Toujours Glamour Moschino for women

After it dries down it smells exactly like Johnson´s baby powder. Yes it does! Exactly.

Bought this to give away. Glad I didn't.It start off very,very sweet, for about 5 min. Then it changes and for me it's the violet leafs and the jasmine that is most dominant. And what a smell, clean, powdery and fresh like a clear winter night in Norway. I'm generally in to the heavy, spicy ones (with some florals)but this one is beautiful. Didn't think it would suit me but it does.Another nice surprise. And it seems to last too. 4 hours now and.........

I love this scent! I like it much more than the fragrance with the red cap- that one reminds me so much of another fragrance that I just can't pin point. Anyhow back to Toujours Glamour....to me it's like the scent of Nivea creme which I adore and have been looking for in scent form for years, this is pretty close. This is a lovely, delicate fragrance suitable for any occasion and day wear. It has a classy edge. It may not appeal to very young people. Not overpowering and lasting power is i'd say average you might want to top up during the day. Gorgeous bottle!

Moschino TOUJOURS GLAMOUR opens as a rich elixir in some ways evocative of Kenzo FLOWER and Guerlain L'INSTANT, on the one hand, and FERRE edp, on the other. Happily, the vanilla-infused baby powder from FLOWER and L'INSTANT is absent from TOUJOURS GLAMOUR. This creation also has less fruitiness than FERRE edp and showcases florals other than iris. I smell more violet than anything else, but jasmine, heliotrope and lily of the valley are listed among the notes. Despite all of these differences, I do think that the four perfumes all lie fairly close to one another on the grand olfactory map and are kindred spirits. TOUJOURS GLAMOUR is definitely more of an oriental than a floral composition to my nose—thanks in part to cardamom and almonds—which I feel to be the case for FLOWER and L'INSTANT as well.

The opening of TOUJOURS GLAMOUR is bright and shiny, like the arrival of smiling celebrities at the doors of the Academy Awards ceremony, with paparazzi bulbs flashing all over the place, the effect of which is multiplied by utra-bleached pearly whites ricocheting light every which way. The stars stroll slowly into the theater—each with a comely guest at his or her side—and within a couple of minutes everything has become golden and, yes, glamourous. The ladies are all wearing haute couture rock-studded jewelry on loan, and the tan-faced gents all look as though they just returned from St. Tropez—or Cannes. Red carpets cover the ground; velvet-covered chairs abound.

This aura persists for about thirty minutes, during which time I really find TOUJOURS GLAMOUR to be a splendid perfume. I am a big fan of both benzoin and violets, which explains part of this composition's appeal to my nose. The problem is that, unlike its more famous neighbors, TOUJOURS GLAMOUR fairly swiftly fizzles out to nearly nothing, and as it fades away, it seems slightly less coherent than in the opening and mid-stages. It's not that the drydown is particularly bad; it's just that it's disappointing after what came before. Similar to the sad specter of a picture-perfect celebrity in a stunning evening gown sashaying her way up to accept her statuette and then sputtering out a string of nonsensical verbiage studded with solecisms. All of which just goes to show once again what we always seem to forget, that you can't judge a book by its cover or a perfume by its bottle, though hope springs eternal that the packaging may be matched by the product inside.

In the case of TOUJOURS GLAMOUR, it is entirely feasible (given the modest price) to obsessively reapply the edt and just pretend that it continues to deliver on the promise of those luscious opening minutes. As though the painful acceptance speech never happened at all.

I like the scent. It's a bit soapy with benzoin, almonds well detectable. It's rather a cold scent (Glamour also is) but it wears nice. Not thick, not thin, elegant, pretty bottle.

It's a good fragrance, perhaps not excellent, still good - thumbs up! I prefer it much more from I Love Love or Funny!

First thing, lovely bottle!

When I tested it last year shortly after its release, I found it a bit weird, because the impression of the original Glamour (the red cap one) always resides in my mind, and the jasmine in this blue cap bottle is outright different.

Jasmine in this perfume is not as loud, actually it's very quiet, only at the beginning within 10 minutes I can sensed some fresh jasmin, then there is all the foggy lily-of-the-vally. The undertone is intense and sexy, which reminds me a lot of BLV Jasmin Noir. I went to checked that out and find the reason - it's the almond that contained in both. The lasting is good, a stronger version out of EDT's spectrum.

But on the whole it's just an OK choice for me, I prefer the red cap Glamour (a salty-sweet-creamy-intense-jasmine scent).

I love the bottle.. i dont like the fragrance.. smells like baby powder.. i really like the glamour tough..

powder all day long with this one. very comforting and gentle. it's a dead ringer for kenzo indigo. doesn't project a great deal or last very long on me. it's quite similar to a lot of fragrances i enjoy but it is delicious nonetheless.

Just purchased it today. Normally I like my fragrances sweet, but this one is a different story-I'd say it starts a little citrusy and develops into a mature powdery scent, almost oriental yet very clean and fresh.
A complexed fragrance which I truely appreciate, and also perfect for the office as it is not offensive.
Thumbs up,Moschino!

