Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Victorias Secret Angel Gold Fragrance Review



Victoria’s Secret has launched Victoria’s Secret Angel Gold, a new fruity floral fragrance for women. Victoria’s Secret Angel Gold is a updated version to last year’s Victoria’s Secret Angel.

Take the stage. Steal the spotlight. Make every day runway-worthy with this eau de parfum, a sexy blend of sparkling bergamot, lush gardenia and musk. Spray on for scent that lingers. Earn your wings—Victoria’s Secret Angel Gold.

Well, I don’t know about sexy, but this sent definitely lingers!! The perfume is definitely long lasting compared to some of its competitors. This scent easily lingers for about 6-8 hours,

                                 

This scent is a really pretty, very fruity and florally. This is definitely a day time sent. I think it is quite a young scent and very easy to wear. If you liked past Victoria’s secrets scents you will love this one. With top notes of Prickly pear, kumquat, pomelo blossom, red berry sorbet, orange crème, sparkling bergamot. It dries down to notes of Musk, vanilla woods, gold amber crystals, sandalwood, cedarwood

Lindsay Ellingson is the perfect choice as the spokes women for this fruity florally perfume, as she is the perfect embodiment of the girl next door image which this scent represents. This perfume is perfectly suited to a teen to young women. The packaging has the classic angel wings on the back with a modern graphic on the front. It is a very nice addition to any girls perfume collection.

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Wednesday, May 29, 2013

First look: 'Taylor' by Taylor Swift


The new perfume, Taylor by Taylor Swift, follows in the footsteps of her past scents Wonderstruck and Wonderstruck Enchanted, but focuses more on the singer’s personal style rather than a magical world where chandeliers dangle out of the sky.

“My first two fragrances were more about fairytales,” Taylor told StyleWatch. “But this fragrance is more about my own style, so I wanted the name to be more personal.”

The bottle design is simple and modern, reflecting the singer’s own quirky and retro style, crowned with a ring of pearls. "Pearls are the one the fashion accessories that never seems to go out of style,” she said. “I keep a strand in my purse, and throw them on whenever I need to dress up my outfit."

So what does Swifts new fragrance smell like? The singer calls the perfume “a mix of a lot of things: It’s sweet, it’s sophisticated, it draws you in. It’s really my way of translating classic, yet modern, into a perfume.”

The new scent blends top notes of lychee, sparkling tangerine and magnolia petals, and a base of sandalwood, apricot nectar, and a blend of woods. Does anyone else smell a romantic and whimsical spring picnic?

Taylor by Taylor Swift will hit Ulta and Ulta.com in late June.
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Saturday, May 25, 2013

Victoria's Secret Bombshell Review


Perfect for on-the-go beauty, day or night. Sexy today. Sexy tomorrow. Sexy forever. Embrace your inner bombshell with this FiFi® Award-winning eau de parfum from our Victoria’s Secret Bombshell fragrance  ollection. A glamorous blend of purple passion fruit, Shangri-la peony and vanilla orchid. Spray on for scent that lingers.

The ad claims it is a day or night sent, when I first read, I was skeptical, thinking its generally always one or the other. However this is one of the more flexible fragrances. I still think it is more day than night, but it definitely would not raise any eyebrows if you were to switch it up once and a while. 


The scent is a very fresh and fruity. It is quite a young scent and very easy to wear. If you liked past Victoria’s secrets scents you will love this one. With top notes of Tangelo, pineapple, strawberry, purple passion fruit. It dries down to Musk, blonde woods, oakmoss The face of the fragrance is Candice Swanepole, who is Victoria’s secrets favorite angel at the moment. She is a perfect choice because she is the ultimate bombshell. She is young and sexy which is exactly what this fragrance is trying to emulat02e. The packaging is beautiful and simple. It is a classic shape with the signature victorias secret stripes and a pretty bow to finish it off. This perfume is perfect for all ages






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Sunday, April 28, 2013

Chanel's Coco Noir Fragrance Review


Chanel Coco Noir Eau de Parfum Spray Designer Fragrances Perfumes Women EDP Reviews Blog
Coco Noir was launched in September 2012.

"For Coco Noir, I thought of Coco and of Coco Mademoiselle too, because it’s also part of the history. I wanted to continue exploring an entire esthetic range of CHANEL perfumery, a range that distinguishes itself from the Florals, one that is illustrated by Bois-des-Iles and Cuir de Russie. I took it up with Coco. It’s what I like to call the CHANEL Coromandel culture, what you see and feel in her apartment. The night vision of the ‘Orient that starts and ends in Venice’ imposed itself upon me and that is where I wanted to go.” perfumer Jacques Polge.
In 1984, there was Coco, that sumptuous blend of wood, resins, flowers, spices and fruit. A treasure trove of splendours and an endless source of discovery and sensual delight. Then, in 2001, came Coco Mademoiselle, a breath of air that lightens this cornucopia of fragrance, in which everything is simplified and accelerated in a radiant burst of fruit and flower. And today there is Coco Noir, a great nocturnal Baroque. Another journey in the wake of a Gabrielle who fully embraced the dazzle of black and Venice, incorporating them not only into her creations but into her life.


Top notes: grapefruit, Calabrian bergamot, Heart: rose, narcissus, rose geranium leaf and jasmine. Base: tonka bean, sandalwood, vanilla, patchouli and white musk frankincense.

This particular perfume was my wedding fragrance, it lasted all night and even into the next day! The staying power is incredible.

The bottle is just as classic as the brand is. Sleek and simple, the signature black colouring. This is deffinitly a classic perfume in the making. It is a musky scent, a perfect night time perfume. This fragrance is perfect for all ages.

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