Masaki/Masaki Masaki Matsushima for women

Feminine and romantic. I like this :)

not bad but don't expect anything special. good for those who want to blend in (like a forum topic here 'crowd-pleaser' but I mean blending in a good way). I would not recognise it anywhere and I can imagine other people trying to find out what I was wearing would list lots of designer frags (maybe cheaper ones)

I was mostly interested in this because of the magnolias and cos I did not know the brand before. Well Masaki did not convince me but don't want to judge by one fragrance only.

update 12/11/2010: these fruits are a wee bit sourish

For the past two years this has been my signature scent. Minimalistic, elegant, unique and fresh. It gets you noticed, but only by people you let close to you. To me it's so romantic and feminine, but not girly/childish like a lot of ultra feminine perfumes on the market today.

Hi, I tried this parfum in Barcelona, The Vanity.
The girl's shop assistant, so amiable and good assistance!!!, gave me a sample, and suddenly I felt in love!!. So femenine, modern, different (not all people know it), and super long lasting. I bought it. Everybody asked me for the smell, attracts a lot. Try it!. Cheers!!

The first time I tried this I loved it so much.This is a really pretty fragrance its a burst of red fruit and a hint of patcholi and rose.This smells expensive it truly stands out.

After reading this fragrance's description, and many glowing reviews I couldn't wait to get my hands on this and try it. But to my nose, something about it feels dated and stuffy (maybe the rose paired up with the magnolia?) I was disappointed because, Masaki/Masaki was not what I was expecting.

very optimistic fragrance.
sheer, transparent, openhearted.
an open space with a light breeze.
a serene smile and a beam of light :)

I regret it doesn't work with my chemistry.