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| Blends of floral and citrus-based fragrances are recommended for casual and daywear. Spicy, woody or warm amber-based fragrances are traditionally favorites for evening and special occasions. |
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RATING |
| AMARIGE |
KRIS |
11/02/07 01:44 AM |
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| MESSAGE BY KRIS |
| I like the scent, although I can certainly see how its strong sweetness can initially burn your eyes and nose. If it's done lightly (spray in air and walk into it), it can come on more subtle, and hence result in its best ability. I've read that some men don't like it; like with all perfumes, each person's chemistry is different. And maybe those men just don't like that type of scent! Personally, when I've worn it, I've gotten all compliments from men, and some have actually swore out loud "D*****mn!! Someone smells fine as h*ll!" lol Then others will say "You smell really good!" Opinions vary based on taste, nose/scent and woman's chemistry. It is what it is. The good thing about Amarige is you get a lot of perfume for the price, all things considered. You don't need a lot of it to last you, so you get your money's worth. |
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