I like Fresh Red Jasmine, a Bulgari perfume my DH got me, and Angle by Theirry Mugler.

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Anonymous wrote:Last time I went into Sephora I was ready to depend some money and walked out empty-handed. The sales people were worthless.

+1
Every time I go into that store, the sales people are so rude and unhelpful! I hate that place.

I actually find them stalkerish - it's hard to browse without having them approach/hover. Mind you, all done with a sweet smile and puppy dog-like desire to please.

Anonymous wrote:Last time I went into Sephora I was ready to depend some money and walked out empty-handed. The sales people were worthless.

+1
Every time I go into that store, the sales people are so rude and unhelpful! I hate that place.

I love givenchy perfumes, but I really like the spicy rather than the floral/ citrusy so can't think of anything now by them that is floral. For light summary smell that is floral I like l'eau d'issey.

Can someone recommend an italian perfume?

I like the Aura Cacia essential oils at Whole Foods. I am hooked on lavender and cedar wood oil, but they have a variety of citrus oils too.

Ralph by Ralph Lauren is def light and floral. I don't think it's very fruity.

The Jo Malone suggestion is a good one. And Clinique Happy. Hermes has a line of perfumes based on different flowers or natural scents that you should check out. I like the amber one, but it doesn't sound like what you're looking for.

Also, the purple Love's perfume is lavender. My mom and I did a homemade Christmas gift project where we made lavender scented ball salts and used that perfume as the fragrance.

Stella McCartney...love it!

Anonymous wrote:I just know that everyone who wears Chanel #5, or Angel-T Mugler must not be in their right minds.

Shrug. I'm 46 and wear Chanel #5.

Cartier's new Baiser Vole

Just smelled Poppy Flower by Coach and it was wonderful. I'm putting it on my Christmas list. I think you'd like it, OP.

I just know that everyone who wears Chanel #5, or Angel-T Mugler must not be in their right minds.

L'Artisan Mimosa Pour Moi.

chloe. i am a sucker for light, floral scents. makes me dream of my country of birth with beautiful weather/sun and tropical flowers and a relaxed pace of life.

i guess the perfume has accomplished what it markets ib my case!

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Anonymous wrote:Love's Baby Soft has cult following for a good reason-it is one the least offensive scents on the market. It basically smells like baby powder, but better. It's almost impossible to use too much. Don't let the low price throw you off-this has been my go-to day fragrance for years.

I second this. I used it in HS and then stopped using it. Then, on a whim, I picked some up at CVS a few months ago. I've received many compliments on good it smells. And it's not overwhelming.

They still make that stuff? I wore that every day in HS. I loved it. I don't wear perfume any more though... as I've gotten older I've gotten really sensitive to smells. It makes me sad because I used to love perfume.