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Notes05/24/2012
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PBullFriend
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4
undistinguished tropical floral
If I had guessed what Coach was likely to have as its namesake fragrance, it would have been something evoking horsiness (see its insignia)with a touch of chav. (I'd assumed it was a British company, but checked its website & found out that it was founded in NY.)
I'd have been surprised to read this description on its website, because it doesn't really fit the brand image to me: "a blend of soft, fresh fruits and florals with a heart of fragrant yellow blossoms and warm hints of amber and cedar wood."
And I'm more surprised still to smell this scent. In a blind test, I'm not sure I could tell it from E. Lauder's Brasil Dream. Like ELBD, it's all about the guava and jasmine. It smells like it also has a fair amount of gardenia, although it's not listed. The mimosa, which is the only "yellow flower" listed, is sadly undetectable. It's not unpleasant if you're looking for a tropical white floral, but be prepared for its initial trumpet blast of scent to be nearly undetectable in two hours.
I'd have been surprised to read this description on its website, because it doesn't really fit the brand image to me: "a blend of soft, fresh fruits and florals with a heart of fragrant yellow blossoms and warm hints of amber and cedar wood."
And I'm more surprised still to smell this scent. In a blind test, I'm not sure I could tell it from E. Lauder's Brasil Dream. Like ELBD, it's all about the guava and jasmine. It smells like it also has a fair amount of gardenia, although it's not listed. The mimosa, which is the only "yellow flower" listed, is sadly undetectable. It's not unpleasant if you're looking for a tropical white floral, but be prepared for its initial trumpet blast of scent to be nearly undetectable in two hours.
