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theblacknarcissus.com | ||
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nstperfume.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The provided text is a collection of user comments and discussions from a perfume blog or forum, Now Smell This. It includes a variety of topics such as perfume recommendations, fragrance identification, discussions on knockoff perfumes, and personal experiences with specific scents. The comments span several years and involve multiple users, with some seeking help in identifying or purchasing perfumes, while others share their preferences and experiences. The blog seems to be a community-driven space where users engage in conversations about fragrance, sharing tips, recommendations, and personal stories. | |
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olfactoriastravels.com
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| | | | | By Tara Before I discovered Diorella a number of years ago, summery perfumes never seemed to quite hit the spot. Traditional colognes, fruity perfume cocktails and summer florals were toosimplistic andbland. They just didn't feel like "me". Then I found Diorella and it was just what I had been looking for. It wasfruity and green... | |
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thescentedhound.com
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| | | | | WHAT I SMELL: L'ÂME D'IRIS opens with a tender embrace of cashmere iris, warmed by a subtle kiss of mandarin. Dreamy from the first spritz, it feels like a celestial whisper. As time unfolds, the soft perfume is gently powdered with violet, replacing the mandarin's sparkle. A familiar note of makeup emerges, fresh and promising,... | |
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thescentedhound.com
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| | | Every once in a while there is a fragrance that for some reason calls to me like some siren song begging me to check it out. Mitsouko by Guerlain is one of those scents. I am certainly not the target market for this fragrance but that's not going to stop me. Maybe it's the... | ||
