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Vivid (1993)
by Liz Claiborne
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- Top Notes
- Egyptian Marigold, Tangerine, Bergamot, Violet, Freesia.
Middle Notes- Iris, Lily, Peony, Jasmin, Tiare, Bulgarian Rose.
Base Notes- Amber, Sandalwood, Musk, Vanilla.
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  |  IMHO, and it's very humble indeed, they just don't make florals like this in the new millenium! It's lush and clean-not a mushy porridge of notes, but a real bouquet of flowers. It lasts and lasts, and on me there is defintely a progression from top to base notes. The middle notes are where it's at for me. A lovely, big boned floral with generosity of spirit and not too refined to be worn while running errands and getting the car gassed up. I have a well preserved bottle, over 12 years old, and it still smells gorgeous!27 June 2008 |
 | One of my favorites...on me, the rose, peony, and iris really play well with the vanilla. Slightly sweet. Bold but not strong, soft but not powdery. I've gotten lots of compliments on this one. Too bad it's discontinued. 18 June 2007 |
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| This is a very romantic floral with a few bright notes to it. I generally like subtle, fresh fragrances suchas Stella but find this one intense in all of the right ways. Not a fragrance that I would consider fresh but more warm and romantic with a bit more musk to it. One of my favs but not something I would wear to work. 21 December 2006 |
 | Yum, Jardins de Bagatelle on steroids! If you want a big clean floral that isn't too sheer, powdery or soft then this is the perfume to get. On my skin there are no top, middle and bottom notes. What you smell at the beginning is what you get at the end of the day, a clean, bright, sociable floral that loves barbeques, champagne lunches and parties. Although encarnacion thinks it is perfect for a romantic date, this is not intimate enough on me for romance. Instead it wants to socialise, chat, laugh, see and be seen. A fun floral with excellent sillage. Although it's been discontinued there are enough bottles available on Ebay to satisfy my lust for now. 06 December 2006 |
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|  Marigold is one of the many notes in this fruit/floral arrangement. It ruins the whole scent for me...bitter, sharp, and cloying. Especially combined with tangerine...nasty combo! Thankfully, this one has been discontinued.29 March 2006 |
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| Although it is a litlle bit difficult for me to speak about women perfumes, I cannot resist give good news...and Vivid is a very good news. It is a 90s very good fragance, luxurious and femenine (too much femenine really) flowery n' elegant (perfect for a romantic date). It is the perfume that reminds to that woman who wants to be romantically reminded "Seems taht I like this fragance" !of course! Like a man I recommended it. 03 March 2006 |
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