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Royal Water (1997)
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   |  I am BAFFLED by some of the descriptions below, good or bad. All I can do in response is to offer my own review: Royal Water is precisely that. If sparkling diamonds and platinum jewels were made into a fragrance, this would be it! As the bottle's frosted glass, chrome trim, and clear crystal cap seem to convey, the fragrance is clean, crisp, powdery, sparkling, refined, elegant, and luxurious. Yet, the versatility of this fragrance is amazing as well. Worn by a man or woman, day or night, formal or informal, indoor or outdoor, spring, summer, fall, or winter, it simply works. It has become my favorite, my delight, my signature fragrance. It simply reeks of money!17 July 2009 |
   |  It's funny reading how many conflicting reports are here regarding the notes in this one.....because I'm about to add another. I agree with those who claim the opening reminds them a bit of mosquito repellent (albeit a soapy non-offensive one), but this does a complete 180 on me and dries down to something similar to frankincense. Thankfully it's faint and nearly gone just a few hours later.05 July 2009 |
 | A sparling, effervescent delight the moment it reaches the skin. Like Himalaya, it gives me a sense of uplifting exuberance, like I was at a party on a lovely summer evening conversing with close friends. One of Creed's finest, IMHO. 10 April 2009 |
  |  A slightly sweet,Victorian hankerchief dampener, that beyond its somewhat powdery cosmetic opening, is an amiable accompaniment to a formal occasion. One would imagine that this will have limited appeal, given its rather antiquated and feminine characteristics, but once it has settled into its stride, it does become quite engaging. The opening feels oily and citric, but this is quickly dispersed by the unpleasant sense of some cosmetic additive. The heart of Royal Water is florally sweet, but never becoming cloying or overbearing. Not quite a thumbs up, but close.18 March 2009 |
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| Lemon, lemon, lemon. Eau d' Furniture Polish. But it has the name "Creed" on the bottle, it was made for Lady Di and you just shelled out $200 so it must be good right? Wrong. This is just laziness. The lemon doesn't go away. Even the next morning it turns into lemon powder. It overpowers everything else. Just horrible 16 March 2009 |
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| Inspired by Princess Diana? Whatever. Creed obviously didn't think much of her. This is even more pointless a tribute than the Diana Memorial Fountain in London which still baffles me. I could't think why anyone would pay such money for something so pedestrian. Smells like something Calvin Kelin would have produced in he 90's. If this was more reasonaby priced, I would have given it a neutral. 09 February 2009 |
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