Kashmir

Might be one of the best value perfumes I’ve found. I bought it from a street vendor in East London for £5 because of the stylishly sickly 70s logo and colour scheme. It is a magical transporting evil green soapy old handbag full of fag ends. A sour combination of Clinique’s Wrappings and all time favourite Bandit - although inevitably not quite as good as that sounds. After all, it only costs £5. Like all perfumes from this brand it sprays like a fire hydrant and for me the delightfully coarse leathery Elnett dry down sticks around for hours and hours. At this price I would happily go through a bottle a week. Since finding this, I’ve paused before shelling out hundreds on offerings from new niche brands on more than one occasion. I’d love to know if anyone out there thinks it can be beaten for the price??

an old school aldehidic great perfume for those who enjoy the soapines in perfumes not to forget mentioning the utterly cheap price

Dear Reader's♥, After reading all the gaggle of Milton Lloyds perfumes how they are all great cheapies , I decided to give my nose a try, purchased 3 and this is my impression of Kashmir by Milton Lloyd. Wow the opening notes were very boozy,strong, woody,leathery and musky, for a moment I thought it was a man's perfume for a moment but then the fem notes were in the perfume cloud surrounding my senses and images of a sleazy dominatrix with latex thigh high heels playing in my head with a red whip as I kept inhaling. So I decided to purchase it on the spot. LOL. This fragrance Kashmir belongs to an assertive woman who is an alpha but with a dark side who likes total control . It has that assertiveness like Paloma's Picasso fragrance but Kashmir is more the darker , lewd with raw sexual energy like a she wolf lurking in the darkest corners your minds fantasies that you led out of the bottle and riding on your skins body becoming one with this man eater of a female spirit. A must buy if your into those sorts of things. Woof !

This one is a very pleasant surprise!! On my skin it stays wonderfully tart and herbal - and I'm not used to having those top notes stick around throughout. On me it doesn't develop the heavier chypre base notes but I have lots of others that do so I don't miss it. What makes this one unusual and special is that the top notes stick around and don't get washed out by the heavier base notes. My skin tends to quickly consume light scents, I don't buy edts and don't even consider cologne. So what may sound like a negative performance is actually a winner for me.

A very good dupe i must say. I don't like the fragrances with leather very much but for a change in perfume this is a very good one. And very cheap also but the fragrances of Milton LLoyd doen't smell cheap at all and they last sooooo long. I think this brand make the best dupes with the quality and even better quality as the originals.