But then I was taking some photos of my new perfume for this post and I found I had created a spring-like reimagining of the photo I had taken in the snow of my old, heavier scent. I realised that this new photo, alongside the old photo, can tell you as much about why I chose this perfume and why I am so delighted with it, as 1000 words could.
Here is the post with the perfume I used before, before it started suffocating me and I experimented with a frightful array of testers before finally finding the perfect scent yesterday.
I keep meaning to go to the Jo Malone counter. I will do it Thursday. Jasmine and mint sounds like summer. Cool, lovely and refreshing. Le sigh!
ReplyDeleteCurious, today I started to use a new pwefume also....
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Have fun at the Jo Malone counter on Thursday! I felt I had to warn you, however that a hefty pricetag comes with what I think are the best scents I have come across. That's why I got such a small bottle... I knew I'd manage to get a wordy explanation of the perfume in somewhere, even if in a comment box!
ReplyDeleteAnd it does indeed smell like summer. Every time I catch a whiff of my smell, I smile :)
I love fragrances that really make me happy. They are rare. Can't wait to smell the lily fragrance. I do love lilies. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou have got me in trouble. I went to Jo Malone and I got the fig( LOVE it). But, now, thanks to lovely you, I tried the Lily Amber limited edition and I love that and I also tried the Orange Blossom and I must have that. I didn't even smell your mint and jasmine as I fear I would have loved that too.:-)
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