Tattooart for Woman Police 2018

Though I never owned it, this fragrance feels so incredibly nostalgic. Especially on the initial spray — after the sharp burst of alcohol, it smells like every scent from my childhood mingled into one. Powdery roses, violets, musk, and plastic (oddly enough, I can detect a photorealistic balloon???) blended together with the haziness of a memory. It is exactly what the late 2000s and early 2010s smelled like to me. The bottle too reflects the child I was almost perfectly, a little goth with a love for Audrey Hepburn and pastels. As with most fragrances I own, I don't like this for the scent itself, but for what it evokes in my mind.

Favourite bottle. Not my favourite scent- In fact I struggle to like this.
My first impression was the following: "old lady, soap, powdery balloons, porcelain dolls". I so badly wanted to detect the maple syrup and for the marshmallow to not be overpowered by florals, but unfortunately all I get is very powdery soapy florals. On further tests I realise it doesn't have to only be an 'old lady' smell. It also smells innocent, sweet, delicate, powdered sugar, unique. But still not for me.

I found a nice layering combo with anything vanilla buttercream scented (mist or lotion works), which brings the maple syrup out, but unfortunately I can't keep the perfume bottle just for that layering.

For those who love it, I can see it being a cute spring or autumn daytime scent, or even a cozy night time scent. It would fit well in a pink or vintage-themed room. Anything cute, cozy, girly, lolita and vintage dolls, etc.

Yes, there are times when "niche" is hard to define, where it begins, tired of designers and mainstream, and you wander to the man with the horse. As a pretext, I need micellar water, bath additives, skincare, etc. ... now I actually need something new. All skulls tested ... and what rises to my picky nose, which always has something to complain about. A solid powdery, not too sweet scent, which also has endurance that some costly candidates do not possess. Immediately presented in the office. My perfume-crazy friend said right away, it has something. For me, it radiates a lot of the security that Lacoste pour femme does, without dismissing it as a bland mom scent. Heliotrope, sandalwood, a powdery, I wouldn’t say exotic note, but it turns up at a point where Lacoste pour femme simply remains. A hint of marshmallow fluff, a single rose, I can still make those out. I imagine it perfectly, the Lacoste pour femme model dressed in nude tones with charcoal-colored jeans, a black leather jacket, a white shirt with a skull motif, and silver jewelry. Vanilla, tonka bean, powdery note, heliotrope = I like it, I would just deposit the "bottle" in a remote place. I prefer purism, white and gold tones, floral reliefs, milk glass.