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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 |
| GRANNY OR THE WOLF? |
MARIO JUSTINIANI |
12/14/07 07:14 PM |
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| MESSAGE BY MARIO JUSTINIANI |
| To be perfectly honest, 4 stars is not really accurate. It's a win or lose situation. An Oriental /Gourmand scent that, depending on the women around you, will make you feel like Granny, or The Big Bad Wolf in disguise. Are we being ultra refined and sexy? Or just powdery and flowery with this one? The scoop: Heliotrope, vanilla and cinnamon BIG TIME. Lasts forever and it's well balanced. To be worn on colder nights. If you think the scent is great on yourself and you're NOT going outside your home (Yummy??)--no comment. If you go out, be sure to dress in designer suits and ties when wearing Jaipur. Some women will trip over themselves falling for you, while others will ask what perfume you're wearing so they can buy it for themselves. Many others will do both. No, I'm not kidding. I find it a bit too cloying, but then I probably need to buy more designer suits. I'd also recommend Cacharel (better, imho) as well as Jaipur to any salesman of a costly product (Mercedes Benz?) who wants to disarm the customer by being sophisticated but also ever so friendly. Little Red Riding Hood, come over here . . .
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