I am a cameraman and we are shooting a new Madonna video. We have 1983 and the young generation is in a good mood. Madonna and her video girls play funky and cheeky with the camera. I am wearing a musk perfume and Madonna a girly rose perfume.
Cheekily, she blows a bubble with her sweet plum gum and lets it pop. While doing so, she winks playfully at the camera. One of her best friends has a peppermint gum in her mouth. However, she is standing a bit further away.
I say: "Everyone make a kiss hand for the camera and blow the kiss in my direction!"
The different scents mix together and capture the cheeky girly vibe with the funkiness of New York's uptown.
The perfume calls out: Hey Boy, come and dance with me!
It's all rather girly - partly in neon colors - but also with casual light blue denim jackets.
But then something of oud shines through and vanilla, and it becomes more complex and of higher quality than the drugstore standard. The peppermint makes it fresher but sometimes even bothers me.
I can't smell incense and patchouli.
Overall, a perfume that fascinates and inspires. Suitable for men only if they don't necessarily want to smell conservatively masculine.
