Yesterday, my perfume sales associate handed me a sample of Quizas Pasion, asking me to listen to the song Quizas, Quizas, Quizas on YouTube while spraying the fragrance.
I like this idea of drawing attention to the right music with fragrances, as I also enjoy associating aromas with melodies.
Recently, I was kindly given a classical CD with a perfume purchase.
That should become a trend.
Of course, I followed Ms. P's advice - and listened to a soulful rumba.
A dance that comes from the hips, with a touch of eroticism.
I would also like to gently "sway" with a smart dance partner to this fragrance.
The bergamot is fresh, but the red berries provide an interesting tart counterpoint.
Freesia and magnolia are bright floral notes, but are softly muted by smoky cashmere wood.
Amber and vetiver represent the smoothness of the fragrant dance.
Quizas is an alluring "Maybe" - the word that adds spice to a flirt.
And I also feel skillfully "flirted with" by the fragrance.
An aroma, more intense than the most erotic caresses - proclaims the cover.
I will fire up YouTube again, and with this scent, dare to dance with my husband.
Let's see what happens.
The magic word is "Maybe".
