Bvlgari The Vert is my longtime go-to. Really light and clean.

Whenever I wear Coco Mademoiselle I get tons of comments, even from strangers. I never thought it was something spectacular just smelling it from the bottle though... The one fragrance bottle I actually finished is Jo Malone Lime Basil and Mandarin. But nobody complemented me on that one

Coco Mademoiselle or Estee Lauder Pleasures.

Dolce and Gabana Light Blue and Issey Miyake (sp?)

Flower Bomb by Viktor Rolf Love it and people always comment and ask what am I wearing.

Love in white by creed.

Gucci Guilty or Viktor Rolf Flowerbomb - LOVE them.

I personally love anything that is named after a celebrity.

For some odd reason, I feel closer to celebrities if I wear their fragrances.

Guess that is what they want me to feel like so they can make millions. Go figure.

Knew it wouldn't take long until someone bitched about perfume.

Anyway, for nights I like Bvlgari Jasmine Noir or Coco by Chanel.

For daytime, I like L'eau de Chloe or Marc Jacobs Oh, Lola (NOT Lola, important distinction)

Gucci No. II

Ferragamo Heaven (incanto)

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like Fresh perfumes - very light. Right now I use the grapefruit one.

Could you share the name please? It sounds exactly what I am looking for.

I'm not the PP, but I love the Fresh perfumes too. Hesperides is the grapefruit one, I think. I like the Brown Sugar one too.

Anonymous wrote:I like Fresh perfumes - very light. Right now I use the grapefruit one.

Could you share the name please? It sounds exactly what I am looking for.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love Coco. LOVE. But I've developed an allergy to perfume, too, and I BREAKS MY HEART.

That said, agree with the plea not to wear it to work. I get a headache just walking down the detergent aisle of the grocery store because of all the perfumes.

I feel your pain. After switching to free and clear laundry detergents for the baby and never switching back, I can't stand the smell of scented detergents or febreeze or air fresheners. I can take things based off of essential oils (and aren't too strong) but something about artificial fragrances gives me a headache now.

Same here.
However, if I'm in the mood, I'd wear a bit of perfume (Comme des Garsons is my favorite) but only if it's cold outside. Perfume in 80+-degree weather should be prohibited by law.

Anonymous wrote:I love Coco. LOVE. But I've developed an allergy to perfume, too, and I BREAKS MY HEART.

That said, agree with the plea not to wear it to work. I get a headache just walking down the detergent aisle of the grocery store because of all the perfumes.

I feel your pain. After switching to free and clear laundry detergents for the baby and never switching back, I can't stand the smell of scented detergents or febreeze or air fresheners. I can take things based off of essential oils (and aren't too strong) but something about artificial fragrances gives me a headache now.

I like Fresh perfumes - very light. Right now I use the grapefruit one.