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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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| SUBJECT |
AUTHOR |
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RATING |
| YSATIS |
RAJUL |
06/30/06 05:02 AM |
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| MESSAGE BY RAJUL |
| i just received this perfume as a gift. i was verrrry curious to check it out as i had read reviews saying its a classic and i just loooove old classics! as soon as i opened my bottle and got a whiff i recognised it as one i had smelt many years ago on different people (i guess it was used more when it was newly introduced).the 1st thought that came to my mind was that the trend of fragrances have changed so much and that today perfumes tend to have either vanilla, chocolate or fruit influences even in evening wear whereas the classics stayed away from these influences and were more floral or incense or spice based.
ysatis to me is a strong fragrance which i would not wear by day and restrict it to formal wear.i would not work out in it as im wary of the frgrance that would emit if mixed with perspiration.certain perfumes like cologne by thierry mugler or truth by ck i would work out with as the blend of fragrance and sweat is niiiice ! this one i would treat as i do opium, paloma picasso, coco chanel, samsara.......get the drift ? as i DO like classics i am glad to acquire this frgrance. since we are new to eachother i guess i will slowly build a relationship with this frgrance and may grow attatched to it.i had a similar experience with jill sander no 4. it is a loooooovely fragrance but strong and the 1st time i used it i wondered if it was a mistake. then in a few days i liked it so much that now im saddened by the fact that it is discontinued !! |
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