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Ciara (1973)
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   |  its over-the-top sexy, winter evening in New York. New Years Eve... It's strictly for Divas who know what their doing. What was the companion green fragrance? Was it Charlie? 08 May 2009 |
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| What a pleasant surprise. It IS the perfect winter fragrance, and I love the definition of it being "a new york street" type fragrance. It had another companion fragrance at the time that was green, but I cannot remember it's name. It is a definitive scent and I decided it was time to change my usual so I picked some up. Yummy! I love all the incense notes and the fact it doesn't smell fruity, watery,or as faint of heart that most perfumes are today. A true women's fragrance. 30 December 2008 |
 | Smooth and spicy with a powdery drydown. I feel like I'm wrapped in velvet when I wear this. Definitely a cold weather only fragrance. People may faint if you overpower them with it in summer. This is a love it or hate it perfume, so you have to be certain of yourself to wear this, as it is sure to offend some people. But as you're wearing it to please yourself and not others, that's not really your problem. Steer clear of it if you're a people pleaser, and never ask other peoples opinion of it. You have to love the way it makes you feel, and how it blends with your chemistry. If you love it, wear it! 21 December 2007 |
 | Go girls! So glad to see these positive reviews of Ciara! I love this scent. I don't care if it's from Revlon and you can buy it at the pharmacy - it's just good, period! If it were packaged in a fancy bottle with a designer name and three times the price at Saks, people would probably rave about this scent. No, it's not particularly refined or subtle, but neither is Angel or dozens of other more respected fragrances. When you want a heady, sweet, seductive fragrance, Ciara fits the bill perfectly. Wear it and hold your head up high! 21 July 2007 |
  | I love this perfume. It's so strong. You can smell it a mile away. And it's so distinctive. I've only known one woman who claimed it for her signature scent, and she was a most remarkable lady. When she stepped into a room, you noticed -- because you could smell her! I agree with the above reviews that this perfume is for a special kind of person. Definitely not a subtle scent. I love it, but even I can't wear it because it would be like wearing a dark purple evening dress with stiletto heels and a feather boa to substitute teach at a Sunday school. 03 September 2006 |
 | Calchic's done it again! Perfect description - this fragrance is sweet, but make no mistake, under all that sweetness the woman wearing Ciara (who is 100% WOMAN)is ready to play hard-ball and will take no prisoners! A 70's classic sure to remain in the perfume world for many years to come. 25 May 2006 |
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