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MiaTrost 6 years ago

I wish! :) It's a shot of Elena Kountoura, taken by Serge Lutens for Shiseido. Mine are buried in my album. ;)

MiaTrost 6 years ago

Your new pic is lovely! :)

Exciter76 6 years ago

I just had to tell you I'm adoring your new picture! **HUGS!!**

TIA1971 7 years ago

Hello! No welcome here? Thanx for your compliment to my latest photo!
Have a nice day!
Warm regards from Germany
Tanja

DonVanVliet 7 years ago

Great to have you here, welcome again and enjoy Parfumo!

Anessa 7 years ago

Regarding JLo "Still" - thank you for your kind comment! Words indeed are very powerful, intendedly or not.

Anessa 7 years ago

Hi, Thanks for your reply to my comment for the Jeanne en Provence Roseraie EDP - actually, I think that those heady, big florals do better bloom in the open heat and are more "fitting" than in the closed coldness ;-) Sometimes fragrances that are called by other people "soft, light, faint, fresh, for summer use" are rather "heavy on patchouli, benzoe and pepper/NOT fresh/too sweet for summer" for me, so I often write my own conditions in order to add another perspective for anyone blind-buying like me, basing their decision on reviews. But otherwise, I love Eau de Giorgio in summer, and it's not a shy one! :-)

Anessa 7 years ago

Hi, I've got an idea - I understand what you mean, and when I don't find the "keywords" in the classification category, I just add them as tags. Since tagged fragrances in similar categories will be grouped together, there will be "#musky" or "#musk"-tagged perfumes showing up when searched after the tag; tried now with advanced search in the tag box, found just a few, but there can be more! :-)

Bcars10 7 years ago

This site needs to add "Musky" to its perfume classification system because "Animalic" just doesn't cut it. Animalic is too sharp and "barnyard-y" to me, but musky can be softer and less intense. I wear musks a lot, so it would be helpful to add this classification. Thank you!