It is still my favorite, however I developed bronchitis three times during periods when I was wearing this more heavily due to special occasions. Black currant, oranges, raspberry (juicy trio) and fresh florals at initial spray; as it warms up on the skin powdery violets, heliotrope, jasmine and cedar shine right thru. Anna Sui starts with lemon (as in lemon biscuit or lemon cheesecake) and light rose scent, it’s not uplifting, but pretty enough, and projects well the purple characteristic of Anna Sui juice inside the gothic bottle; it is not a immediate ‘wow’, but instantly like and I feel nothing against it at all (unlike some other perfumes, I would smell something too ‘plastic’/synthetic). It is an easy fragrance, and I think I may try to snag another bottle as this small one I have now seems too little. I was just a little too young for that time (class 09) and my goth friends preferred scents like calvin klein euphoria and BBW japanese cherry blossom.

I think this can be worn by a woman/girl of any age, but it is a female's scent in my mind, for certain. I'm kind of getting tired of it since I used a lot of it but I really enjoyed it when I first got it. It's like a victorian haunted castle with a lake surrounded by withered flowers and fruits and thorny roses. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

I have read so many reviews including SuzySchnabel's, the one I have is the typical reformulated 30ml bottle found everywhere which doesn't last AT ALL or have the old notes. UPDATE: After a few hours or so I do get a hint of woodiness, and I'd say it's definitely "unisex" at this point. Not unpleasant, but nothing quite as special as the cute bottle and unique fashion designer would suggest. It's quirky nature appeals to those who enjoy 80's weirdo's like the Cure or Kate Bush even though it is a late nineties creation it fits perfectly with this aesthetic.

Her début perfume was launched in 1999 and, named Anna Sui after herself, has become an iconic and signature scent of this luxury brand. Anna Sui smells like raspberries, roses, black lace, deep kisses, and purple, just like the juice inside. After a healthy spray of my delicious Anna Sui at one of the many Sephora's and a brief encounter with a nut vendor I linked arms with my love and braved the crowded city walk once again. From that description, you might imagine it to be a bleak and desolate perfume and why would anyone in their right mind want to smell like dead flowers? Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out.New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . This is very rose dominant for me, lovely powdery rose with a bit of woods and tart fruity sweetness from the raspberry and apricot in the background.

It may be considered "gothic" and decadent because of the colours of the bottle and/or maybe its design (beautiful, but doesn't it owe more to Sui's Chinese origin? The rose-iris combo here not to mention orris root provide the scent with a dusty powdery quality but it's not too powdery. Her worldwide luxury fashion brand includes clothes, shoes, cosmetics, eye wear, accessories as well as her renowned line of signature fragrances.Started off cold and sharp, developed into the the powdery rose-iris combo I love; then just fades away. com perfumes magazine - All Rights Reserved - do not copy anything without prior written permission.

The orris root was extremely dominant, the rose dusty and moldy, the other notes fairly non-existent to me.Ah the explanation: For anyone who frequents NY, it's not uncommon for celebrities to wander about out in the open with the rest of the herd and blend in seamlessly. I bought a lot powdery perfume want to have one smells like old fashioned face powder, this is exatcly!