perfume
Nov 5th 2007 | 12:44 pm
#31
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From: Aberdeen to Wellington point
Re: perfume
Try Midnight by poison its the new one bit pricey but bloody lovely.
Nov 5th 2007 | 1:04 pm
#32
been there........
Joined: Dec 2004
Posts: 349
From: Perth, WA
Re: perfume
My all-time favourite is Guerlain's Mitsouko, tho I like most of guerlain's products.
And how's this for a demonstration of rising costs? I first bought Mitsouko in Dublin in 1952 and it cost me seven shillings and sixpence. The same size bottle in DJ's or Myers is now $175.00. I rely on duty free-shopping friends to buy it now - and it's still over $100.
And how's this for a demonstration of rising costs? I first bought Mitsouko in Dublin in 1952 and it cost me seven shillings and sixpence. The same size bottle in DJ's or Myers is now $175.00. I rely on duty free-shopping friends to buy it now - and it's still over $100.
Nov 5th 2007 | 1:18 pm
#33
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Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 172
Re: perfume
I have Angel and Angel Alien, very strong and quite sweet, also wear Kenzo Jungle which smells of cinnamon, people always comment on it, not sure if in a good way or not though
This may sound silly, but why don't you take a pen with you and when you've sprayed one on your arm write it's name over the smell, so later when it's worn in you still know which one it was.
Just remember to wear long sleeves
This may sound silly, but why don't you take a pen with you and when you've sprayed one on your arm write it's name over the smell, so later when it's worn in you still know which one it was.
Just remember to wear long sleeves
Nov 5th 2007 | 1:22 pm
#34
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Posts: 172
Re: perfume
My all-time favourite is Guerlain's Mitsouko, tho I like most of guerlain's products.
And how's this for a demonstration of rising costs? I first bought Mitsouko in Dublin in 1952 and it cost me seven shillings and sixpence. The same size bottle in DJ's or Myers is now $175.00. I rely on duty free-shopping friends to buy it now - and it's still over $100.
And how's this for a demonstration of rising costs? I first bought Mitsouko in Dublin in 1952 and it cost me seven shillings and sixpence. The same size bottle in DJ's or Myers is now $175.00. I rely on duty free-shopping friends to buy it now - and it's still over $100.
Never been a fan of Guerlain.... am now though
Nov 5th 2007 | 1:27 pm
#35
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Joined: May 2007
Posts: 34
From: Perth, WA
Re: perfume
Not many responses from the boys so here goes:
Cabotine - de Gres
No 19 - Chanel
Amarige - Givenchy
Tendre - Dior
Also, a friend
wears Light Blue (D&G) which is awesome, but it doesn't work on everybody.
Streaks - strolling through Myer Karrinyup on the weekend saw they had No5 on sale....
Cabotine - de Gres
No 19 - Chanel
Amarige - Givenchy
Tendre - Dior
Also, a friend
wears Light Blue (D&G) which is awesome, but it doesn't work on everybody. Streaks - strolling through Myer Karrinyup on the weekend saw they had No5 on sale....
Nov 5th 2007 | 2:39 pm
#36
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Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 42
From: Toronto ON
Re: perfume
actually ive got kylie minogue 'darling' and i quite like it does smell abit sweet though
Nov 5th 2007 | 6:10 pm
#37
South Yarra Sheila
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 1,078
Re: perfume
right girls and boys (yes boys aswell, I wanna know what perfume you like on a lady)
I have today gone out to price up my favourite perfume Chanel No 5 and low and behold I couldn't find it anywhere in the shopping centre. My first question is does anyone know where I can get it in the Rockingham-Mandurah area and secondly what would you suggest I buy for a change. I'm not that clued up with perfume smells but I definately do not like Anais Anais type fragrances. By the way any strength of Chanel No 5 will do.
