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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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| HELLO SYLVIE! |
GREEKGIRL |
09/17/07 11:38 PM |
NOT RATED
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| MESSAGE BY GREEKGIRL |
| Hi again Sylvie, how is Germany, hope you have some nice weather there! im glad someone agrees with me on Brit edp-edt difference as i was beginning to think i was imagining it, i too live ambery frags but because i have so many of them i prefer brit in edt as it is different than others that i have, i luv the caramel smell of it, seeing if you are Germany you might be able to help me find a frag which i cannot locate anywhere, my husband bought it back from overseas for me a few years ago and cannot remember where he bought it (thats men for you!) the frag was called Christina and it was in a small glass carved bottle with a silver cap, there was no brand name on it only it said Dadi on the back (i think) because it has worn off over the years and i cant read it well (didnt take a lot of notice of it before it wore off) and it was made in West Germany (written on bottom of bottle) it was an aldehydic type flowery frag i think it might have had lily in it (not sure) have you heard of this frag? if so do you know if its still available and from where, id luv to be able to get it again it holds a lot of memories for me but sadly i cannot find it anywhere and no ones heard of it, hope you can help! thanks and bye for now, hope to hear from you soon, greekgirl Helen.
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