Sex

It's understandable that perfume lovers dislike fragrances which too explicitly point out their sex appeal. It suggests that perfuming yourself would be all about trying hard to be sexy, not to mention actually having sex. Truth is, on the other hand, that, of course, there exist fragrances which do have an erotic feel to it. So, although you may probably dislike both the style of the product as well as its blatant name, this one does what it says on the bottle: It is a sexy perfume. It is one of those perfumes a young woman should wear if she is heading for a romantic night; it is one of those perfumes her lover may wish to find lingering on his pillow or collar after she has gone: sweet, heavy, mysterious. Forget about the dull package, this one will do the trick. ***

Blind ordered since only 10$ 100ml. Gonna review

Let me start by apologizing in advance to anyone I might offend. This stuff is cheap and tacky. It brings to mind something heavy duty flowery that would be sprayed in a public bathroom to camouflage other offensive smells, yet this, to my nose, is also offensive. For an EDT it's strong, I'll give it that. I get loads of jasmine and tuberose, but no fruits at all. Maybe that's just my skin. I would go so far as to say this scent is well named, as it smells like what I would imagine ladies of the night might smell like.

Una tuberosa piatta, violenta, semplice nella sua pesantezza, senza mezze misure, sgargiante. Un fiorellone facile senza evoluzione, con la stessa grazia di un ombrellone color fucsia con orlo dorato spalancato in spiaggia. Grossolano e sintetico. Nullamente sensuale, sgangherato come un rossetto sbavato. Sorry, ma proprio no.

This is not generic, it smells somehow odd, this is a hybrid between Badgley Mischka Fleurs de Nuit and Truth and Dare from Madonna. From the first juice it has a beautiful jasmine opening, from the second the dry down. Sexy? Actually no.