each quiz produced the exact same box despite the lack of similarity in the answers. I emailed the customer service contact to complain about the results, and our dissatisfaction and got no response at all. I find it very interesting that there are NO google reviews available on this company/product. I should have paid attention to this before sinking $50 into samples. I have tried to leave a google review for them but there is not a mechanism for that. If you were lucky enough to do this process with Noteworthy and find a scent you liked, this would be a great experience. But this process is not scientific or accurate and their promises of good customer service are entirely lacking. I would not encourage anyone reading this to waste their time or money. You're better off going into a store and working with someone who knows their scents.

ONLY ONE OF THE SAMPLES WORKED. ALL THE REST DID NOT SPRAY. I WOULD LIKE A COMPLETE REFUND PLEASE.

I took the test and chose 4 scents. All of them smell like cheap body sprays from when I was a teenager in the 80s. Another Instagram fail.