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Monday, April 24, 2006

 

Versace The Dreamer


I'm feeling rather comfy cozy today and wearing Versace's The Dreamer which is marketed for men but I love it on myself!

According to Osmoz, the notes in The Dreamer are:
Top: Clary sage, Lavender, Mandarin, Mace
Middle: Tobacco, Geranium, Carnation, Rose
Base: Vetiver, Cedar, Tonka, Fir

It starts off with a subtle spice, I love spicy fragrances but am not really fond of the spice found in the top notes. It seems a bit out of place and don't really flow with the rest of the scent. I love the lavender in here, it smells rather cool and refreshing. The heaviest scent on me is the tobacco which is slightly sweet at first and diminishes the longer I wear it. The floral and wood notes are incredibly soft on me, it's the tobacco that really makes this fragrance.

I've been wearing The Dreamer to bed lately as it's a rather comforting fragrance. They staying power is very good on me, I can easily detect it hours after application.

Seems like The Dreamer is easily found at a discount price and can be purchased for under $30 a bottle. Love it!

posted by Sand  # 7:49 PM
Comments:
Ach, I love this scent. It smells a little like Good and Plenty candies, too, especially on my boys. So refreshing smelling. There are awesome deals on it on ebay, too - I got a brand-new bottle (still sealed in it's box with the plastic) for all of twelve bucks, which includes the shipping!! I think you just have to be patient though with those deals and stalk the auctions for it out regularly from time to time, though.
# posted by Blogger katiedid : 4:06 PM
 
Sounds wonderful! I'm off to add this to my wish list. Must get a sample!
# posted by Blogger cjblue : 12:37 PM
 
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