Tommy Girl

Ben bu parfümü, edt formülasyonunda olmasından kaynaklı yaz parfümü olarak gördüm. Açıkçası bu yüzden almayı biraz öteledim.. Ama geçen file markette indirimde görünce dayanamadım ve aldım 🤭 çünkü parfümün notaları sanki benim için tasarlanmış gibi. Edt olmasına kanmayın, çok yoğun ve inanılmaz kalıcı. Ama ferahlığından ödül vermiyor. Harika bir parfüm, çiçeksi, sucul, pudramsı, tertemiz bir koku. İnanılmaz kaliteli bir koku, boş çiçeksi kokulardan değil. Çok zengin, lüks bir havası var. Sıktığınızda üstünüzde saatlerce hissediyorsunuz. Etrafa çiçek çiçek kokular saçıyorsunuz. Herkes inanılmaz iltifat ediyor. Hatta bence tam bir romantik date kokusu. Zarif,feminen, şık ve kaliteli bir kızın kokusu. İmza bir parfüm. Denemelisiniz! I saw this perfume as a summer fragrance because it comes in an EDT formulation, so honestly I kept postponing buying it for that reason. But when I saw it on sale at File Market, I couldn’t resist 🤭 because its notes feel like they were designed just for me. Don’t be fooled by the fact that it’s an EDT — it’s very intense and incredibly long-lasting, yet it doesn’t sacrifice freshness at all. It’s a wonderful perfume: floral, aquatic, powdery, and impeccably clean. The scent is amazingly high-quality, not one of those empty, generic floral fragrances. It’s very rich and has a luxurious aura. Once you spray it, you can smell it on yourself for hours. You literally leave a trail of delicate floral notes wherever you go. It gets an unbelievable amount of compliments. In fact, I think it’s the perfect romantic date scent. Elegant, feminine, chic, and refined — the scent of a classy, high-quality woman. A true signature fragrance. You should definitely try it!

To put this as simple as possible A Fruit-Tea Floral scent which 28 years later can pass off as more unique male fragrance as opposed to a ladies fragrance. When released it was made for the tom boyish kind of girl in mind, and decades later it comes across as gender neutral scent which is in no way any disrespect to Tommy Girl but a compliment indeed as it's stood the test of time and managed to go from being an all out feminine fragrance to becoming a scent that is gender bending. I've used this fragrance a few times over the years since the early 2000s and nowadays since like 2015 I've begun to use it a lot more during spring and summer to a point where I always have a bottle in hand. Never have I ever been told I that I smell girly, though I have been told that I smell like I've just had a good shower and used a good Shower gel or Shampoo (which in my opinion is quite a compliment, especially on a sweltering hot summer's day.) So take from that what you must, and if you're a guy reading this and still scared to try Tommy Girl, well be afraid and stay away, and for the rest of you who is kind of intrigued, give Tommy Girl a try and you may be surprised to find your next Summer Signature. As for me, I will keep Tommy Girl at hand to spray on those hot sweaty summer days and smell like I've just had a good shower with some great smelling shower gel or used a super nice selling shampoo. More for me anyway if you're too afraid to test the norms of fragrance society. 8/10 from me. Longevity- 6 to 8 Hours Projection- strong 1st hour - Moderate for the next three, skin scent for it's duration.

It's just how I remember it!!!!! ❤🤍💙❤🤍💙❤🤍💙 It might not be innovative. It might not be super unique. It might not be special to many people, but it is to me. I'm a 90s kid. A girl who used to bully me wore this (this tale has a happy ending, bear with me), and she liked it because she was a self-professed tomboy. It never suited her at all, because this fragrance always seemed clean, fresh, pleasant, conscientious and lovely. She was none of those qualities. I always wanted a bottle of this, but couldn't depart from the memory of her. Welp, I'm 33, and I was in Ross the other day...I figured it was time to run headlong into the memories and GET OVER THEM. Glad I did. This is nostalgic, but it isn't dated. The lemony opening, the crisp white florals, the clean cedar-ish drydown...it's wonderful! It doesn't have incredible longevity, but it's affordable, and on affordable stuff, I give a little more leeway. It smells a little more classically feminine than Light Blue to me, because ultimately, this is more white floral! I'm a big, big fan of LB Intense, but I'll be darned...I prefer Tommy Girl even so. It even eclipses CK All, which I also love. The honeysuckle is just more l classically femme (who cares, wear what you love regardless), and I just feel amazing with this on. I always wanted this, and resonated with the scent profile. I love it. It's so easy to wear. I love many fragrance genres, but part of my heart will always be drawn toward simple, crisp freshies. I'm elated 🥰 🍋 💮🌲

It's deepest darkest winter in Blighty and I know I shouldn't be but I am hankering after Tommy Girl. I have owned it once before and I bought a bottle for mum as it was the only perfume my dad likes (after Chanel Number 5) the only one that elicited his verbal approval. But alas even my mum's bottle has dried up so I can't even borrow a spray when I pop round on a visit. Luca Turin described it as 'steam clean' and that is exactly the fresh cleanness that this bottle gives to whoever is wearing it. Scrubbed clean in immaculately pressed cotton and waiting for a Camomile tea to brew in a room where other people have just brewed breakfast tea. Literally a room full of Babushkas pressing clean shirts and then drinking tea. I know this is what Becker was going for, a steamy room with the samovar going in the corner. It really is one of the best perfumes I have ever worn which is saying something as I usually go for heavy and complicated odd fragrances. Now that the weather is cold, dark and bleak..people are usually reaching for warm and spicy fragrances but as contrarian as ever I seem to want clean, clear and linear on my wrist. A clean sheet of paper rather than a cluttered drawer. It's a cheap and cheerful masterpiece..go buy dozens. Edit: Green Tea by Elizabeth Arden and Pump up booster/Miss Sporty by Coty are very similar if have less projection and longevity

I haven’t smelled this since 1999 and recently bought a bottle after getting the idea a bit out of nowhere. I didn’t have any memory of what it smelled like, besides all the memories of hanging out with friends, getting ready for parties, and how important and right this perfume felt at the time. Spraying the first spray now, 27 years later, was so weird. I recognized the smell so well, but I wouldn’t have connected it with TG if I hadn’t known. The first seconds are sharp (and during the first few hours I wore it on the first day, I actually got a slight headache, though not on day two), but when that has softened, I find this to be an amazing citrusy perfume, embedded in the smell of tea and warmth. The biggest downside to this perfume is that it doesn’t stay on me. After only 1–2 hours, I can only smell a fraction of it. I would have loved it to keep more of its initial intensity. It feels lovely, though, to have rediscovered this old gem and given it a place in my wardrobe as the fresh, fruity perfume I’ve been looking for for a while. I think it’s a mature fragrance, even though many people connect it to their early teenage years, and despite its name.