Cindy Crawford (2002)
by Cindy Crawford

Got a sample of this fragrance when bought a parfum for my wife. The aroma isn't bad, classic style, but lacks of catchy notes that can make it rememberable. It can be confused easily with an average cologne.

When smelled, start with flower notes, but in few minutes the base notes in a soft oriental style arise, staying on top all the time. Checking in internet I found the structure of the fragrance is: top notes: cyclamen, freesia, pepper, blackcurrant; middle notes: magnolia, mimosa, orchid, gardenia, jasmine; base notes: amber, musk, vanilla, sandalwood, cedar.

Due to the main oriental notes, this fragrance is recomendable for a not-warm season (it don't have fresh notes), and just for a daytime use. Because it belongs to a classic style of fragrances, it didn't seem to be restrictive for a specific age.

16th October, 2006.