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Fragrance Spotlight April 2018.

I'm back with five new fragrances you may want to try starting this April. These perfumes are either already in stores or will be by the end of the month. Rest assured these are not all the new fragrances available starting this April but just five I think you might really enjoy.


Eau de Soliel Blanc by Tom Ford - This is an updated version of the original Soliel Blanc which launched in 2016. This new version is more crisp and brighter with a heavy emphasis on Citrus notes especially on the top. The top notes are Bitter Orange,Bergamot,Citron,Petitgrain,Caraway,Pink Pepper,Pistachio,Cardamon and Neroli. The middle bursts with floral notes of Tunisian Orange Blossom,Jasmine,Tuberose,Galbanum and Ylang-Ylang. The base is soft and alluring with notes of Coconut,Vanilla,Amber,Tonka Bean and Benzoin. As with many fragrances by Tom Ford this is a unisex perfume and is available in either a 50ml or a 100ml Eau de Parfum.


Coco Mademoiselle Eau De Parfum Intense by Chanel - If you like Patchouli then you are going to love this fragrance because it has a heavy dose of it. It also has a wonderfully deep Amber accord that combines Tonka Bean and Vanilla from Madagascar. These create a very soft and feminine scent that is also warm and robust. The top notes are Sicilian Orange,Calabrian Bergamot and Lemon. The heart has notes of Jasmine,Rose and Fruity notes while the base has notes of Patchouli,Madagascar Vanilla,Labdanum,Tonka-Bean and White Musk. The nose behind this beautiful perfume is Olivier Polge and it is available in 50ml and 100ml Eau de Parfums.

Jo Loves Orange Butterflies by Jo Malone - This fragrance was inspired by two of the things Jo Malone loves most,the south of France and Orange Blossoms. This is a bright floral fragrance that features notes of Orange Blossom,Mandarin,Petitgrain and Neroli. It is available in 50ml and 100ml sizes.
Jimmy Choo Blossom Special Edition by Jimmy Choo - This new scent from Jimmy Choo is a flanker to Jimmy Choo Blossom perfume from 2015 and is a floral/fruity fragrance that gets its edge from its heart of Frangipani flower. The top notes are Raspberry,Red Berries and Citruses. The heart has notes of Frangipani,Sweet Pea and Rose while the base is straight forward with notes of Sandalwood and White Musk. This is a sophisticated and warm perfume that was created by perfumer Louise Turner and is available in 40,60 and 100ml Eau de Parfums.
Elie Saab Le Parfum in White - This comes out also as a flanker to Le Parfum which was released in 2011 and is a bridal inspired fragrance from the legendary maker of bridal gowns Elie Saab. It is a very clean and soft scent that will trail behind you like an elegant bridal veil. White notes make up the majority of this perfume with White Floral's,Patchouli,Amber and Musk taking center stage. Additional notes include Red Berries. It is available in 30,50 and 90ml Eau de Parfums.




So there you have five more fragrances to try this spring. I picked these particular ones because of their uniqueness and attention to note combinations. From the Madagascar Vanilla note found in Coco Mademoiselle Eau De Parfum Intense to the Tunisian Orange Blossom found in Eau de Soliel Blanc. All these fragrances are sure to send your olfactory into heavenly bliss. I'll have these fragrances available on my website very very soon at some really hard to beat prices,so keep an eye on my site.


I'll be back next month with five more fragrances to try this spring so until then.....Thank You for reading my blog and as always..........smell great!

Until I was a teenager, I used red pokeberries for lipstick and a burnt matchstick for eyeliner. I used honeysuckle for perfume. Dolly Parton

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