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Love in Lagos Juicy Peach Perfume Body & Hair Mist
This product is the #2 best-seller at 54 Thrones (~17 products) and has stayed in the top 10 for 3 days. Winner score 44/100 — moderate.
- Winner score
- 44/100
- Price
- $28.00
- Best-seller rank
- #2
- Est. sales at this store
- ~$3,500/mo
- Stores selling this
- Not measured
- Advertising
- None on file
Moderate
Price last seen on the store's page
of the ~17 products this store sells
About 3–5/day. Estimated from this store's sales range and the product's place in its best-seller order
We have not counted other tracked listings for this title yet
No ad match on file — not the same as confirmed zero spend
How this product scores 44 out of 100
Built from three things we can see. It estimates how strongly a product is performing — it is never sales, revenue or ad spend.
Ranked #2 of the ~17 products this store sells. A high rank in a big store counts for more than one in a small store.
How many days it has stayed in this store’s top 10 over the last 30 days. A rank that holds is harder to fake than one good day.
No ad match or other-store listing is backing this product up right now.
The same product on other stores
The store selling this product
How busy the store looks, and how many products it sells.
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Listing details
Reference data taken from the store's own public product listing.
Peach, rose, and vanilla cedarwood. A sweet fruity floral shaped by Lagos golden hour, orange groves, and sticky delicious summertime air. The Feeling Lagos was the first place I ever set foot on the continent. It was 2012, and I was on my way to meet my grandmother for the first time. I didn't know what to expect. What I found was heat that wrapped around me the second I landed, color everywhere, strangers who talked to me like family before they knew my name. It's ripe, generous, close to the…
