I'm utterly convinced I picked a stunning good time to get serious about scent, but a wrenching rough one to start falling for chypres. Now, I'm not about to start composing my own. I admire those who do enormously,but to me it would be like touring the Louvre and then asking myself to replicate it all with a box of kindergarten crayons. But, in the cases where we know the house took out the oakmoss, could it be at all repaired with a dab of oakmoss absolute underneath? And how do you find a supplier with a reputation for fine quality? I hope the chypre queens here add their input and I'll trot over and ask at the diy section later.
Recent Reviews
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This fragrance gave me headaches and nausea. It smells like chemical liquorice. It reminds me also the candies in the drugstores. It's old-fashionned and not really wearable.
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This Serge Lutens beauty is like a fresh gingerbread cookie or cake. Wore this one a few times,and it has a slight old school vibe (probably because of the ginger and cinnamon), which seems to be...
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If you like Bath and Body Works' Midnight Pomegranate, (which is very popular), you will most likely like Viva La Juicy. I love both. There is a very caramel, praline deepness to both of them.... -
Well, not much to say about this, it's floral, it's fruity, it even has some "beach" feeling, but the game is too short and boring...how can they just think that someone would pay that price for...
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Going on with my Gardenia state-of-mind... This one is my Holy Grail for Gardenia scents, maybe it's a tiny bit less realistic than "Gardez-Moi" (even though it contains mostly Gardenia...
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