This is a body mist from Victoria’s Secret’s Beauty Rush line, named “Juiced Berry”. According to one retailer in Nigeria it’s described as: “a seductive and fresh fragrance of strawberries and raspberries. Sweetness in a bottle is what best describes this gourmand juice.”
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It appears to have been launched around 2012.
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So essentially it’s a playful, fruity-sweet body mist designed for everyday use rather than a full heavy perfume.

Sensory Profile

Top/Initial Impression: Bright juicy berries — think ripe strawberries and raspberries. The sweet-gourmand element comes through strongly.
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Heart/Development: Based on user comments, the sweetness may mellow into a softer berry-vanilla or candy-like finish (though specific professional notes are less documented).

Overall Vibe: Very youthful, fun, sweet, fruity. It’s not a deep or complex niche scent — it’s more about a feel-good, fresh fruity spray.

Longevity & Projection: Being a body mist rather than an eau de parfum, it’s lighter. According to some user feedback, it may fade quicker than perfumes, meaning you might need to reapply. For example:

“Juiced Berry smells like raspberry and strawberry to me… I still have half a bottle and I cherish it … spray it once every blue moon when I need to remember what the early 2000s smelled like.”
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So while loved for the scent, it may not last all day strongly.

Wears & Suggestions

Best occasions: Daytime wear, casual outings, school/college, shopping trips, brunch, or anytime you want something fun and sweet. Because it’s light and fruity, it works especially in warmer weather (spring/summer) or after a shower.

Layering: Since it’s a mist, you can layer it: first apply an unscented or lightly scented body lotion, or a matching fragrance-lotion (if available) to help the scent last longer.

Pairings:

With simple, casual outfits: t-shirt & jeans, summer dress.

For evenings: you could pair it with a more robust fragrance at pulse points, letting Juiced Berry give a fresh fruity aura around you.

When to reapply: Because body mists fade faster, keep the bottle handy (especially the 250 ml size) and re-spray mid-day if needed.

Target audience: Great for teens/young adults, or anyone who enjoys sweet fruity scents rather than heavy musks/woods.

Format

Size: The version referenced is 250 ml (≈ 8.4 oz) body mist.
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Type: Body mist/ spray — lighter concentration of fragrance oils compared to eau de parfum or eau de toilette.

Packaging: It comes in the Beauty Rush line styling (which historically included colorful, playful designs).

Availability: It may be harder to find currently (some users say it’s discontinued). For example:

“Juiced Berry was the best thing in the world… I’m on the hunt for that Coconut Craze dupe!!”
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So availability might vary by region or store.

Helpful Tips

Storage: Keep the bottle in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat to preserve the fragrance longevity.

Application:

Spray onto clean skin (after shower) for best absorption.

Spray from a distance (about 15-20 cm) over your body, avoid soaking one spot.

You can also lightly mist your clothes (but test on fabric first to ensure no staining).

Enhancing longevity:

Before spraying the mist, apply a fragrance-free body lotion to your skin — moisturized skin holds scent better.

Spray on pulse points (neck, wrists, behind knees) plus a general mist over body/clothing.

Re-apply mid-day if the scent has faded and you want to refresh.

Mixing: Because it’s light and sweet, you could layer it under a more subtle “base” fragrance (unfragranced or lightly scented) to give the berry scent a longer “hang time”.

Patch test: If you haven’t used it before, test a small amount — even though it’s light, sweet scents can be overwhelming in hot/humid climates like Lagos if applied too heavily.

Authenticity check: Given that such popular lines sometimes get discontinued or resold, ensure the bottle is sealed, label is correct, packaging matches official styling, and seller is reputable (especially when shopping online or from lesser-known stores).

Expiry & freshness: Body mists don’t generally have an exact “expiry” date like food, but the scent can degrade. If you buy an older bottle (e.g., many years old), the fragrance may be less vibrant — check for changes in smell or color.