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Mambo for Women (2001)
by Liz Claiborne

  • Availability: In Production
  • Perfumer: Harry Fremont [Firmenich]
  • Bottle Designer: Laurent Hainaut [Raison Pure]

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In the opening, the mango and mandarin are in open warfare, and neither is winning. Or rather, the lines between the two become blurred and create a new mango-mandarin-synthetic-plastic accord that is quite repulsive. The ginger is barely discernable, as is the orange blossom, behind this powerhouse opening accord of atrociousness. As the fragrance progresses cinnamon and ginger become more prominent, and a bit of sandalwood does make its presence known, thank goodness. This fragrance certainly improves with time, and becomes a medium-bodied spice scent, though I'm not sure I want to wade through the trenches that are the opening notes to get to the good part, even for a great price!
02 November 2008

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