Berry Weekend Pink Edition Concentrated Perfume Oil (24ml) Description

This fragrance is a Pink Edition variant of Berries Weekend, marketed for women who want a fruity-floral scent with a weekend-vibe energy. According to Nigerian online listings, the 24 ml version is described as a “concentrated perfume oil” (i.e., higher concentration than body spray) – e.g., “Berrys Weekend Pink Edition concentrated perfume oil – 24ML” listed by a Lagos retailer.

It’s positioned as playful, vibrant, and youthful—”the spirit of carefree weekends and playful femininity”.

Format

Size: 24 ml in some listings (for example: 24ML oil perfume) though other larger sizes (100 ml EDP) exist.

Type: “Concentrated perfume oil” version (alcohol-free attar oil-based) in the 24 ml format, per one Nigerian shop description.

Packaging: Usually a small bottle (likely roller or spray) in a pink colour‐theme. Retailers refer to it as “Pink Edition”.

Usage: Being a concentrated oil, less is needed – likely intended for points of application rather than heavy spraying.

Sensory Profile

Based on reviews and breakdowns for the wider “Berries Weekend Pink Edition” range (EDP versions) which likely share similar DNA:

Top Notes: Tangerine, tree sap, reseda plant.

Heart / Middle Notes: Wild rose, peach blossom, iris, hyacinth.

Base Notes: Nectarine (sweet fruity wood/musk undertone) in EDP listing.

Overall impression: Sweet fruity‐berry opening (though note the official notes for the 24 ml oil may differ slightly), floral heart adding femininity, warm base giving a soft lasting trail. According to Fragrantica: “floral fruity … moderate longevity” for the EDP version.

Thus for the 24 ml concentrated oil version expect potentially stronger initial impact with maybe less projection (oil format) but solid longevity if applied well.

Wear & Suggestion

When to wear: Daytime wear, casual outings, brunches, even relaxed evenings. Its fruity-floral character suits spring/summer, warm weather especially. In Lagos climate it will come across nicely.

How to apply: Since it’s a concentrated oil format (24 ml), apply lightly on pulse points (wrists, neck) or behind ears. One small dab may suffice. Avoid overapplying. If it’s in spray form then one or two sprays.

Pairing & style: Works with feminine, light outfits: e.g., a sundress, casual jeans & blouse, or a nice day/evening get-together. Fruity notes lean playful, so best for less formal, social settings rather than business formal.

Longevity & sillage: As a concentrated oil, the longevity might be better than a typical body spray, although in humid climate you may still need a refresh if out many hours. The projection may be moderate (oils tend to hug skin more than heavy sprays).

Best seasons/time: Ideal for warm weather (spring, summer) or humid climates; also good for daytime and early evening. For very formal night events you might opt for something richer/heavier.

Helpful Tips

Less is more: With oil/concentrated format, a little goes a long way—overapplication can make it too sweet/heavy.

On skin vs clothing: Oils cling to skin longer; if you spray or apply on fabric expect scent to last but test for any marks or staining.

Storage: Keep bottle away from direct sunlight and high heat (important in Nigeria climate) to preserve fragrance quality.

Layering: If you like, you could layer with a neutral unscented body lotion to help the scent last. Avoid other strong scented products that may clash with the fruity-floral profile.

Test sample if possible: If you haven’t smelled it yet, try a small decant or test in-store to see how your skin chemistry interacts (oils can smell different on different skin).

Refresh during the day: If you apply in the morning and will be out late, carry a mini decant or duplicate and reapply lightly in the afternoon for sustained effect.

Gifting: The 24 ml size is compact and makes a nice gift option—especially for younger women or those who like fruity-floral scents.

Authenticity & packaging: Ensure you are purchasing from a reputable retailer; check bottle design, labels, batch number as you might find many variations in Nigerian market.

Avoid mixing with heavy scents: Since this is playful and somewhat sweet, avoid layering with heavy oud or deep musk scents unless you want a very rich/complex result.