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themeglet

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This is one of the most wonderful fragrances Demeter has to offer. It is light, airy, and captivating... remarkably reminiscent of the smell of pink mimosa blossoms (i.e., the lightly sweet-smelling "puff-ball" flowers of the silk tree). There are also underlying hints of green that keep the scent balanced, and never too sweet or overpowering. It also reminds me somewhat of that Bed, Bath and Beyond "Egyptian Cotton" linen spray, or even Laura Biagiotti's Venezia Pastello (my HG fragrance). The downside, as with all Demeters, the scent is rather short-lived (but lasts much longer if sprayed on clothing). A nice light-green floral, highly recommended. (The one d

02 September 2006

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