Bohemian Garden

I purchased this many months ago, at a very nice price! I decided to wear it to work today, and to run errands after. It is a slightly sweet, slightly leathery, fruity floral. The initial sprays are nice, but quickly drys down to a skin scent without a scent bubble or trail. My nose picks up the pear, white flowers, cedar, and a touch of musk. Bohemian Garden is not super distinct, complex, nor is it a power house--but, it still has a place in my collection. It is best suited for those days spent lounging around the house and/or doing housework. It is also suitable for those days you want to enjoy your fragrance alone, or with that special someone. Also, if you work in a hospital or any other environment where wearing fragrance is frowned upon, Bohemian Garden would be a good choice. It is a very feminine, soft scent. My husband complimented me this morning; when I initially applied it. This is a great, affordable choice for your spring perfume tray.

I like it. I sprayed it in a drugstore. At first it's exotic, a mixture of something colourful with a dark tone. Then the fragrance becomes like a cloud, and cotton flower is significant here, together with other flowers (the cotton flower is the most significant of all flowers on me). There's also pear, musk and wood detectable. The fragrance loses its dark touch from the beginning after an hour or so, and becomes a warm, creamy, exotic one. Its sillage is good, I can feel it radiates, especially in the sun. Nothing excellent, but a very good perfume from the medium shelf. It has a sexy touch in it. If I was to describe its colour, it's pastel peach.

A fresh floral spring scent. I can sense white flowers and some woody notes. It's fresh and a bit spicy. A little generic for my taste, that's the problem with it. I guess it's an okayish fragrance, but not very outstanding. I hit the "like" button, but I am not amazed by it.

I have the original Naomi Campbell fragrance; although I'm not a fan of gourmands, I bought it because my hubby liked it very much. From time to time he literally begs me to wear it - and I duly oblige. It's certainly one of the best celebrity fragrances, and the fact that it was launched some 20 years ago, yet it's still widely available. testifies to its quality and likability. Now, Bohemian Garden is a completely different thing. I received it as a gift, but have absolutely no intention of ever wearing it - so I'll probably pass it on to someone else soon. Basically it's a very sweet fruity scent: it contains sugar, sugar and more sugar. On my skin the various listed notes don't develop at all - it remains sherbet-like throughout its duration (luckily it doesn't last long).

I'm shocked that someone as elegant and fashionable as Naomi Campbell would allow her name to be put on this perfume. It's a generic floral and does not last long at all. Might be suitable for a middle school-aged girl but I wouldn't otherwise recommend. It's not offensive, but it's not something I could see anyone with an extensive perfume collection wearing.