Tommy Bahama for Women (2005)
by Tommy Bahama

Notes (from OsMoz.com): Cactus flower, clementine, bergamot, Hawaiian tuberose, frangipani, honeysuckle, “exotic” woods, nectarine, sheer musk.

Tommy Bahama for Women goes on as a gentle, sweet tropical fruit cocktail of a scent, with hints of melon, banana, peaches and coconut flashing across its surface. A powdery vanilla custard accord quickly slips in underneath for support, while some vaguely green floral notes temper the bright candy flavor of the fruit. The main thrust is lactonic fruity floral, as in the earlier J’Adore and Organza, though in this case both brighter and slimmer, with the comparatively brittle olfactory consistency one might expect of a more “modern” entry in any given fragrance genre. Neither tuberose nor frangipani detach themselves from the fruity background, and the result is a certain anonymity about the entire floral bouquet. The fruity floral arrangement is linear and fades out after a few hours to reveal faint echoes of fruit against a plain, clean musk drydown. Tommy Bahama for Women smells pleasant but dull, and I can’t imagine I’d remember it or recognize it two days after wearing it.

22nd June, 2010.

I like sweet vanilla-ish perfume on women. When I smelled this perfume it was not overpowering...weak, but a CLOSE UP smelling perfume! Nice! There is a hint of coconut and water..that of the scent of what I would think Bahama would be like.

This perfume is a definate top 5 in a womans arsenal IMHO especially for Spring/ Summer wear.

8th April, 2007.

Water and woods...reminds me of bamboo. O.K. if it's what you like, but I'm not impressed.

9th June, 2006.