We tried Disney’s new princess-inspired line from Bath & Body Works — and there’s a clear favorite

The description of Rapunzel’s scent sparked questions among The Independent’s culture and lifestyle team. What does a “glowing sundrop flower” smell like? A bit like medicine, as it turns out.

One reporter remarked, “I feel like it’s trying to be really floral, but it’s medicinal smelling.”

According to the brand, the scent is meant to reflect Rapunzel’s “vibrant and optimistic personality,” which another team member understood thanks to its light, floral scent.

Featuring “soft rose petals and sandalwood, finished with a touch of sparkling fairy dust offer a dreamy balance of floral and gourmand notes,” the Aurora scent is inspired by her “graceful, playful and optimistic nature,” according to the brand.

The Aurora-scented body wash was not a favorite, with one member of The Independent’s culture and lifestyle team saying it “didn’t even have a fresh scent.”

Overall, the team noted a chemical smell — though upon further inspection, it actually seemed to be rose. The scent didn’t live up to its pretty packaging.

Reflecting Mulan’s “spirit of courage, passion and determination,” her signature scent has notes of magnolia blossom and apricot along with “fierce waters” — and was an instant hit among the team.

“I like Mulan for the summer. This screams summer to me, but I don’t know why,” one reporter said after trying the Diamond shimmer mist.

Another added: “Glittery spray and shimmer mist is so popular right now. I feel like every girl on reality TV has sparkles on her skin. It smells so good. It literally smells awesome. Full send.”

The scent was so refreshing and pleasant, and the glitter was an added bonus.

Overall, the team was most impressed with the original princess’s fragrance. The apple scent was strong without being overpowering or artificial-smelling.

“I thought it was going to be more fall-like, but it’s not,” one team member remarked before adding that it “doesn’t smell fake.”

Another said, “That’s really nice. I really like this. We should plug this in at the office.”

A third team member added, “his smells literally just like her apple. Just like her poison apple. If I had to guess what it smelled like.”

The brand describes this exclusive scent as “a blend of charming berries, whimsical floral notes and the warmth of kingdom woods,” designed to “capture the promise of happily ever after.” But again, the description raised more questions than it provided answers.

“These fragrance notes mean nothing. Floral fairytale — what is that? That could mean anything to anyone,” one reporter noted. “Too chemical-y. It’s really superficial,” a second added.

However, a third team member enjoyed the “afterscent of vanilla” and preferred this to other scents among the bunch.