06/17/2012
Sherapop
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Sherapop
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Hypnôse meets Hypnotic Poison
"This actually smells good!" were the first words out of my mouth upon applying Benetton ROSSO, so I obviously continue to labor under my anti-Benetton prejudice...
Contrary to other reviewers, I do not think that ROSSO is a clone of HYPNOSE. I'd say that it would be better described as "HYPNOSE meets HYPNOTIC POISON"--specifically the Playdoh facet of the latter. Fortunately, there is no rootbeer here, so I actually prefer this composition to HP. ROSSO is much lighter, too, so more appropriate for summertime.
It just dawned on me why perfumers would include a Playdoh note in their creations: this is a comfort scent! Return to your childhood, sit on the floor with your legs crossed and create sculptures from extruded Playdoh.
On my skin ROSSO edt has both low sillage and poor longevity. But it smells pretty good while it lasts. This is not a typical fruity floral--more of a light oriental, it seems to me. Not bad at all, and I think that ROSSO would make a fine gift for a teenager.
Contrary to other reviewers, I do not think that ROSSO is a clone of HYPNOSE. I'd say that it would be better described as "HYPNOSE meets HYPNOTIC POISON"--specifically the Playdoh facet of the latter. Fortunately, there is no rootbeer here, so I actually prefer this composition to HP. ROSSO is much lighter, too, so more appropriate for summertime.
It just dawned on me why perfumers would include a Playdoh note in their creations: this is a comfort scent! Return to your childhood, sit on the floor with your legs crossed and create sculptures from extruded Playdoh.
On my skin ROSSO edt has both low sillage and poor longevity. But it smells pretty good while it lasts. This is not a typical fruity floral--more of a light oriental, it seems to me. Not bad at all, and I think that ROSSO would make a fine gift for a teenager.