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Yesterday I tested two fragrances, one AmorAmor on the left wrist, then Kenzo Amour directly on the neck. Floating on clouds and in the scented sky I left the perfumery branch. What a hefty scent that is, this Kenzo Amour, that you're only testing it now, drove it through my head, at the same time I sniffed similarities (the flattering vanilla note) to Hypnotic Poison.
I was pleased to note the very good durability. Again and again the warm, creamy vanilla scent rose into my nose.
In the course of the evening, however, unfortunately, slight nausea began to appear. So much so I had to scrub it off his neck with a lot of soap. It's not gonna work out between you and me.

Immediately after dabbing Jovan Musk Oil, I have here a 3.7 ml bottle of it, a fruity twitchy scent rises into my nose, I feel immediately transported back to my childhood as I open a roll of Fizzer's dextrose.

Later the scent smells creamy and warm, now I also smell the jasmine, which has been embedded very nicely. This one doesn't stand out in an unpleasant way, but it's easy to guess.
All away I can smell a kinship to the golden Elnett hairspray.

One feels cleanly scrubbed, the smell reminds me of foamed shampoo in the hair and bathroom and cleanliness.

Towards the end, when Jovan Musk says goodbye to the skin, long long after the application, because this fragrance has stamina, at the earliest in the evening, on clothes even the next day still, is simply synthetic musk to sniff out, a musk fragrance, comparable to the musk fragrance of pink Cotton Musk Ulric de Varens.

I would call the scent autumn winter scent.

I actually use Jovan Musk Oil far too seldom, for the fact that it offers such a mad smell experience and hope that it will remain with us in this formulation for a long time. (2013)

If you want to attract attention, go for Les Plaisirs Nature organic Vanilla.
You can count on questions, they range from harmless "Is that you now that smells like vanilla?" to "Who just cooked cocoa here?", "Do you smell like carnations?"

A very dense, intense vanilla fragrance, so I perceive this fragrance personally, vanilla from Yves Rocher. I feel like a freshly baked vanilla croissant that is generously rolled around in vanilla sugar. But in the cheap one where 10 bags cost 19 cents, not in the one where it says with real Bourbon vanilla from the pod.
Nevertheless, the fragrance is always fun again.

Pink Sugar smells of roasted sugar and liquorice sticks immediately after spraying on. The vanilla can't even be smelled that strong. It is a total work of art, the fusion of all the fairground smells that one can imagine and that blow around one's nose while strolling through it.

There's nothing light about it, it's dense, dense, dense!


Amazed comments are the order of the day, if you are on the road with this fragrance.

In 1996 I knew few scents. What I bought again and again was CK1, then I got to know Pleasures, but something about the scent always bothered me, so much that I had never bought it.

With Tommy Girl I immediately found everything just right, nothing disturbed me, he was fresh, smelled of white bouquet but at the same time also of tea and he was very transparent from the smell feeling. Yes, he had a slight "Fit" dishwasher note, but that never bothered me.
This is a fragrance that never bothered me, it was just perfect.

A year ago I was lucky enough to get one of the bottles with the silvery-milky lettering. It still smells great, despite 10 years of storage. Which is strange, it only became beautiful and like it used to be after I sprayed it three times... what came out first didn't smell really fresh.

I can't do anything with the current version with the red writing, because I know how he should be right, the Tommy Girl! I know I wouldn't be so hard on my judgment if I only knew the new guy, determined!