Perfumes / Fragrances
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this one nice and so pretty (white flower 1)
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I like this one
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this one nice
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i using incantos shine
i wanna get incanto bloom
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this one s3xy
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Issey Miyake brings out a new women's fragrance in September 2012. Pleats Please – “the perfume that moves you” – is named after the signature fashion collection of pleated materials and bright colors that follow movements of the body, first introduced in 1993. This fragrance returns to fashion inspiration, pop culture and Japanese tradition of the house.
Pleats Please is a joyful, optimistic and exuberant fragrance of "vertically pleated" flowery, fruity and woody structure signed by perfumer Aurelien Guichard. Its opening splashes with Asian hybrid fruit Nashi, generated by crossing apples and pears (pear flavor is the one that dominates). The heart symbolizes femininity with floral accords of peony and sweet pea, while Indole molecule provides freshness and vigor to the composition. The base is generous with intensive accords of patchouli, cedar, vanilla absolute and white musk.
The design of the bottle follows the design of the Bio Bag from the Pleats Pleasecollection, decorated with the cap made as a stylized white flower. The fragrance is available as 30, 50 and 100 ml Eau de Toilette with additional body lotion and deodorant spray.
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Chloe launches a new romantic fragrance as a part of the Love collection, which includes editions Love from 2010, Love Eau Intense from 2011 and Love Purse Spray from the current year, 2012. The fragrance is named Love, Chloe Eau Florale and remains consistent with the original concept of previous editions. The theme of the new fragrance is based on the fusion of rich floral notes, brilliantly refreshed with ozonic accords.
Love, Chloe Eau Florale is created for those who like very feminine scents. A breath of fresh air cools the original composition, giving it a subtly sophisticated loving facete and ethereal aspect to the original formula.
The opening offers irresistible floral notes of sweet pea, refreshed by green tea leaves in the heart of the composition. The base leaves a sophisticated powdery trace on the skin and thus encircles a love story told in a new and somewhat fresher way.
Love, Chloe Eau Florale is available in bottles of 30, 50 and 100 ml EDT in light pink colored glass with golden colored stopper.
looks bery much like EA true love
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Originally posted by FireIce:
Issey Miyake brings out a new women's fragrance in September 2012. Pleats Please – “the perfume that moves you” – is named after the signature fashion collection of pleated materials and bright colors that follow movements of the body, first introduced in 1993. This fragrance returns to fashion inspiration, pop culture and Japanese tradition of the house.
Pleats Please is a joyful, optimistic and exuberant fragrance of "vertically pleated" flowery, fruity and woody structure signed by perfumer Aurelien Guichard. Its opening splashes with Asian hybrid fruit Nashi, generated by crossing apples and pears (pear flavor is the one that dominates). The heart symbolizes femininity with floral accords of peony and sweet pea, while Indole molecule provides freshness and vigor to the composition. The base is generous with intensive accords of patchouli, cedar, vanilla absolute and white musk.
The design of the bottle follows the design of the Bio Bag from the Pleats Pleasecollection, decorated with the cap made as a stylized white flower. The fragrance is available as 30, 50 and 100 ml Eau de Toilette with additional body lotion and deodorant spray.
this one very nan wen
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using this now
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wonder if no.5 sales shoot up .............................
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finally in SG
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Top notes: lemon, peach, apple, absinthe
Heart: rose, jasmine tea, sandalwood
Base: cashmere, vanilla, musk, amberexclusive launch at metro paragon 22-28 Feb
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Choosing and applying a fragrance is kind of like walking a tightrope: it takes perfect balance. Spray too little and your scent is completely missed. Spray too much and you'll give everyone within 10 feet of you a migraine. What complicates things more is how important scents are in our everyday life. "Fragrance can be extremely powerful," says Nicky Kinnaird, the founder of Space NK. "It can instantly evoke memories and is representative of who you are." And the last thing you want to represent is a girl who can't hold her perfume. So how do you keep your fragrance behavior in check? We sniff out the answers when you keep reading.
How do I pick a scent that's good for me? Just because a fragrance smells wonderful on a friend doesn't mean it will work for you. "Perfumes 'dry down' differently on everyone's skin," Kinnaird says. She suggests doing your research: "Familiarize yourself with the notes in a scent you like and look for them in other perfumes." A trip to a perfume counter will help you define and narrow down specific notes.
Where should you spritz yourself? Pulse points — think your wrists, inside your elbows, the nape of your neck, even in the crease behind your knees — are the places you should be concentrating your fragrance. "The natural fluctuations in your body temperature warm and diffuse your perfume without it being overwhelming," says Kinnaird. Which means your coworker at the desk next to you will be able to detect your perfume, but it won't be the only scent filling her nose.
Where shouldn't you spray?
- "Avoid applying your perfume over SPF," says Kinnaird. "It makes it less effective." She also warns against spraying perfume in your hair. While it's a good way to help your locks pick up your signature scent, many perfumes' ingredients can dry out and damage your hair. Instead, pick up a perfume that is specifically designed for your hair. Kinnaird suggests Serge Normant's Avaha Eau de Parfum ($60). It's formulated to work as a body and hair fragrance.
- If you can help it, then keep from spraying fragrances directly onto any fabric, not just delicate ones. Since there are so many different formulas, you never know what will leave a watermark. Kinnaird actually suggests spritzing yourself before you get dressed. "Applying your perfume before getting dressed makes it easier to access your pulse points," she says.
How often should I reapply? While you may be tempted to douse yourself in a scent you love, remember to not get spritzer-happy. "The key to fragrance is subtlety," Kinnaird says. "Depending on the strength and depth of your fragrance, a few spritzes at your pulse points in the morning should be enough." If you're running straight from work to happy hour or just want to freshen up before a night out, then one quick mist on the nape of your neck will suffice.
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for himKenzo launches two new editions of the L'Eau Par Kenzo fragrance called L'Eau Par Kenzo Colors. L'Eau Par Kenzo Colors Pour Femme and L'Eau Par Kenzo Colors Pour Homme are limited editions for 2013. Both fragrances are intended for summer holiday and beach season. Since water is colorless, Kenzo has found a way to give it good-mood bright colors.
L'Eau Par Kenzo Colors Pour Femme is described as a light and refreshing floral-fruity fragrance. This relaxed, carefree and playful flavor is dedicated to optimistic women and girls. It opens with fruity and sparkling notes of white peach, mandarin and ginger. The middle of the composition houses flowers of rose, lily and jasmine, while the base consists of cedar and white musk tones.
Both fragrances are available as 50 ml Eau de Toilette.