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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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| TO MARA |
JAG |
12/01/03 01:59 AM |
NOT RATED
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| MESSAGE BY JAG |
| I always laugh and say there should be a support group for addicts like us. I probably have over 200 bottles and have given at least that many away. Don't have room to share all my favorites, but you can email me at judy@kevintuckerdesigngroup.com. Two designers I like are Gilles Cantuel (Babylone and Flowers) and Molyneux (I Love You and Le Chic). Just tried Castelbajac and absolutely love it, but think I am in the minority. Theorema, Python, Yendi, L' Or de Torrente, Shocking, and Mauboussin are a few of my recent purchases. I don't usually go for clean and fresh but more toward the heavier floral and oriental. I know that one day I will find the perfect scent for me. NOT! I am just hopeless and always end up hitting that "submit" button, then living with the guilt. But, it's worth it. I am always amazed when I read where people where one fragrance in the summer and one in the winter. I am thinking, if I did that, I could be driving a Mercedes! |
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