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.
