Glamour

I really don't think there is any fragrance quite like this one. It's herbaceous but not in the Elizabeth Ardens Blue Grass sense. It smells like fresh coriander on me and I don't mind. Moschino 'Glam' lists Artemsia as a note and I know this well as it's the psychedelic contribution to Absinthe better known as Wormwood, or southern wormwood, the leaf shown above in the notes here seems to be the weedy type not used in alchemical potions. As the wormwood I grew and know botanically is silver hued because of the minute abundant alleopathic hairs covering artemesia's leaves. I actually agree with many other reviewers here, it's a love hate relationship with this one. I have 50 mill flacon in tucked away and travelling with me a 10 mill roller ball which came with the gift set back in 2011. The fragrance tends to work better in extreme humidity, it's quite a complex jazzy little number one I wear occasionally, yet one which intrigues me greatly. It's a green note with a salty vibe and woodsy undertone a slight orange tinge. I like it for it's unusual composition and effect on my senses. It's wonderous really. Lasts about 6 hours with a soft to medium sillage. Glamourous and proud looking presentation of a gold shouldered flacon. Worth an inclusion to a fragrance wardrobe, just for it's uniqueness...

Great modern basic that doesn't offend. It's definitely full of synthetics, but does seem to contain genuine tangerine and hibiscus extracts and that, thankfully, keeps it from skewing too Bath&Body Works. The artemisia adds a unique, fuzzy, herbal quality that makes this stand out as a fruity-floral. Just enough to keep it from being another forgettable budget frag. I tend to go for mostly natural-based or niche perfumery, but Moschino and Cacharel remain my favorites in terms of cheap, obtainable, and inoffensive. If synthetics gives you headaches or you have an autoimmune condition, be careful with this price category, but it's basically on par with modern Chanel, Guerlain, etc - which resemble BBW creations more and more by the day. Sillage is great, longevity is great, and price is great. Definitely more femme in nature and wears best in heat and during the day. Not quite warm or spicy enough to be considered masculine or a good evening scent.

I just bought this and it’s one of my best blind buys. It smells familiar yet so different. I think it’s the salt note. It’s hard to compare it in a sense to another fragrance and I tend to compare with other perfumes more often than describe specific notes generally. I do understand why people compare it to Amor Amor but it is just not close enough to be a ‘smells like’. It’s almost like Amor Amor is one aspect of this complex fragrance if that makes any sense. Then, another note or almost entire fragrance comes through. I will get a hint of maybe Cinema by YSL? I think that might be it. Then I get melon which I’m surprised isn’t listed as a note, as another reviewer mentioned. I also get a tiny bit of Ralph Lauren Ralph but this isn’t strong. The saltiness reminds me of Muglers Womanity. I then get a powdery note, like a cosmetics vibe but that works in beautifully.

I'm with Bonzos on this. I'm still sad that this is discontinued. I pulled out this beauty today and put it on. It's my last bottle, one I've been hanging onto since 2010 or so, still half full because I've been miserly with it since it's no longer made. It is still so damn beautiful. It's a floral with some sweet depth. Not fruity. A little woodsy. The salt accord adds some dimension, but isn't overt or even beachy. It's very easy to wear, far from being a "challenging" fragrance - yet it is unique. It's one of the few perfumes in my vast collection that I think would appeal to any age group and is wearable in any season. It's hard to find a fragrance this easy and likeable that is also this versatile. It has moderate sillage, great lasting power. It's not a beast, but it's not subtle either.

I like it a lot!! I wanted to buy a Cacharel - Amor Amor, but seeing that everyone said it's not very long lasting and similar to Moschino Glamour..I said I'll give it a try. It's stronger, wich makes me think it will last longer. It's sweet on my skin, I don't sense much of the flowery stuff, or maybe just a little in the begining.I do sense a salty note, it's the main difference between Glamour and Amor Amor. Found a really good offer with perfume 100 ml+body lotion 100 ml and I will buy it for sure. I'm thinking that using it with the body lotion it has to last longer. I don't understand why people are saying it's a boring perfume, personally I think it's elegant, and it's just right. Sweet, but not that you want to throw up from it. for me, it's ideal.