Tommy Girl (1996)
by Tommy Hilfiger

This is a VERY strong fragrance. It is actually a nice scent as long as you don't go overboard with it. My favorite Tommy scent for ladies is Dreaming, his newest perfume.

What a pity that such a lovely fragrance has such a terrible name! My daughter brought this home from a show in NYC where Tommy Hilfiger was a guest. I never would have tried this & probably will never buy this; yet it is a light, not too sweet floral with some staying power. In spite of the fact that I am not a huge fan of most florals, this one is just different enough & complex enough to recommend. I put this and Juicy Couture in the same category...pretty, unoffensive and perfect for young (and maybe not so young) women.

Clean, green, and beautiful a mountain girl’s radiance in her late afternoon flush. Try the Ventana National Wildnerness via Big Sur, CA in late spring. This scent smells just like certain parts of it. The tea and florals compliment each other, making each more interesting. My girlfriend doesn’t wear a lot of florals but she loves this one. An extremely well made and satisfying fragrance in all respects. Superb.

This is one of my wife's long time favorite fragrances from when she was growing up. I love the way it floats off her skin when she wears it.

It has a soft citrus opening with a dry down of soft floral. Its nothing offensive and its pretty safe to say the least. I really can't smell it on her unless I'm really close, such as giving her a kiss.

It lasts all day on her with only one or two sprays...so I'd say that's pretty good.

Good, safe, young woman's fragrance.

Luca Turins review of Tommy Girl made me very curious, so I decided to try this to see what all the hoopla was about, fortunately to find it I didn't have to go very far, my 7 year old granddaughter got a bottle for Christmas. So I marched to her room knocked on her door and asked if Nanny could have a spritz. She graciously squirted a goodly amount on my arm and off I went, sniffing away. The very first scent was....rubbing alcohol. I kid you not. Lasted maybe a minute or so then a weak green tea started. Thirty minutes later a stronger green tea, an hour later....green tea. After about 3 hours something weakly floral and sort of sparkly popped up but didn't stay long sort of faded to ....green tea. However it was sweetly floral on my granddaughter so I think body chemistry reared it's ugly little head. For me no. Elizabeth Arden's Green Tea is a wonderful scent on me and I believe that is the tea formula I will stick with. But for others this is a nice little floral. And oddly enough, on my granddaughter no scent of green tea at all, just flowers.

One of the most common perfumes, as almost every girl wore it back in high school. Definitely marketed for teenage girls! Apart from being a slightly nauseating scent that faintly resembles antiseptic solution... there is no depth in this perfume and is plain BORING!!!