Forbidden Affair

3 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• cnidaria

  November 14, 2014

  

  I don’t mind it being 100% synthetic. People sometimes ask if I’ve used a nice shampoo because it smells juicy and sweet. I’m very fond of the blackcurrants, but without that urine-like scent they sometimes have, and I like the pomegranate too. What’s interesting is that it uses ‘Cyclodextrin technology’: the opening notes reappear cyclically hours later. It seems to fade away and then suddenly smells again when I move; it lasts for ages. The bottle is gorgeous in person, very typical of Anna Sui with her quirky designs (I’m a fan :P), although the contents aren’t always as good, but it’s worth it.

• cnidaria

  November 15, 2014

  

  I don’t care that it’s 100% synthetic. Sometimes people ask if I’ve used a fancy shampoo because it smells juicy and sweet. I’m a huge fan of the blackcurrant, but without that pee-like scent some have, and the pomegranate too. What’s curious is that it uses ‘Cyclodextrin technology’: the opening notes reappear cyclically hours later. It seems to fade, then suddenly smells again when I move; it lasts forever. The bottle is gorgeous in person, typical Anna Sui with her bizarre designs (I’m a fan :P), although the contents aren’t always up to scratch, but it’s worth it.

• tutipillix

  February 23, 2016

  

  Totally agree with the first one: it’s synthetic and reminds me of those scented dolls with that fresh rose scent. I love that it smells like edible sweetness; my nose picks up more on the raspberries, so sweet I almost thought they were strawberries. I detect less pomegranate and blackcurrant, but on one occasion, I got the image of a redcurrant palette—that’s how intense the sweetness is.