This weekend I tried my first unisex fragrance...Purple Water. I tried to like it, but it kept reminding me of my female cousins' perfume back in junior high school. To me it was an out and out feminine perfume. Still, I'm going to try it a few more times just to see if I get any reaction. Somehow I can't see Prince William wearing it! Supposed, it's very upper class. But I think it's more Louis XVI in 17th century France!
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Purple Water by Asprey
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