| August - Florence by Tocca |
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| Written by Sarah Saunders |
| Monday, 01 August 2011 08:23 |
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My fragrance review for August is the juicy and sparkling Florence EDP by Tocca. A superbly crisp pear introduction followed through into delicate florals makes this a sublime perfume for summer or even into Autumn. It's depth and projection makes it ideal for balmy summer nights - the fresh juiciness of the pear cuts through the humidity and the floral heart notes are left as your evening progresses - a little dancing, a walk on the beach or relaxing in a cabana - this fragrance can handle anything. As summer gives way to rainy autumn days - you are reminded of the warmth of summer as the fragrance lingers on the skin with the tender base notes of musk. Gets 3.75/5 stars from me - I love it, the depth and projection of the florals - the opening burst of the pears, it is delicious and much more complex that another major brand with a big fruity opening (apples!) I just wish it lasted all day - but that is fairly rare in modern perfumes so I would be happy to have this in my regular rotation of fragrances. Florence Notes Scale of star ratings; 1-2 - Average fragrance, pleasant enough to wear but there are better examples for you to spend your money on. 2-3 - Above average, usually has a few flaws like lack of longevity, poor base notes but has something enjoyable about it. Try Britney's Curious 3-4 - Definitely worth trying, either for its unusual notes, complexity or charm. Versatile fragrance - could a perfect office scent or weekend choice. Prada L'Eau Ambre, Tocca's Florence, Dolce Vita, 4-4.75 - An outstanding fragrance, either a modern classic or an outstanding niche that could be referred to as a "signature scent" Usually a warm, charming and long-lasting sillage (how long it lasts) and makes women feel amazing. My examples are J'Adore, Coco Mademoiselle, Black Orchid, Angel 5 - One of the best fragances ever made. Rare to give out but there are a few examples! Coco, Chanel No5, Shalimar, Carnal Flower, |
| Last Updated on Monday, 01 August 2011 09:35 |




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