FleurTeese Dita von Teese 2013

That was my first thought: 1 A body lotion. Or fancy face cream. Or nice hand cream. In any case, thick, rich white cream.
Clean, pure, floral, well-groomed, rich, enveloping, protective, radiant.
For me: no overt floral scent. Definitely not old-fashioned. I am amazed: something this clean from Miss von Teese? No burlesque in sight, instead a white, fresh, gentle purity, with a few delicate flowers floating here and there. But far from a bouquet. Or rather, if it is a bouquet, then each individual flower is drenched in this white cream. The lily is un-lily-like, the lilac barely recognizable, and the iris only contributes to these fresh-white-creamy moments instead of the usual powdery notes.
The impact is surprisingly strong: Madison Soirée is an equal volume reference, while I found the Bond far too soapy and strict. FleurTeese, on the other hand, is much softer and smoother, yet still boasts excellent longevity and sillage.
A creamy gem for the super slim wallet. And of course, for the clean animal list.