Typophile

Upright, modern cursive face, with a single stroke weight - (no image)

SalvoSixth

I think I've seen this face on soap or fragrance packaging that my wife had, but unfortunately that was some time ago and I don't have any sample to post... I've seen it used elsewhere but my memory escapes me.

I've gone through Indentifont and WhatTheFont with no luck.

Any help would be a blessing.

- S

That, I'm afraid, is very little information to even make a guess.

Or maybe it's Cocquette?

Cocquette is a good candidate.

My guess would be Estilo:

http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/dstype/estilo-script/

Thanks guys... I appreciate you trying despite the lack of info.

Coquette is actually very similar in flavor to this. The major difference is (which I failed to mention) the letters should are connected.

Thanks again
S

One more thing:

Think "Typo Upright" without the varied stroke weight.

http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/bitstream/typo-upright/

It might be custom lettering.

You can also try using the Script Font ID Guide. If the letters connect, look at either Part 1, or Part 7, depending on whether you think the script is a formal, or casual style. If the letters are not all connected then check Parts 2, or 8, again depending on whether you consider the style formal or casual.

- Mike Yanega

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