11/29/2023
Tonimria
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Mom knows best
No one, but really no one is better suited to write a review for this fragrance than me. After all, I've had to smell it almost every day since 2010. Anyone looking for a detailed and well-founded fragrance description here, please read no further, I'm getting a little nostalgic.
The year is 2010 and my mother and I visit a Lush store. My mother, bright red hair, bright red lipstick, bright red beret, green velvet, lots of jewelry, lots of patterns and high heels. Me, 9 years old and overjoyed, because shopping with mom was always my favorite time. My mother was totally ecstatic because the natural cosmetics smelled great. We rummaged through bath bombs and soaps until we were stopped by a black-haired saleswoman who I felt at the time was very heavily pierced. She offered my mom a tester and my world would never be the same again.
LUST - bright jasmine of the most penetrating kind. Mom and LUST - a match made in heaven. Since that day, a small bottle has always accompanied us in her bright red rucksack, between plant stalks, crochet hooks, notebooks full of notes and lipsticks. The scent was just like her - herself, unapologetic, self-confident, warm, crazy, assertive, creative. When I snuggled up to my mother, this breeze of jasmine always came to me. Some write about sexy associations and animalistic urges, but to me it smells like security. The hug after my first heartbreak smells like this and the borrowed clothes I took from her wardrobe as a teenager.
LUST is definitely a polarizing fragrance. The fragrance is a woman who doesn't apologize to powder her nose, she gets up to "go to the bathroom". One who swears, laughs loudly and clearly puts men in their place. The reactions among her friends and family were correspondingly positive. Some could hardly get enough of it, others got headaches. My grandfather once even said that the perfume smelled like (I'll use a cautious phrase) "lady of the night". Not only once did we receive indignant looks, old ladies turned around in the café and grumbled about what smelled so offensive. The fragrance is a commitment, because once it's on, you can smell it for days. It's a statement, because it announces you before you enter a room.
Just like my mom, who always laughs loudly, always says what she doesn't like, is always colorful and always 100% her, this fragrance is not for everyone. But it is for me, and it's the most beautiful fragrance in the whole world *sniff*
Thanks mom, because you've always shown good taste.
The year is 2010 and my mother and I visit a Lush store. My mother, bright red hair, bright red lipstick, bright red beret, green velvet, lots of jewelry, lots of patterns and high heels. Me, 9 years old and overjoyed, because shopping with mom was always my favorite time. My mother was totally ecstatic because the natural cosmetics smelled great. We rummaged through bath bombs and soaps until we were stopped by a black-haired saleswoman who I felt at the time was very heavily pierced. She offered my mom a tester and my world would never be the same again.
LUST - bright jasmine of the most penetrating kind. Mom and LUST - a match made in heaven. Since that day, a small bottle has always accompanied us in her bright red rucksack, between plant stalks, crochet hooks, notebooks full of notes and lipsticks. The scent was just like her - herself, unapologetic, self-confident, warm, crazy, assertive, creative. When I snuggled up to my mother, this breeze of jasmine always came to me. Some write about sexy associations and animalistic urges, but to me it smells like security. The hug after my first heartbreak smells like this and the borrowed clothes I took from her wardrobe as a teenager.
LUST is definitely a polarizing fragrance. The fragrance is a woman who doesn't apologize to powder her nose, she gets up to "go to the bathroom". One who swears, laughs loudly and clearly puts men in their place. The reactions among her friends and family were correspondingly positive. Some could hardly get enough of it, others got headaches. My grandfather once even said that the perfume smelled like (I'll use a cautious phrase) "lady of the night". Not only once did we receive indignant looks, old ladies turned around in the café and grumbled about what smelled so offensive. The fragrance is a commitment, because once it's on, you can smell it for days. It's a statement, because it announces you before you enter a room.
Just like my mom, who always laughs loudly, always says what she doesn't like, is always colorful and always 100% her, this fragrance is not for everyone. But it is for me, and it's the most beautiful fragrance in the whole world *sniff*
Thanks mom, because you've always shown good taste.
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