Song In D Minor Tokyo Milk Parfumarie Curiosite for women

I had such high hopes for this (loved the smell of the tin candle), but I am kind of disappointed, as it comes out as very mature on me, and I can only smell gardenia. Lovely gardenia, but maybe more for a woman in her 50ies than me (nearly 37).

Bold gardenia!
Sexpot!
Classic silver screen siren!
Old Hollywood!

These are the things that come to miind sniffing this creation. Luscious sparkling, decadent white florals wrapped in a creamy sweet amber glaze. A true beauty.

Heady and gorgeous! Although almost none of the notes listed are the same as the notes of Niven Morgan Gold, on me, this is very much like it.
This is a powerful and bold scent and oh so sexy! I wouldn't wear this in heat, but I'd definitely wear it with some sexy heels to bring in the new year!

This perfume is just heavenly! I love it. The gardenia is exquisite. Gotta have a FB...no doubt on this one :)

I got grape from this - very much like dior poison....

Very much a floral, hinting at tropical; I unfortunately get the bitterness of the orange flower more than the sweetness of the gardenia. I've worn it a couple of times, in warm and cold weather, but that note is just too strong for me in this frag and overpowers the others. The drydown is not too bad, though, I like it better than the first coupld of hours - it gets a nice, dry powderiness to it. Lasts well, about mid-strength, stays awhile on your clothes as do most Tokyo Milks.

This is a really, really gorgeous floral! It's warm, sensual, fragrant...nothing like the average floral. This one surely packs a punch. It almost seems like there's a note of honey in here. It's very creamy.

Unfortunately it didn't work too well on me, so I gave it to my friend. It became her favorite scent. The next several times I saw her I told her I LOVED her perfume, and each time she said it's the one I gave her! It was so much better on her : /

This is probably my favorite out of the whole line. This is a heavy type floral scent, very sweet and on the strong side - much as I love it, I can see a definite headache factor here if it's over-applied. On the other hand my migraine-prone, iffy-on-perfume-of-any-kind fiance actually likes it.

What I really like about it is the warmth and fullness the amber lends to the floral notes. At first spritz it's very sweet and flowery. I find the gardenia note comes through the most. I'm a gardenia lover... if you aren't, you should probably skip this one. But there's still a depth there from the amber that separates it from the girly-sparkly-fruit-or-musk floral scents I've seen a lot of. With a little bit of time it progresses away from the dizzying flowers somewhat and the amber is more pronounced, making for a still sweet, but richer and more grounded scent. That's the stage where I really love it. And it'll be nice for the transition between summer and fall, as I think it's okay for either.