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| HI ROBIN I HAVE A QUESTION FOR YOU... |
MAYA |
11/02/05 03:55 PM |
NOT RATED
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| MESSAGE BY MAYA |
| Thank you for all your wonderful suggestions and advise... always a pleasure to read you. I was wondering if Shanghai is at all reminiscent of Euphoria since you mention it here... I have tried Euphoria and do like it, but I know that in the next two months if not already just about every other woman/girl will probably be wearing it. I work at a university so 'new' fragrances that are launched recently make a huge impression on younger girls at school - hence the elevators, hallways, classrooms and offices tend to smell somewhat similar... right now Fantasy is a big one... and I do see Euphoria making it's way. I was at a perfume counter yesterday and two women were asking the lady at the counter for Euphoria... Do like the name though, and the bottle shape is pretty cool although the 100ml bottle is a bit awkward to hold. OK now back to Shanghai, could you at all suggest any similars so I have a better idea of what it actually smells like. I really love orientals, but do enjoy semi-orientals as well as woods as well - in fact I do enjoy a pretty wide variety, but here are some of my favorites... Deep Night (Ghost), Aimez Moi (Caron), Burberry London and Burberry Brit Red, Casmir (Chopard), Paul Smith London (Paul Smith),Connexion (Lancome), Deci Dela, (Nina Ricci), Nirmala (Molinard), Mauboussin (Mauboussin), Nu (YSL), Presence (Mont Blanc), Ruby Lips (Dali), Samsara (Guerlain), Venezia (Laura Biagiotti), Pink Sugar (Aquolina), Trouble and Initial (Boucheron), Prada the new pink one (Prada), Omnia (Bvlgari).... yeah the list goes on... so in your expert ;) do you think I'd like Shanghai? |
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