Isabelle1

yesterday, a 21 year old handsome man asked me what beautiful scent i was wearing, he said it smelled so very very good, pure and clean, he loved it so much that he asked me to look out for it for his girlfriend, and yes it was ´ c’est la vie eau de parfum’... that says it all, i guess...so even it is a 90s scent....modern stylish young men love it also...for me it is simply adorable, just saw a vintage pure perfume, 7,5 ml, in its original still sealed box, ( when i was searching for him) i am gonna buy it immediately ( for myself of course), will look further for an eau de parfum for his girlfriend...

I like it, having said that, on my skin it is sweet, i have known the souks of Egypt so well have so often been there, namely Khan el Khalili...but i can not compare this fragrance to that souk and i know where the spice shops are over there, they smell good and the colors of the spices are so nicely placed, this fragrance lasts very long, it makes me think off as Alecofur says rice....in my country we have an old dessert dish and we name it “rijstpap” it smells like that, only we make “rijstpap” with rice, milk, sugar, creme and...SAFFRON...

i have this one, the normal j,adore and the pure parfum, i layer them and it is heaven and so unique, the vintage pure parfum is very hard to find but my oh my , so GOOD...in all this years i have found only 2 bottles of 30ml, it is heaven...and if i find another i will buy it again...

For me this stinks as the chemical products to restore and wax antique furniture, it is a no no...a throw away, i am not gonna insult friends or family by giving this to one of them ..or maybe just keep it in the bathroom as decoration, i think the bottle is not to bad, i have the edition porcelaine...so yes the bottle might be a keeper, but the juice makes me sick
It was a blind buy....

I love the scent it is beautifull, it brings me back to my childhood and the rosegardens at my parents, it brings back so sweet memory's, for me it's a very comforting scent. But I would not call
it a modest investment, yes it is a modest amount due to the tiny amount one gets but 48 ponds at Libertys in London for only 3,6 ml perfume oil, I think that's a rather higher amount, so that would make it for only a bit more than 10 ml 154 ponds...quite a bit of money for the tiny amount. Having said that, I am happy I have it, even gonna buy another as a gift for a girl who becomes most probably a close relative (sister in law) and looks completely like Julia Roberts, (everybody says so)
who apparently wears KAi.