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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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RYAN |
10/25/07 01:43 PM |
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| MESSAGE BY RYAN |
| Ok, so I'm a guy and was shopping at Bloomingdales for a new scent. The saleslady asked me what I like/own and I gave her a few examples. She suggested that, even though its women's, I try NR in the EDT form. She sprayed it on a card and it smelled pretty good. Next day, after reading reviews here, some of which called this a masculine fragrance and others saying it is not long lasting, I decided to try it. I sprayed it on my wrist (again the EDT) and while it did smell good, it was incredibley feminine. I could not smell a hint of anything masculine. In addition, after leaving the store, I went to the gym to work out, sat in the sauna, showered, and even after all that, could still smell it on my wrist. All in all, definitely smells incredible (on a woman), but I cannot say I agree with other reviewers who've stated this is masculine and doesn't last on skin. |
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