Pretty Woman

Pretty Woman the fragrance is a beautiful tribute to a great song written by a well-loved husband. Pretty Woman is an absolutely wonderful scent! I've had PW sitting in my box of "to swap" scents for a while. For some reason, I decided to pull it out and wear it last night... "What do I see... Is she walking back to me? Yeah, she's walking back to me!" Oh yeah, Pretty Woman is staying in my life (and in my Keeper Cabinet). Oh, the sweet Incense, the gooey Amber, and spicy Carnation. What really makes this scent pop for me is the photo-realistic Stargazer Lily. It is just a group of notes that blend like magic into well... Pretty. Guys, don't try to wear this. After all, it is Pretty Woman!

I was given this by an amazing swap partner, and I haven't written a review because I'm not sure I can think of the words to sing its praises enough. It's warm. It's cool. It's pretty and modern and kitsch. The smokiness is my favorite part. if you come across it, snatch it up for sure. Additionally, I asked my husband his thoughts. He said it smells like roasting marshmallows on a bonfire made of flowers. He's right. I guess those might be the right words. He did not find it dated either. He doesn't use the word dated, but he has code words I pick up on. Hehe. It's beautiful beyond what I'd imagine for a pretty women.

Happy I bought this without knowing anything about it. A wonderful surprise because this is quality juice. Incense wrapping itself around vanilla and sweet amber. Just the right amount of sweetness. There is also a fruity note that is so lovely - I cant tell what it is but no resemblance to the fruity fragrances of today. This perfume goes up on my 10 Best list.

pretty woman starts off a bit sweet but spicy and woody as well. the florals mixed with patchouli, vanilla and incense seem most prominent and it's warm and sensual. after awhile it goes through an amber phase and back to a creamy, smoky floral phase. still so gorgeous. i do not detect much citrus in this.

I think this perfume is so good because really represents a love witness... I'd like to find it, but it seems quite impossible. What a pity. RIP Barbara.