Bottle of Glow Jennifer Lopez

Jennifer Lopez · 2002

Glow

Neroli, orange blossom and clean musk: the scent of freshly showered skin.

Launched
2002
Family
Floral
Concentration
Eau de Toilette

Fragrance pyramid

Glow notes

Top notes

The first minutes

Heart notes

The character, for hours

Base notes

The lingering trail

Our take

What does Glow smell like?

Glow, launched in 2002, was Jennifer Lopez’s first fragrance and helped drive the wave of celebrity perfumes. Its structure is simple and effective. Neroli, orange blossom and grapefruit open with a clean, bright freshness. The heart brings together jasmine, rose and tuberose in a light, soapy form. Musk, sandalwood, orris root, amber and vanilla in the base create a soft, lightly powdery skin effect. The overall impression is of an elegant floral soap, fresh and comfortable, far from the glamour of its namesake. The tuberose is kept quiet, adding just a creamy flicker under the clean musk.

When to wear it

For everyday wear in spring and summer; it suits anyone who loves clean floral scents.

VerdictA pleasant clean floral, though its soapy profile is fairly simple.

It belongs to the Floral family. Glow is one of 1 creations by Jennifer Lopez in our encyclopedia.

Glow: FAQ

What are the notes of Glow?

Glow by Jennifer Lopez opens with Neroli, Orange Blossom and Grapefruit. Its heart combines Jasmine, Rose and Tuberose, over a base of Musk, Sandalwood, Orris Root, Amber and Vanilla.

Is Glow for men or women?

Jennifer Lopez presents Glow as a Feminine fragrance. Nothing stops anyone from wearing it: modern perfumery happily blurs these lines.

When was Glow released?

Glow was launched in 2002 by Jennifer Lopez. It comes as an Eau de Toilette.

When should you wear Glow?

Ideally in spring and summer. For everyday wear in spring and summer; it suits anyone who loves clean floral scents.

Which perfumes smell like Glow?

Based on shared notes, the closest are Giorgio (Giorgio Beverly Hills), Gabrielle (Chanel), White Diamonds (Elizabeth Taylor).