Lotus Garden Judith Williams

I am a home shopper. It's lovely to order from the sofa. It's always wonderful when the star designers, fashion jewels, and bling-bling jewelry divas want to sell their exclusive goods to women. And then there's always this limited quantity. It drives me crazy. Grab it quickly, or the desired item will be gone. And the super price. It won't be back on air this year. Panic sets in. A call to the studio from an enthusiastic customer on the phone. So. But now. Free shipping plus mini bottle *wink to Hasi*.
Already awake, already ordered.
And then the big moment: opening the package, firing up the test vial with trembling fingers and holding it to my nose.
Yep. I like it.
Lotus Garden starts green and fresh.
I can smell the mango note very clearly and for a long time, accompanied by a nice green fruity fig. A slight bitter note emerges, and that's pretty much how the scent remains.
The base lasts a long time on the skin and leaves a soft green powdery veil.
I’d gladly tune in again.
Only her creams can Judy keep.