Thanks for reading
S xx
I have today gone out to price up my favourite perfume Chanel No 5 and low and behold I couldn't find it anywhere in the shopping centre. My first question is does anyone know where I can get it in the Rockingham-Mandurah area and secondly what would you suggest I buy for a change. I'm not that clued up with perfume smells but I definately do not like Anais Anais type fragrances. By the way any strength of Chanel No 5 will do.
Thanks for reading
S xx
Nov 6th 2007 | 6:49 am
#38
Canberra bound
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 1,062
Re: perfume
Opium is the only perfume to wear
Nov 6th 2007 | 6:56 am
#39
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Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 6,135
From: Melbourne
Re: perfume
right girls and boys (yes boys aswell, I wanna know what perfume you like on a lady)
I have today gone out to price up my favourite perfume Chanel No 5 and low and behold I couldn't find it anywhere in the shopping centre. My first question is does anyone know where I can get it in the Rockingham-Mandurah area and secondly what would you suggest I buy for a change. I'm not that clued up with perfume smells but I definately do not like Anais Anais type fragrances. By the way any strength of Chanel No 5 will do.
Thanks for reading
S xx
I have today gone out to price up my favourite perfume Chanel No 5 and low and behold I couldn't find it anywhere in the shopping centre. My first question is does anyone know where I can get it in the Rockingham-Mandurah area and secondly what would you suggest I buy for a change. I'm not that clued up with perfume smells but I definately do not like Anais Anais type fragrances. By the way any strength of Chanel No 5 will do.
Thanks for reading
S xx
Benefit also do a nice perfume called Maybe Baby and
Lacoste Pink is nice.....
Nov 6th 2007 | 7:34 am
#40
wannabeeinaussie
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 398
From: Australia
Re: perfume
My favourites are:
Oscar De La Renta (Signature)
Kenzo - can't remember the name but it is the one with the single red poppy on the box (Flower?)
Joy - the most expensive perfume in the world
and for everyday (workwise) I love Clarins Dynamisante
The Kylie perfume smells very similar to the Britney perfume!
Blossom
Oscar De La Renta (Signature)
Kenzo - can't remember the name but it is the one with the single red poppy on the box (Flower?)
Joy - the most expensive perfume in the world
and for everyday (workwise) I love Clarins Dynamisante
The Kylie perfume smells very similar to the Britney perfume!
Blossom
Nov 6th 2007 | 7:45 am
#41
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 20,690
From: in the Sydney asylum
Re: perfume
Gucci II and Gio armani
Nov 6th 2007 | 8:23 am
#42
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Posts: 1,280
From: WA
Re: perfume
Not many responses from the boys so here goes:
Cabotine - de Gres
No 19 - Chanel
Amarige - Givenchy
Tendre - Dior
Also, a friend wears Light Blue (D&G) which is awesome, but it doesn't work on everybody.
Streaks - strolling through Myer Karrinyup on the weekend saw they had No5 on sale....
Cabotine - de Gres
No 19 - Chanel
Amarige - Givenchy
Tendre - Dior
Also, a friend
wears Light Blue (D&G) which is awesome, but it doesn't work on everybody. Streaks - strolling through Myer Karrinyup on the weekend saw they had No5 on sale....
Nov 6th 2007 | 9:10 am
#43
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Posts: 1,327
From: Little Mountain, Sunshine coast
Nov 6th 2007 | 9:58 am
#44
If all else fails...smile
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 1,365
From: Northern Territory
Re: perfume
I love D & G ONE...unfortunately, when we were on hols, OH dropped it on floor in bedroom, so don't have any left now!! 
Also love Ghost, eternity, armani, ...don't like musky smelling ones....poision, and nothing tooooooo florally or gives me a headache!
Ems x
Also love Ghost, eternity, armani, ...don't like musky smelling ones....poision, and nothing tooooooo florally or gives me a headache!
Ems x
Nov 6th 2007 | 10:06 am
#45
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 20,690
From: in the Sydney asylum
Re: perfume
