Sassique

What I am smelling does not match the notes above, at all. It smells like it's trying to copy Rive Gauche. It would be at home with my old Avon dames like Moonwind, Brocade, and Bird of Paradise. Hhhuuuuuuuuuge aldehydes. Smidge of galbanum maybe? Some oakmoss, maybe rose, geranium, bit of sandalwood, some light amber/musk. It's not bad for $8. I think its neat that it came from Atlanta, Georgia. I love their quaint website. They sell lots of brands including some fancy French scented bath & home stuff.

Oh my I wish I had saved my money. There is nothing positive to say about this perfume except the art on the box. Just about burnt my nostrils out and I am still learning how to breath through my nose again. Save yourself the trouble, I think this perfume is way past its use by date.

We carried this at a perfume store I managed in the 80's. I have no idea what it smelled like. It was on the bottom shelf all the way in the back. We rarely sold a bottle. BUT we were ALWAYS selling out of the bath powder. It came in a large decorative tin with the same painting on the lid for about $5. It was a cult favorite amongst the AARP "ladies who lunch" set. These ladies were elegant and classy. I imagine word of this budget dusting powder got around at their charity brunches. I have no memory of the scent but if you're curious and want to give this a try, buying the bath powder might be a safer bet. That's what was popular. The fragrance itself didn't sell at all.