Forgive the odd topic, but I seem to have run into a snag. Not too long ago I bought a bottle of Burberry London thinking that it would be a perfect signature frag for the upcoming fall and winter months.
My desire to purchase another fragrance is a combination of the following two factors:
01. I'm slowly getting more and more addicted to purchasing scents. It's becoming a healthy hobby that eats away at my rent payments and electrical bills. As a college student, this is hardly a concern.
02. I've noticed some longevity issues with Burberry London. Perhaps it's just my getting used to the scent, but it definitely feels as though the stuff evaporates on my skin within an hour after applying it. This sucks, considering how much I absolutely love the stuff and how well it goes with an occasional clove cigarette. Anyone else get the same effect?
Regardless, I've been doing some research, and one of the scents I want to sample today when I head to the mall is "The Dreamer" by Versace. Many have noted that, after getting past the harsh top notes, there's a beautiful scent waiting to reward.
Is it appropriate for Autumn and Winter, though? What else would you recommend to someone who loves London? (i.e., someone who's looking for tobacco, spice, wood, cinnamon...something to flirt with the scents in a coffee shop in the middle of a snow storm)
Thanks, folks!
My desire to purchase another fragrance is a combination of the following two factors:
01. I'm slowly getting more and more addicted to purchasing scents. It's becoming a healthy hobby that eats away at my rent payments and electrical bills. As a college student, this is hardly a concern.
02. I've noticed some longevity issues with Burberry London. Perhaps it's just my getting used to the scent, but it definitely feels as though the stuff evaporates on my skin within an hour after applying it. This sucks, considering how much I absolutely love the stuff and how well it goes with an occasional clove cigarette. Anyone else get the same effect?
Regardless, I've been doing some research, and one of the scents I want to sample today when I head to the mall is "The Dreamer" by Versace. Many have noted that, after getting past the harsh top notes, there's a beautiful scent waiting to reward.
Is it appropriate for Autumn and Winter, though? What else would you recommend to someone who loves London? (i.e., someone who's looking for tobacco, spice, wood, cinnamon...something to flirt with the scents in a coffee shop in the middle of a snow storm
)Thanks, folks!
