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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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| BAD TO BEGIN, ONLY WORSENS OVER TIME |
ELLIZA |
04/08/03 12:46 PM |
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| MESSAGE BY ELLIZA |
| Giorgio comes in the prettiest packaging. but i remember the first time i smelled it i thought it was ghastly -- cheap rendition of coconut suntan lotion mixed with leather with a spritz of some sort of poor quality floral to try to hump it over the worst part. i'm not sure if the women who wear it wear too much, or if it is just miserably penetrating. this is one of the few perfumes that i hated on first scent (jovan musk and fendi are two of the others) and went on to dislike to the point of being uncomfortable in elevators with it. i associate it with cigarette smoke as well, an odor never pleasant but only worsened when combined with leather.
primo makes me think of spoiled 80's women sunning all weekend then toting their tacky designer leather bags into tacky leather car interiors in tight "fashion" suits, lighting up, smoking desparately (with those foolish puffs out the window that are supposed to somehow keep the rest of the car, and inhabitants, from smelling the smoke spinning around the interior) then running into her high pressure sales job where she puffs her lips, sprays gouts of Primo on, and frowns unceasingly unless she smiles appeasingly.
and all in such a pretty box... |
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