In this video, I’m reviewing my perfumes from the cheapest to the most expensive—especially if you’re a student, a “guy led” babe, or you’re just trying to start a perfume collection in Nigeria without breaking the bank. I share honest first impressions, how each one smells (sweet, floral, oriental, woody, spicy), and most importantly: how long they actually last on me, because that’s usually the real issue with budget perfumes. I talked about Tessori d’Oriente (₦3k) which is sweet and floral but only gives me about 3–4 hours, so I rated it 6/10 even though it’s really nice for the price. Then there’s Choco Musk (₦3k–₦5k) that smells like vanilla-chocolate “please eat me” vibes, but I recommend layering it because longevity isn’t the best—7.5/10. I also reviewed a Baccarat Rouge 540 “extract” dupe (₦4k–₦5k) and explained how I later realized it wasn’t the original; it’s okay but I won’t repurchase. Colour Me is floral-oriental with a spicy vibe and lasts up to 6 hours, but it’s not my personal fave. My top pick is Mousuf Wardi (₦8.5k–₦11k): sweet, sugary, floral, pretty bottle, and it lasts—8.5/10, and yes, I’d rebuy it.