Paradise Passion Naomi Campbell 2005
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Consistent Naomi
I am not the biggest fan of Naomi Campbell's fragrance creations, because they smell, firstly, too "department store-like," and secondly, they always have a too strong musk and vanilla note. However, compared to other celebrity fragrances, I find the Campbell brand quite acceptable, so I occasionally indulge in a bottle.
With "Paradise Passion," though, I should have just skipped it altogether. Because it offers absolutely nothing new, it doesn't smell like paradise at all (at least not to the extent one would expect from a fragrance promising exoticism). For the umpteenth time, musk and vanilla dominate. Mango? Papaya? Where are you? Hello!
Once again, good old Naomi was very consistent regarding her own signature. Vanilla and musk as usual.
In other words: Just as Modern Talking made millions with a hundred versions of the same sound, Naomi cashes in with the same old fragrance.
With "Paradise Passion," though, I should have just skipped it altogether. Because it offers absolutely nothing new, it doesn't smell like paradise at all (at least not to the extent one would expect from a fragrance promising exoticism). For the umpteenth time, musk and vanilla dominate. Mango? Papaya? Where are you? Hello!
Once again, good old Naomi was very consistent regarding her own signature. Vanilla and musk as usual.
In other words: Just as Modern Talking made millions with a hundred versions of the same sound, Naomi cashes in with the same old fragrance.
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