Aphrodisia Faberge for women

This brings to me wonderful, childhood memories from the 70's. It was a fragrance I remember from middle or high school timeframe. Wanting to feel more grownup when going to block parties to catch a glimpse of your current crush. This is a cherished memory fragrance for me.

Sex bomb!!!!

I sure do remember Aphrodisia like it was yesterday. I went to purchase a birthday party gift for a friend when I was about 13. They had Faberge for $1 for a small bottle in a clear plastic gift box. I picked out Aphrodisia as being a nice one , it was sort of green and floral not as loud as Tigress or Woodhue. Perfect for this nice girl.
When I got back from shopping my mother was very upset with my selection. The girl that I was giving it to happened to be the daughter of a minister. My mother began ranting about Aphrodisia for a minister's daughter . I had no idea what the meaning of the word aphrodesia was or attach any significance to the name of the perfume. I just thought it was better than Tigress ! I did give the Aphrodisia to my friend as my parents did not wish to take me back to exchange it. She was very happy with it and no one was offended . I can't see a bottle of Faberge without remembering this incident. I wish that they would bring all three of the Faberge fragrances back in their original formulation. They were great even if Mom had objections !

I remember Aphrodisia from when I was a young teen in the mid-1960's. It was the first fruity/green/musky scent(not very common notes then) I ever experienced. I bought some recently on ebay and it was just as I remembered: The opening notes are fruity and a bit sweet. The middle notes are softly floral. The basenotes are musky/woodsy. There is an overall coolness to this scent, like walking into the woods on a hot day and the cool air wraps itself around you. Aphrosisia was a sophisticated scent then and still is.