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01-28-2013, 03:57 PM | #72 (permalink) |
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That's messed up! I'd see about tracking down a generous member or maybe purchasing a decant from someone.
Oh I mean the actual scent. The projection and all of that is nuts. It's heavy and loud and sweet, and yet the scent itself feels thin. It's bizarre. I'm actually trying out a Lutens now. Santal de Mysore in fact. I tried it years ago when I was first getting into fragrances, and all it smelled like to me was pure sandalwood. Now I'm getting all the other facets, especially cumin and cinnamon. I also get a sort of caramel note, which I really enjoy. I'm not sure it's decant worthy, but I like it. I really wanna try Chêne too, since I'm curious as to what a scent based around oak would be like. |
02-19-2013, 01:09 PM | #75 (permalink) |
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my signature scent is Lancome Tresor it just smells soft and powdery i always get complimented on it
Here's a tip for any UK girlies. Lidl (yes i know, but trust me) sell an eu de parfum for £3.99 called Suddenly Madame Glamour that smells just like Chanel Coco Mademoiselle look online it went head to head tests with it and was the winner. My sis wears the Chanel one and even she's bought this to wear for work etc, i mean at 4quid you can use like air freshener Last edited by stanley lambchop; 02-19-2013 at 01:15 PM. |