Ed Hardy Born Wild For Women

I do not know how the nose managed to do this, but he/she did? Only a person with a keen interest in unusual plant species would pick this up. This fragrance smells exactly. I mean exactly like the 'Queen of The Night'. Queen of the Night is a tropical rain forest epiphyte, which I have incidentally been documenting over the past 15 years. It's not an easy plant to get to flower as it is fussy with it's preference for position and microclimate. Queen of the night puts out impressive blooms which flower only at night and once only, but at times there may be dozens of flowers on this moon motivated species, which for those of you not familiar with this plant. Looks a lot like those Egyptian Fluer Di Lis that one sees Pharoahs holding from thousands of years ago. It is silk like and iridescent capturing many hues although it is a white flower. The blooms themselves are huge well over 20 centimetres or so in diametre. I foot in the old imperial measurement. The fronds grow quite large and resemble a giant Zygo cacti. Or zygonium in techincal terms. Anyway the only way to describe this scent is it's flavournoid. Slightly akin to an over ripe banana. Yet ever so subtle, one wonders why the plant can reproduce at all? This is just a vague description. The unusual thing about 'Born Wild' as it reminds me of QOTN, and the fragrance seems to follow one and floats around one rather than on the skin itself. It can appear rather intoxicating, just like 'Queen of The Night'. I am not familiar with the other fragrances that similar so I really cant vote. My only disappointment is the longevity of 'Born Wild'. I wish it lasted longer on my skin. The fragrance in my opinion can be worn at any time of the day or night. Best suited to warmer months. I like the betty boopish design, yet find the over bottle design, not the art work, just the bottle a little awkward to handle. Cheers T.

Ed Hardy Born Wild falls into that guilty pleasure category in my fragrance wardrobe. The bottle is pink with a sense of humor, which is exactly how I would describe the fragrance. I do have to give the Ed Hardy label credit, their bottles are sturdy and interesting looking. Born Wild is an accumulation of blackberries, sweets and musk with a hint of sour/tart. There is a hint of floral notes, but the blackberries are center stage. Whenever I wear it, it feels like I am a little kid chewing bubble gum. It smells artificial, but in a pleasant way. This is one fragrance that I get consistent compliments on. I think that is because it is so accessible as a scent. Born Wild has a little bit longer than average lasting power with an average silage. I can usually smell it faintly around the 5-6 hour mark. I think it is a fun, cheerful scent that is a mood lifter. Born Wild is probably a safe bet if you enjoy simple fruity-florals with an artificial edge.

I was on the train the other morning and noticed that my pits where giving out something vile and malodorous. I had forgotten to spritz my stress alert deodorant on before leaving my abode. I only had a 10 mill flacon of this in my handbag. There was a rather plain troll, plain because she had to put the fragrance down as soon as sprayed a little on my underarms before alighting for the day. Just because she wanted her partner to think I was ugly. Sadly I'm sick of women doing this to me because I was given good looks from my genetic predisposition to have. There's nothing wrong with being pretty, there's everything wrong with other women who demean the good looking one's publicly and loudly. We are not deaf. As my father would say to all you bloody trolls out there. 'Go Root Your Boot'. Cheers T.

This perfume is so good and fruity that it almost smells edible! According to the notes it is blackberries that are that yummy top note, but to me it smells like candied cranberries, but either way it smells delightful. The berry scent remains throughout as you start to pick up on the magnolia, peach blossom, and lily of the valley, and then the drydown consists of predominately sandlewood with just a hint of musk. This is a rich fruity floral scent with slight woody undertones. Usually fruity florals are best in spring and summer, but I think this is an exception to the rule, as the candied cranberry scent puts me in mind of the fall/winter/holiday spicy sweet aromas.

This scent is so fruity & light, with a slight tropical vibe. I feel that this scent is perfect for Spring & Summer. It has only a tiny bit of sweetness, but is more of a fruity cocktail tamed down with light, airy flowers & light musk. I think this would be a great scent for a teen that is transitioning from body sprays to perfumes, or a woman who wants a break from strong scents. :)