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01/04/2014
Sorceress
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Chocolate, Granny Smith Apples and Cedar Wood
Unbreakable. Aka Unbreakable Bond. Delivered in 2011. Unbreakable Joy in 2012. Unbreakable Love in 2013. And maybe Unbreakable Divorce in 2014. We'll just have to wait. Wonder if these bottles and boxes will become a collector's item?
Regardless, is classified as a unisex scent. It's a delightful change from the usual fruity pear/plum scents of 2013 that were mass-produced and thrown at us. Not that fruity pear/plum scents aren't deliciously good. They can be. It's just that the market seemed overloaded with so many you couldn't tell who's wearing whose fragrance anymore. Because after awhile, they all smelled alike. Warm and cuddly. Which is a good thing in the winter time. But, sometimes, you want something different. Something unique. And that's where Unbreakable Bond steps in.
Men and women alike can wear this perfume. It's neither feminine or masculine. Wait, that doesn't make any sense. It's both masculine and feminine. That sounds better. If you only had the funds for one bottle of perfume for yourself and your other half, this could be a choice. You could both wear it. Unless you're a woman that truly enjoys only girly-girl perfumes. Whatever that is. You know, the pink fou-fou stuff. With frills and lace. The perfume that reeks of florals. Then this is definitely not for you.
But, if on the other hand, you're a person that seeks adventure, likes a hint of bodaciousness in their perfumes, wants to be remembered for something out of the ordinary as a woman, then spray this one on. It's really different. On top of that, it's lasting power is incredible. Considering I've attempted to have some very costly perfumes last for more than two hours and failed, this one lasts for a minimum of six to eight hours with absolutely no problems at all. Spray it on a scarf, and the scent lingers for a day or two. It's incredible.
Semi-sweet chocolate along with cedar begins this perfume's journey in a masculine form. It's a passionate one. Unbreakable really does begin as a more masculine feel fragrance with a great woodsy aroma, kind of like opening a cedar wood chest and inhaling that delicious wood aroma. You get this strength of the woods for quite some time until suddenly it morphs into apples. The smell of an unpeeled granny smith green apple with grated baker's chocolate. Imagine you've just grated baker's chocolate, the semi-sweet type, and your hands have remnants of the gratings on them. You pick up a green apple to smell it. The chocolate is faint, but there. You're smelling the apple more, because that's your intention, but you can't help but inhale the aroma of the bitter chocolate, too. Now that's the drydown of Unbreakable Love.
If you're into a perfume that's not super feminine, or want to explore, then this just might be yours. If you want to try a unisex perfume, give it a shot. If you want a bottle for two people, here's your chance.
It's along the lines of Sarah Jessica Parker's Covet or Kate Walsh's Boyfriend or Avon's Extraordinary. A bitter chocolate, a surprise woodsy presence, yet marketed for women. Unbreakable, classified as a floral fruity gourmand, lasts an incredibly long time, hours upon hours, which in turn, adds up to more bang for the buck. Radiates well and I suspect, will be surprising to others in this day of sweets and fruits.
The bottle holds easily in one hand to spray and it's said that when held upside down it's reminiscent of a goblet. It actually looks prettier standing upside down to me than upright, otherwise, it's just a round plain bottle, although glass.
A definite surprise that I'm enjoying this winter in the chilly weather.
Regardless, is classified as a unisex scent. It's a delightful change from the usual fruity pear/plum scents of 2013 that were mass-produced and thrown at us. Not that fruity pear/plum scents aren't deliciously good. They can be. It's just that the market seemed overloaded with so many you couldn't tell who's wearing whose fragrance anymore. Because after awhile, they all smelled alike. Warm and cuddly. Which is a good thing in the winter time. But, sometimes, you want something different. Something unique. And that's where Unbreakable Bond steps in.
Men and women alike can wear this perfume. It's neither feminine or masculine. Wait, that doesn't make any sense. It's both masculine and feminine. That sounds better. If you only had the funds for one bottle of perfume for yourself and your other half, this could be a choice. You could both wear it. Unless you're a woman that truly enjoys only girly-girl perfumes. Whatever that is. You know, the pink fou-fou stuff. With frills and lace. The perfume that reeks of florals. Then this is definitely not for you.
But, if on the other hand, you're a person that seeks adventure, likes a hint of bodaciousness in their perfumes, wants to be remembered for something out of the ordinary as a woman, then spray this one on. It's really different. On top of that, it's lasting power is incredible. Considering I've attempted to have some very costly perfumes last for more than two hours and failed, this one lasts for a minimum of six to eight hours with absolutely no problems at all. Spray it on a scarf, and the scent lingers for a day or two. It's incredible.
Semi-sweet chocolate along with cedar begins this perfume's journey in a masculine form. It's a passionate one. Unbreakable really does begin as a more masculine feel fragrance with a great woodsy aroma, kind of like opening a cedar wood chest and inhaling that delicious wood aroma. You get this strength of the woods for quite some time until suddenly it morphs into apples. The smell of an unpeeled granny smith green apple with grated baker's chocolate. Imagine you've just grated baker's chocolate, the semi-sweet type, and your hands have remnants of the gratings on them. You pick up a green apple to smell it. The chocolate is faint, but there. You're smelling the apple more, because that's your intention, but you can't help but inhale the aroma of the bitter chocolate, too. Now that's the drydown of Unbreakable Love.
If you're into a perfume that's not super feminine, or want to explore, then this just might be yours. If you want to try a unisex perfume, give it a shot. If you want a bottle for two people, here's your chance.
It's along the lines of Sarah Jessica Parker's Covet or Kate Walsh's Boyfriend or Avon's Extraordinary. A bitter chocolate, a surprise woodsy presence, yet marketed for women. Unbreakable, classified as a floral fruity gourmand, lasts an incredibly long time, hours upon hours, which in turn, adds up to more bang for the buck. Radiates well and I suspect, will be surprising to others in this day of sweets and fruits.
The bottle holds easily in one hand to spray and it's said that when held upside down it's reminiscent of a goblet. It actually looks prettier standing upside down to me than upright, otherwise, it's just a round plain bottle, although glass.
A definite surprise that I'm enjoying this winter in the chilly weather.
