Speedy review; Sweet Dream edp, by GHOST.

Addictive & Empowering

Power with a luminous smile, Sweet Dream is the scent that lifts your mood and calms your mind all at once. A playful blend of soft sweetness and gentle glow that feels as good as it smells, bright notes bring an instant boost of positivity, while a creamy comforting base wraps you in calm.

It’s relaxation with a sparkle - cozy, confident, and completely feel-good energy in fragrance form.

Today we're completing my reviews for each fragrance in the new GHOST mood-boosting Dream trio collection. Sweet Dream interested me the most because I couldn't find much reliable information on the scent notes initially, so I wasn't sure what to expect beyond the fragrance being 'something sweet' containing strawberry and marshmallow.

Let's take a dip...

Speedy Review: Lazy Dream edp, by GHOST.

Comforting & calming

 Lazy Dream is a floral gourmand fragrance that balances sweetness with freshness. Not just a fragrance but a full mood sensation. Calming yet energising soft yet confident it is a scent that feels like your aura elevated.

The composition is designed to feel calming yet energizing, modern and wearable without excessive sweetness.

I recently bought Peachy Dream and enjoy it a lot, so I have been researching the other two fragrances in the collection and today I'm taking you on a dive into the one which reads as the most appealing on in the new GHOST Dream trio. 

Speedy review; Peachy Dream edp, by GHOST

Juicy & Uplifting

Not just a fragrance but a full mood boost, golden peach and blooming jasmine flow together, grounded by a warm cedarwood heart that melts into the skin, soft yet energising, bright yet confident, it is a scent that feels like your aura elevated.

With fruity-gourmand fragrances taking over the market, Peachy Dream does not just join the trend but redefines it with a fresh, balanced twist that feels effortlessly modern and deeply uplifting.

Superdrug is currently selling the new GHOST fragrance for only £19 for a 50ml bottle and at a parfum concentration. Peachy Dream is actually one of three new fragrances from GHOST (Sweet Dream & Lasy Dream are the other two), but this is the only one at Superdrug at the minute.

I had been  repeatedly testing the new Khloè Kardashian fragrance and had gone into a Superdrug store to finally just buy a bottle, when I saw the offer for this. I immediately thought about my childhood memories of Avon's Sweet Peach line (aging myself here), so I impulsively bought a bottle alongside Almost Always. 

Fingers crossed for a positive outcome🤞 

Speedy review: GHOST Orb of Night edp, by GHOST...

 Possess the magic of nature’s most transformative moments: sundown and sunrise. Orb of Night breathes life into the new day.... 

The moon. The sun. Opposites in perfect harmony, sharing the canopy. Embracing their time to illuminate. Silent moments unveil the light. Romance is revealed in soft focus as the Orb of Night descends and a passionate sun rises once more. A time to escape and connect. The sky mesmerises. The depths of night quietly greet the possibilities of morning. Calm energy wraps the air, pure and all-consuming. Feel deeply. Let the warmth charge your soul.

An alluring cherry-almond flirts with a beating heart of treasured ethereal florals. Caramel melts upon a base of warm sandalwood signalling nocturnal riches. Intriguing orange blossom gently layers delicate white musk.

The original GHOST perfume is hands down my longest-term favourite fragrance and I've also really enjoyed several of the brand's other fragrances too, so knowing that this contains cherry notes was like a siren's song to me...

Speedy review: Ghost edt, by GHOST........

Understated, yet gloriously feminine and a true modern classic. 

Ghost the Fragrance is a seamless blend of cool elegance and unexpected warmth, timeless and pure. Silky top notes of Casablanca lily, white rose and Indian ambrette seed are heightened with smoked incense, jasmine and sandalwood. The base notes of spiced amber, musk and vanilla orchid give a relaxed intimacy.

This is one of those "I was sure that I'd already reviewed this" posts...

I bought a bottle of Ghost when it launched in my teens [the name alone interested me] and I still wear it now I'm in my 40s, so it is something that I feel deserves a shout out. 

Speedy review: Keep Dreaming edp, by Ghost.

 This scent serves as a reminder that the most enchanting dreams are the ones you create... 

GHOST Fragrances and Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity (GOSH Charity) have joined forces to create a special fragrance called 'Keep Dreaming'. This collaborative project incorporates patient illustrations, designs, and a scent chosen by some of the wonderful young people at Great Ormond Street Hospital. And the great news is, every bottle sold contributes £1.50 to GOSH Charity. So, spritz away and make a difference for a brilliant cause.

More than just a fragrance, GHOST Keep Dreaming takes you on an immersive journey. Spritz on the magical blend of raspberry, magnolia, and sandalwood and let it transport you beyond your wildest dreams. 

Getting this fragrance took a bit more effort than usual; it is exclusive to Superdrug and they currently have a special offer on, so it's been sold out everywhere.

I'd tried the tester a couple of times and I really enjoyed the scent and was also impressed by the 7/8 hour longevity & moderate projection, so I quickly decided that I needed to hunt Keep Dreaming down. I checked the website & app with no success and signed up for restock notifications. However I then ended up going to four different stores looking for it, because I wanted a bottle to give as a birthday gift to a GHOST Fragrance-loving friend [the store checker on the site is not very accurate imo]. However it was indeed out of stock in every store near-by. Then I checked the app again despite not receiving any restock notifications and there it was.

Anyway; I want to share the essential details about this lovely fragrance while the fantastic offer is on. I do think that it is well worth the full retail price, but who doesn't love a bargain?