Charlie Touch

Oddity, me and David Bowie and an odd smelling perfume ... witch I love ... because it is something else ... I think it's absolutely gorgeous =))

bought for 5€/30ml (as far as I know, it's still in production). powdery musky vanilla, soft, sweet but not foody, reminds me of the smell of those sets of cosmetics for kids, or some kind of dolls. not bad, appropriate for office. doesn't smell expensive or complicated, but still enjoyable.

Drugstore cousin of Shalimar Souffle. Obviously lacks Guerlain's quality and depth, and it lacks the citrus opening. But the vanilla-floral-musk is really quite similar. (Also nearly identical to Van Cleef and Arpels First Love)

There is a long series of different Charlies and this one is not too bad. It's basically a soft vanilla with musky tones and some flower that should be rose with some imagination. It smells feminine, girlish and quite inoffensive if not oversprayed. It's a good choice when on a budget for a daytime casual scent or a little present for a girl. It has some staying power.

I wouldn't consider this as one of the best Revlon Charlie fragrances, but it's not bad either. I'd describe the fragrance as powdery with a great balance between roses and soft, slightly sweet vanilla. The musk note is weak but works with the powdery character as well as with the vanilla-rose combination. It's not a bad perfume... Just not their best.