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Notes09/15/2020
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Fruity-sweet for the summer
Several years ago, the Michael Kors fragrances were widely and extensively promoted in the local Douglas stores. And the young girls, who wanted to be especially chic, had their daddy give them a tote bag from MK for their birthday. In the meantime, the spook is mostly over and the Michael Kors brand has apparently gained a bit of a reputation for being highly sought after by wannabe snobs who can't afford Louis Vuitton. I can't say much about it per se. My relationship with MK has always been rather lukewarm. Fragrances, bags... everything was quite ok (except the Island Bermuda scent, which was a flop for me). No storms of enthusiasm, no horror.
Exotic Blossom was a bargain buy for me and I didn't expect much of it. Even here in the community it is pretty much going under. But I don't think he's so bad now. It reminds me of the summer scents of Escada. Squeaky, fruity, sweet and artificial. But to me it seems a little less watery, quite durable and despite its fruity sweetness, not sugary. I can't smell any hairspray either. But I haven't worn it in cold weather yet.
Mango is dominant from the beginning. Nice and sweet, and not exactly natural, but still pleasant. The rose becomes stronger as the fragrance progresses and has more of soap than flower. But that doesn't matter, it could be the musk. I can't smell any vanilla, it could be that it simply makes the whole thing a bit sweeter. Not much more happens here. So you can't talk about fragrance here.
For me, Exotic Blossom is a fragrance for squeaky teenage girls who don't want to smell like Mexx or Bruno Banani. Sweet, one-dimensional - Sure! But in a way that - if you only spray it twice - it just looks perky and not obtrusive.
Recommended if you like sweet and fruity. But ONLY then
Exotic Blossom was a bargain buy for me and I didn't expect much of it. Even here in the community it is pretty much going under. But I don't think he's so bad now. It reminds me of the summer scents of Escada. Squeaky, fruity, sweet and artificial. But to me it seems a little less watery, quite durable and despite its fruity sweetness, not sugary. I can't smell any hairspray either. But I haven't worn it in cold weather yet.
Mango is dominant from the beginning. Nice and sweet, and not exactly natural, but still pleasant. The rose becomes stronger as the fragrance progresses and has more of soap than flower. But that doesn't matter, it could be the musk. I can't smell any vanilla, it could be that it simply makes the whole thing a bit sweeter. Not much more happens here. So you can't talk about fragrance here.
For me, Exotic Blossom is a fragrance for squeaky teenage girls who don't want to smell like Mexx or Bruno Banani. Sweet, one-dimensional - Sure! But in a way that - if you only spray it twice - it just looks perky and not obtrusive.
Recommended if you like sweet and fruity. But ONLY then
