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Unbound (2001)
by Halston
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  |  Unbound has a definite floral / fruity bent to it. Of course it has the ozonics of the masculine Unbound, but this one stays unquestionably on the feminine side. It is pretty. Its florals, its sweetness, and its sillage are kept wearable levels. It has a pleasant and long lasting sandalwood drydown. Halston Unbound for women gives every indication that it is an easy fragrance to wear, and that it will be quite forgiving of application: In that respect, it is similar to the version for men, and, like the male version, this one is a bargain. I agree with Takemyhusbandplz’s assessment. A pleasant, wearable fragrance for a reasonable price. 10 March 2008 |
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| This is a very pretty feminine floral with lots of well done sandalwood. Great casual, feel good fragrance. Poetic in it's simplicity. Info from Fragrancenet: DESIGN HOUSE - Halston YEAR INTRODUCED - 2001 FRAGRANCE NOTES - a fresh scent of leafy florals, sandalwood and musk. RECOMMENDED USE - daytime 19 April 2006 |
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