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EL MUNDO DE WILHEMINA QUEEN
Este es el Diario de una Reina sin Trono ni Corona… donde según el perfume con que amanezca o me abrace la noche, los poemas, los cuentos, haikus, cartas y otras tantas cosas irán tomando un sitio propio en un mundo diferente: EL MÃO
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What is the starting salary for a supervisor at Liz Claiborne Womens store?
I don’t know but i like the perfume , I smelled it first in a strip club and then bought it for my wife now she smells as good as the dancer did !!!!
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Boadicea the Victorious Invigorating ~ fragrance review
Summer is: abundance, freedom, heat. Light citrus colognes are a “necessity” in hot, muggy weather, but it’s also good to have a big, brassy summer fragrance for cool nights, mild breezy days and body-numbing, overly-air-conditioned environments, a scent full of summer flowers, resins, as well as citrus. For me, that summer powerhouse scent is Boadicea the Victorious Invigorating.
When I read Invigorating’s list of notes, two notes in particular made me wince: dark chocolate and black licorice. I do NOT like chocolaty perfumes and licorice? Don’t put licorice in my food, drink or on my person, please. So, why is it that Invigorating has become one of my favorite fragrances?
Invigorating contains, apart from dark chocolate and black licorice, yuzu, bergamot, orange, rose geranium, jasmine, fir, rock rose and ambergris. The fragrance starts off with dense and sweet yuzu-orange “syrup.” After the rich and distinctive opening, Invigorating’s notes are well blended. I detect a touch of licorice, a hint of chocolate, but neither are big players in the scent…
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Giorgio Armani Acqua di Gioia ~ new fragrance
Giorgio Armani will launch Acqua di Gioia, a new fragrance for women, in June:
Water as a source of joy and pleasure.
A joyful thrill…
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Victoria’s Secret Chiffon Peony Freesia ~ new fragrance
Victoria’s Secret has launched Chiffon Peony Freesia, a new addition to the Parfums Intimes range (see also: Satin Rose de Mai, Silk Mandarin Santal, Cashmere Vanilla Jasmine, Lace Orange Flower and Velvet Amber Blackberry)…
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The sexiest citrus ever
A quick promo for Bath & Body Works new Orange Sapphire fragrance.
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Ralph Lauren Summer Romance ~ new perfume
Ralph Lauren has launched Summer Romance, a new limited edition flanker to 1998’s Romance fragrance for women:
This summer, escape to a romantic destination…
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Celebrity fragrance news: Jennifer Aniston, P. Diddy
Jennifer Aniston, one of last megawatt Hollywood stars not to have her name on a fragrance, is expected to reveal shortly that she has signed a deal with the Falic Group to launch a scent, perhaps later this year.
— From Jennifer Aniston Said in Fragrance Deal at Women’s Wear Daily…
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How Much Skincare is Too Much?
Every night I use Pond’s cold cream to cleanse my skin. I follow the cleansing with moisturizer before applying eye cream and Retin-A. As you may know by now, I’m convinced Retin-A will be my secret to looking 60 when I’m really 70. Once every couple weeks I may treat myself to a microdermabrasion scrub or a hydrating mask.
In the morning, I use a washcloth dipped in organic coconut oil to wash off the dry skin flakes that sometimes come from Retin-A. I follow that (sometimes) with antioxidant rich Vitamin C cream and I top that with La-Roche Posay’s SPF 60 tinted sunscreen.
After all of this, it’s amazing I find the time to floss.
Dermatologists are always touting retinols, antioxidants AND microdermabrasion, but if one is on a prescription-strength retinoid (like my Retin-A), should she also be subjecting her skin daily to a Vitamin C cream and twice a month to a scrub? I was wondering how much is too much, so I turned to Maryann Mikhail, a dermatologist at Manhattan’s Spring Street Dermatology with that exact question.
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How Much Skincare is Too Much? originally appeared on About.com Beauty on Tuesday, March 9th, 2010 at 23:09:38.
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Perfumista tip: on fragrance families
Fragrance families cause a good deal of confusion, even among seasoned perfumistas. Two experiences, both involving the fruity floral category, illustrate the problem.
