Tremendous Tremendous for women

Tremendous is a very subtle, vanilla sweet burst of sunshine. The opening is pleasantly sweet. I don't know if there's fruit in it, but if so, there's only a hint of it. I do smell florals. I'm not certain if it's jasmine or rose, but the florals smell heavenly in this fragrance. Then there's the yummy and invigorating vanilla in the drydown adding a sufficient amount of sweetness. I really love the smell of it. I'm not all that thrilled about the packaging of "TREMENDOUS", Although, aside from the rather cheap and boring looking bottle, it's performance on my skin is pretty good. It's affordable and it smells identical and I do mean identical to Classic Burberry for women. So, if you have that already, you may want to skip this one.

Pretty scent with vanilla, citrus and sandalwood floral notes, very like Hanae Mori. I like it, but this kind of thing is not my style. Very easy to wear and office-friendly, but the sugary vanilla combined with citrus has always been a bit of anathema to me. Will work well on ladies who can wear that combination.

Robert, this is a TREMENDOUS review!!! I laughed my sides off!!! The Shalimar drydown just finished me off!!!!!!!!!:))))

Okay, people, I feel like a heel. I really wanted to love this stuff since I won it on Free Perfume Friday for the first review I wrote. "These people are sweet!", said I to myself, "Hope the perfume does them justice!" Alas...the first danger sign was when I opened the box. That bottle...a cheap ripoff of the Rochas Femme bottle (stylized woman's hips/flower) tinted with a ghastly fuchsia that only belongs on the head of a 1982 London Punkette or the plastic flamingo in front of Divine's trailer in John Waters' film. (I love that guy) The juice...did the marketing department name this stuff in a cocaine-induced orgy of 1970's Hollywood style delusions of grandeur? This stuff has all of the synthetics (Geraniol, Linalool, Citronellol, Farnesol, Benzyl Salicylate.) used to create a properly nondescript floral accord. I can smell some Muguet and powdery rose in there. There's a lemon(Citral) note up top, like lemon poppyseed muffins, that lasts all of forty-five seconds. Now, great perfumes use all of these synthetics, too. (Angel, for example, I checked the boxes.) But this stuff lacks any real sense of identity or personality. There's a faint vanillic drydown; it's like hearing the last words of a dying anorexic moaning "Shalimar...oh God, Shalimar..." It's not actively bad or offensive (I'll save my review of Puma for that!); it just made me want to spray on some Angel so I'd stay awake. Now THAT'S a PERFUME. In the final analysis, Tremendous is safe, nice, and easy, and as Tina Turner said, "We don't do NUTHIN' nice and easy!"