Lady PHers Perfume advice please.
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Currently hunting the last present for the gf for xmas.
Just after a nice mainstreet perfume to buy, the ones we tend to like (she likes to wear and I like to smell) are boss perfumes she has deep red and the two intense perfumes.
So something similar but different please! Does anyone have the xx or Hugo woman?
By the way nothing sickly smelling or overly flowery, but fresh and citrusy is ok, ideally rich dark smells though (god i feel so gay).
Just after a nice mainstreet perfume to buy, the ones we tend to like (she likes to wear and I like to smell) are boss perfumes she has deep red and the two intense perfumes.
So something similar but different please! Does anyone have the xx or Hugo woman?
By the way nothing sickly smelling or overly flowery, but fresh and citrusy is ok, ideally rich dark smells though (god i feel so gay).
It sounds like your girlfriend (possibly) likes the same smells as I do. I don't like all these modern flowery or androgenous smells. I want something that's more individual and doesn't make me smell like a florists shop.
I tried Hugo Woman and Hugo Femme the other day and didn't like either of them, they're too flowery for me.
My favourite perfumes at the moment are:
Georgio Beverley Hills. This is my normal every day perfume.

Amarige by Givenchy. But that's quite strong for every day, it's better as a going out smell.

Poeme by Lancome.

Clinique Elixir. It smells awful when you first spray it, but once it's settled it's very feminine without being bimbo

I also like Poison by Dior, but it's such an overpowering smell. If I could find something subtle with that smell, I'd be very happy
I tried Hugo Woman and Hugo Femme the other day and didn't like either of them, they're too flowery for me.
My favourite perfumes at the moment are:
Georgio Beverley Hills. This is my normal every day perfume.
Amarige by Givenchy. But that's quite strong for every day, it's better as a going out smell.
Poeme by Lancome.
Clinique Elixir. It smells awful when you first spray it, but once it's settled it's very feminine without being bimbo
I also like Poison by Dior, but it's such an overpowering smell. If I could find something subtle with that smell, I'd be very happy

Pupp said:
g3rrd said:
wildoliver said:
We've all been there Pupp.
Blimey! Break it to him gently why don't you. 
Years ago but that I'd know that bloody scent anywhereThe black XS sounds a good plan, I used to wear xs myself and generally like Paco Robanne smells. So would the poison but neither of us like it!
wildoliver said:
By the way nothing sickly smelling or overly flowery, but fresh and citrusy is ok, ideally rich dark smells though (god i feel so gay).
Fresh and citrusy: Clinique Happy or Clinique Happy HeartRich and dark: Vivienne Westwood Anglomania
I wear a lot of these perfumes and can highly recommend them. They come in a little "stick" rather than spray.
Crazylibellule and the Poppies
I also adore B Never Too Busy To Be Beautiful and have loads of their stuff.
They are part of Lush Cosmetics. The link should give you some inspiration.

HTH.
Perfume smells different depending on who's wearing it. The only way to choose a perfume for your missus is with her, as she'll need to smell it on herself to be sure its ok.
Why not get one of her friends to take her shopping to try perfumes?
Or, you could book her on a perfume making day.
Why not get one of her friends to take her shopping to try perfumes?
Or, you could book her on a perfume making day.
homicide said:
If you go to the perfume shop, they are doing a box of ten teaser perfumes for £29.99, comes with a voucher for money off the one she likes the most. Sounds like a cop out, but at least you wont buy the wrong one!
Sounds a good idea to me...It's a bad idea to buy perfume for your OH, so much better to let her chooseAm a Coco Mademoiselle or D&G Feminine type girl
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I hate that so much that I have banned my daughters from wearing it. Dior Addict 2 is nice though