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Divine
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   |  To me, this smells exactly like Chloe. (The old 80's Lagerfeld version, not the new one.) But it smells like it's been done with MUCH better ingredients, so it gets points added for that. Plus, it's the same name as my beloved cat, so how can I not love it?09 April 2009 |
 | A good choice for a woman who wants to project elegance and confidence. It starts with a very strong, sharp floral blast. For about the first hour, it smells like detergent on the skin, but very pleasant in the air. Gradually, it mellows and becomes sweeter and less soapy on skin. Good sillage and long-lasting. It's the kind of fragrance that I picture someone wearing in an evening gown. In fact, just wearing it makes me feel like I'm in an evening gown, even if I'm wearing jeans and hooded sweatshirt. Very good, but too conservative for my taste. 06 February 2009 |
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|  I had high hopes for "Divine" after reading the positive 4-star review of it in "Perfumes: The Guide" which called it a buttery floral. I tried this on my skin on two separate occasions and detected no butter note at all (as opposed to Diorama which definitely has a lush creamy butter note). Instead, "Divine" is a heavy floral animalic that smells like a cheap, blowsy cousin of Givenchy's Ysatis. For my money, I would take Ysatis every time over this as it is elegant, well-blended and classy. Unfortunately, Divine is not any of those things. 22 April 2008 |
  | Classic old school diva stuff here. Magnificent use of gardenia without coming off as cloying. Very sensual tuberose lingering below the surface. Very formal frag, but also appropriate for the office if applied with a cautious hand. 11 November 2007 |
 | A classic, high-quality floral- sharp on the skin but softens down with a hint of something musky. Unfortunately it is a bit boring- nothing mysterious, groundbreaking, captivating. 16 May 2007 |
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| Soft without the remotest touch of that dreaded powder edge I can't wear. I have to use the cliche and say 'lyrical,' because it is. Layered, subtle and elegant. 03 May 2007 |
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