DD Edition (for women)

annehke

Floral Woody Musks are a preferred category for me, however, not all of them dazzle like this Diamond Dust.

I could not individually note the magnolia or indian saffron, but I believe they are there, adding to my delight in this fragrance. The saffron only appears as some kind of mysterious smoothness in the beginning.

The carnation is a great clear white flower here, and the thick jasmine, and dark rose, just make the floral combo thrive. What really makes the whole mixture of scents a ture valueable gem, is the vetiver. The vetiver interacts with the floral mid notes, and at the same touches on the amber and musk base. It lasts, and lasts all day, and into the next day; itś just so decadent and velvety to me. Oh, and there is glitter in the liquid, white and silver; only visible in strong light, very faint, wich doesn't mess up your clothes or anything.

At very first whiff, I so strangely thought of the old Enjoli! And of course my hoosband said "it smells like old lady stuff" "because of the rose" but if those are just first impressions. In the very last wee hours of the fragrance, it reminds me of Madness by Chopard, but only when the delicacy of the scent has worn away. Spending some time, alone with this fragrance, it worked some kind of sparkly magic on me....

MoietToi

The moment that I smelled this scent it seemed as if I had been teleported into Margaret Mitchells "Gone With The Wind". Serioulsey all the magnolia and roses made me think of the garden scene in GWTW at the Barbeque scene. Where Scarlett sits with admiring men around her. I think this is a really floral quiet nice and flirty scent. I am pretty sure that if I wore this scent everyday I would eventually start calling everyone darling,move to Georgia and buy myself a huge frilly dress. xD

harajukulovers

i smelled it yesterday in manchester and it doesent have that whuff of the agent provocateur factor like the rest i think sorry