10oz???
Cotton sounds very intruiging, but maybe I'm only saying that as I'm testing Demeter's Laundromat on my right arm![]()
From WWD.com
Brand: Marc Jacobs (Coty).
Name: Marc Jacobs Splash: Rain, Grass and Cotton.
Launch: April (USA).
-Rain by Laurent LeGuernic (IFF): Tropical Rain accord.
top: wet cut grass, wild strawberry, clementine zest and dewy cypress.
heart: tropical passion flower, sunshine flower and white orchid.
base: beech amber, tree moss, teak wood and musk.
-Grass by Azniv Buzantian (Firmenich): Fresh Green.
top: freshly snapped snow peas and lush green accords.
heart: wildflowers and white muguet.
base: soft woods and dewy musks.
-Cotton by Carlos Vinals (Takasago): fresh floral musk...the smell of your favorite old T-shirt.
top: fresh linen breezes and liquid oxygen mixed with white peach, citrus mandarin, orange and bergamot.
heart: Marc T Signature Accord, cotton flower, lavandin and lily of the valley.
base: cotton musk, smooth white suede, rich sandalwood and blond woods.
Concept: "I always liked the concept of a fragrance someone could wear without it being too precious," says Jacobs. *"They aren't ‘occasion' scents — they are meant to invite you to use as much as possible, whenever you like." All have a musky base. Oil concentration is 8% (like IUNX).
Coty predicts "Rain" to be the bestseller.
Simple square bottles with black tops. Each juice has a different tint: Rain is a pale violet, Grass is a pale green and Cotton is a pale amber.
Available in only one size, $65 for 10-oz. splash (including spray pump).
10oz???
Cotton sounds very intruiging, but maybe I'm only saying that as I'm testing Demeter's Laundromat on my right arm![]()
Which would you recommend of the three?![]()
Read a review a little while ago on the New York Times website. Chandler Burr bagged Rain out pretty hard!
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/01/st...+direct&st=nyt
"That's Numberwang!"
"When you become comfortable with uncertainty. infinite possibilities open up in your life"
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The old ones sound more interesting to me than the new ones, I'm a sucker for anything called "Rain."![]()