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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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| FOR ROBIN |
BECKA |
11/15/05 02:51 AM |
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| MESSAGE BY BECKA |
| Hey girl! I had a feeling you were the Nanette Lepore lover. Thanx for your new recommendations. The only one that you mentioned that i've had the opportunity to sniff is Light Blue, which I did appreciate, but felt it was too strong for me. I've heard that E'clat de Arpege by Lanvin is actually very similar, but lighter. Have you experienced it? As for the Anna Sui one, I have never heard of it. The Macy's by me only carries her signature, Dreams & Ooh la la love. If I wanted to try any Moschino, I guess I would see if Sephora has testers. Or else hop on the train to New York City (only an hour or so from me). By the way, here are a few of my faves: Burberry Weekend, Gucci parfum II (pink), Michael
Michael Kors, 212sexy Carolina Herrera, Red Jeans Versace, J lo Miami Glow, Opium YSL, Calyx by Prescriptives, New West Skin scent (woman) by Aramis, Pink Sugar by Aqualina, BCBGgirls Sexy, Rare Gold by Avon, Narcisse by Chloe (Karl Lagerfeld), Red Door Elizabeth Arden, Clinique Aromatics Elixir, Cinema YSL, Diesel zero plus feminine or any other coconut top note scent, and the list goes on. I recently found out from a friend that Valentino Gold is a very unique one, smelling of key limes, white musk, and cranberries. But it's not readily available; naturally this site sells it. One last thing, have you ever tried any of the Lalique perfumes? I think I recollect smelling the original as a pre-teen, but I can't remember what it's like. Le Baiser sounds interesting to me. Anyway, get back whenever you can. I really value your feedback, since I know how passionate you are about perfume. Ciao bella :@)
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