Top Notes 
Orange blossom
Mint
Jasmine
Mimosa
Heart Notes 
Pineapple
Cinnamon leaf
Clove
Rum ether
Base Notes 
Vanilla
White moss
Cedarwood
Vetiver
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New Money & Beautiful!
What do you do when your TZ only says "Paolo Gigli - Final Touch"? Is it for men or for women? With this opulent final touch, you only need to spray once and you'll know. Despite not dissimilar fragrance pyramids, despite (thankfully) blurring olfactory gender boundaries, despite the same color of the liquid. This is definitely for Woman! Not the latest trend, but the final touch.
"Final Touch for Woman" is a boozy seductress. Or she thinks she is. Mrs. Robinson, just with a bit more on her frame. One might think so if they don't know her. Not quite a MILF, but you are definitely on HER menu. In her own way, not unattractive, natural beauty is just different. Aged. Best days behind her. If she likes you, she will like you forever. You like her too. Lots of bling-bling, lots of makeup, thickly applied. And yet beneath all that rum, the thick coat, the room-filling aura, the fruity (pineapple?) vanilla and the minty orange blossom (which initially reminds one a bit of "Le Male" or "Fleur du Male") shines through an honest skin. A down-to-earth oligarch. A scent that would suit a chancellor if she were to dress up for big events. But she has better/more important things to do, that only happens for her 1-2 times a year.
Bottle: a chic rarity - two owners and no user photo below says it all.
Sillage: opulent and a diva. In the past, I would have foolishly written "this is how old women smell" - not anymore ;-)
Longevity: sticks like Pattex - it lasted 9 hours on me. I also got some on my clothes...
Conclusion: a scent like a mink coat - classic, puffed up, (hopefully/thankfully) artificial. Slightly tipsy, slightly high-nosed, but at its core a good soul. The Molly Brown of the fragrance world. Or one of many, as this type is/was quite popular... with older... ah no, I’ll leave that out ;-)
"Final Touch for Woman" is a boozy seductress. Or she thinks she is. Mrs. Robinson, just with a bit more on her frame. One might think so if they don't know her. Not quite a MILF, but you are definitely on HER menu. In her own way, not unattractive, natural beauty is just different. Aged. Best days behind her. If she likes you, she will like you forever. You like her too. Lots of bling-bling, lots of makeup, thickly applied. And yet beneath all that rum, the thick coat, the room-filling aura, the fruity (pineapple?) vanilla and the minty orange blossom (which initially reminds one a bit of "Le Male" or "Fleur du Male") shines through an honest skin. A down-to-earth oligarch. A scent that would suit a chancellor if she were to dress up for big events. But she has better/more important things to do, that only happens for her 1-2 times a year.
Bottle: a chic rarity - two owners and no user photo below says it all.
Sillage: opulent and a diva. In the past, I would have foolishly written "this is how old women smell" - not anymore ;-)
Longevity: sticks like Pattex - it lasted 9 hours on me. I also got some on my clothes...
Conclusion: a scent like a mink coat - classic, puffed up, (hopefully/thankfully) artificial. Slightly tipsy, slightly high-nosed, but at its core a good soul. The Molly Brown of the fragrance world. Or one of many, as this type is/was quite popular... with older... ah no, I’ll leave that out ;-)
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