I once got a rather unpleasant email from a reader who was angry that I called a fragrance a “fruity floral” in a new fragrance announcement: she assumed that I was making an arbitrary assignment based on the notes listed in the press release, and that I was trying to make a critical statement about this particular fragrance.1 This nicely introduces the first point I’d like to make about fragrance families: you cannot determine the fragrance family by reading a list of notes. If you see a fragrance family listed in a new fragrance announcement, it came from the press materials or some other primary source.
Some time later I held a poll asking readers to name their favorite fruity floral perfumes. While most of the suggestions were, in fact, fruity, a rather large percentage of them were not, in fact, fruity florals. And that introduces the second point I’d like to make: you cannot determine the fragrance family just by the noticeable presence of certain notes, either…
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Issey Miyake A Scent by Issey Miyake Florale, Lancome Aroma Blue ~ new fragrances
Issey Miyake will launch A Scent by Issey Miyake Eau de Parfum Florale, a variation on last year’s A Scent by Issey Miyake, in April.
The new fragrance is reportedly still green, but with a more feminine character…
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A past that would take some time to explain
Opium was born middle-aged, and all the better for it. From day one, it was the come-hither perfume of the tanned woman in furs who is beginning to look a great deal more beautiful than her husband. Naturally, young women loved it because it suggested a past that would take some time to explain.
— Luca Turin in Notes from the nose — Opium at NZZ Folio.
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Never let you forget you’re a man
By request, the 70s commercial for Enjoli by Charles of the Ritz — the 8 hour perfume for the 24 hour woman. Poor video quality.
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Bunch o’ limited edition collector bottles 2010, part 5
More limited edition collector fragrance bottles, with the usual disclaimers: in most of these cases, the juice is unchanged, just the bottle is “special” (or not, as the case may be), and some of these may not be available in the US.
From Hermès, Terre d’Hermès in a limited edition 100 ml Eau de Toilette decorated with an H. €76.50…
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CHANCE EAU TENDRE Eau de Toilette by CHANEL
Introducing CHANCE EAU TENDRE Eau de Toilette by CHANEL.
A new facet of CHANCE is born — the third generation of the CHANCE Fragrance family. CHANEL Master Perfumer Jacques Polge has created a new fragrance constellation that is a whirlwind of tender and vibrant notes. This incarnation of the decidedly youthful scent reveals itself to be both delicate and airy, with an intoxicatingly light, fruity trail. An unexpected mingling of grapefruit and quince meets the crispness of fresh green notes, while a trace of Jasmine Absolute lingers in the air. Gently warmed by a sheer veil of White Musk, CHANCE EAU TENDRE Eau de Toilette is at once innocent and seductive, for those who dare to dream anew.
CHANEL CHANCE EAU TENDRE Eau de Toilette: $65.00 for 1.7 oz., $90.00 for 3.4oz.
On counter: March 2010 at Nordstrom, Bloomingdale’s Soho & 59th Street in New York City, CHANEL boutiques and Chanel.com
April 2010 at all CHANEL counters in department and specialty stores
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Chloe Eau de Fleurs Neroli, Lavande, and Capucine ~ fragrance review
I can almost hear the executives at Coty as they kicked around ideas for new fragrances. “What about Chloé?” one of them might have said. “Isn’t it time to come up with something new?”
“I don’t know,” another executive said, low-fat, extra hot, caramel latte at her side. “We’ve pretty much squeezed the life out of variations on the original fragrance.”
“Well, let’s look at the Chloé brand. Young, fashionable, casual. Super into khaki and tan leather this season. They don’t want anything complicated.”
“But we’ve already given them narcissus, rose, as well as the original tuberose. Then another take on the original’s name, just to confuse people into buying it by mistake. But wait,” the executive sat up straighter. “Marc Jacobs is making money hand over fist on his single-note splashes. Why don’t we try something like that — except more expensive?”
“Isn’t the market already saturated with lines of single-note scents? I mean, besides Marc Jacobs, there’s Jo Malone, all those Tom Fords, the new Van Cleef & Arpels —”
“Sure, but look how many companies churn out khaki pants? Still, Chloé pants are selling like hotcakes.”
And so a trio of single-note Eaux de Toilette was born…