I heart most of Moschino's creations...I particularly love this one [more than the first Glamour] because the benzoin, jasmine & violet leaves sit so very femininely on my skin...The wear of this fragrance is heaven...The longevity & sillage is moderate, and the drydown of the heliotrope & musk are happy reminders of how much I truly appreciate this house of frags!

i agree with Leonora84 , but i think that its more like Dior Addict Eau Fraiche ,
somthing from " samasara" and very valentino, " not a perfume" juliet has a gun...i like it

To me, it smells like a lighter Dior Addict, with a bit of L'instant Magique de Guerlain. I like it so much, but I'm afraid, that I have to use a lot of it to make myself smell like anything at all:S. Because it transforms itself to a close to skin-scent in 1,5 hours after applying.
It is italian, but it smells french, if that makes sense.

i tried it several times and washed it off but there was something drawing me to this scent...it starts kinda oriental with the cardamom but also there is very strong lemony note not listed here n then the violet leaf pops up on my skin mixed with the freshness of lily-of the valley....the scent is oriental n fresh in a good way...what makes it interesting for me is the total lack of sweetness (although i adore gourmand perfumes)...i must say i quite like it now....it is very refreshing on a very hot day and sporty....It is good for a every day wear, at the office and sport activities as it is pleasant but not intrusive....
It is good for extremely hot and humid weather....i can still smell it on my wrist after a half an hour shower...

Wow! I'm really surprised about negative feedback here.

For me the colour of the bottle doesn't attract me,but the scent is so good. It's soft,delicate in the beginning and powdery in drydown. I don't detect any sour or spicy smell just fresh and delicate flowers.

I think it's one of the beautiful feminine scent.
Really love it!

Spring version of victoria's secret angels dream heavenly. Lilly of the valley opening and creamy, soft ending. Delicious.

The epitome of mediocrity or even worse. Or actually, repulsive. I tried to like it but we just did not get along!

I'm offering a full 5ml mini for swap.

I bought this one recently and in the store I liked it. But when I used it at home I really start to dislike it. The lily of the valley is to dominant on my skin. And Lily of the valley is one of my least favorite notes. Made me a bit nauseous also when I smellt it better
So this one is not for me

I like Moschino fragrances. They are usually inventive and pleasant at the same time. This one feels like early in the morning washed and clean in a big fluffy dressing gown ready to enjoy a good breakfast.

I like the top and middle notes, they open strangely oriental and refreshing at the same time. Initially, the perfume seems spicy and aromatic, but also completely suitable for summer and hot weather which is a rare find.

Unfortunately, the dry down is disappointingly ordinary and somewhat insipid, it smells like a dozen other fragrances I've tested.

Also the lasting power was very poor, I could not smell the perfume within 4-5 hours. The sillage is practically non-existent, at least after the first 30 minutes.

I have two samples of this fragrance and I very probably will never use them, let alone buy a full bottle of it.

I got a strong lemony blast on the top notes, and then it settled into mostly muguet des bois with a bit of a smoky undertone

It's a nice fragrance but not enough for me to purchase it specially at full price. It doesn't really stand out, it smells very common to me.

A deceiver!
Started out nice and slightly sweet...creamy,soft, lily of the valley lilt, the promise of a cool sunny day.After 20 minutes it got heavy and cloying, and it kept getting louder and louder. Stays forever, too! May be summer is not the best time of the year to try it on, and I will probably give it another go in a colder weather, but my first impression is - a very rich, heavy, evening scent.

The top notes were promising. I definitely felt the red currant, violet leaf, and a hint of cardamom. It started off a little sweet and a little sharp. The lily of the valley and jasmine are very present, too, but throughout the entire dry-down, the violet leaf note has not left my skin. Unfortunately, the end combination of lily of the valley, almond, benzoin, heliotrope, and violet leaf is something a bit sour. I rarely get this effect from a fragrance, but now I know what "sour" smells like.

I think it's just as the original Glamour: a nice fragrance, doesn't really stand out though, quickly gone like the wind. Not worth a purchase.

Toujours is much better than the original Glamour.
It does bear a resemblance to Bulgari Blu,only this one is more bitter,in a good way.
Fresh,tonifying,feels like there is something from the citrus family in it without any such notes,fine blending of the warm tones(almond,cardamom,heliotrope)without losing its uplifting quality.
Still,the soapy facet is so-bulgari-blu that in the end of the day it disappoints me.

Nice and fresh....i don't feel the jasmine so much, fruity and musky, a bit bittery !
I have a sample of it...
I like it but...not enough to Want it !
...;)

Update...hmmm...yes i can feel jasmine ...but it's a very delicate one , not strong ;)

i tested it yesterday and i think it is adorable,spicy but not harsh,lovely almonds and violets very charming,bravo moschino

For an edt this stays 5 hours on me and I have dry skin! I am impressed! 10/10!!

Well I just bought this one and I have too be honest, it's been a long time since I tested something on my skin and bought it right away! My new love, I don't usually like perfume with lily of the valley but this one is special!!! It is powdery, flowery, chic, modern, and very good staying power for an edt! I LOVE IT!!!! Will update in the future!

Update: It doesn't smell anything like alien!!! At least not on my skin. If you a sucker for powdery florals like me, this is a good choice!!! There is also something clean about this scent too although it comes in more at the dry down. I really can imagine this being worn casually or for a night out! I have to admit, all moschino fragrances smell great on me! This one is as good as Couture!!!!! Really I am very happy, moschino ROCKS!!

Good job Moschino!
I like this far better than the original Glamour.

It's a modern and edgy scent for warm & hot nights.
Powerful jasmine eau de toilette.

I didn't like the top notes, they formed one, a bit sour accord. Pity because I love every single note listed in the top! I couldn't smell them. Nothing spicy or green or fruity ... just sour. But the jasmine here is truly beautiful! Similar to one in Alien. Stays with you from the middle notes to the very end. The almonds are barely detectable, crisp and fresh. I don't get much from the drydown. Jasmine jasmine jasmine ...

One of the better jasmine scents I know :) It gives a bit soapy feeling.
Good quality - stays for a few hours.

Well done :)!