It isn’t too cloying or headache inducing though, thankfully, since the jasmine leans more towards a jasmine tea scent, and there’s some citrus in there to keep it light. In short, Donna is jasmine on full blast. Donna Trussardiĭonna Trussardi comes in an elegant white and gold bottle that looks a bit like a fancy liquor flask.

I really didn’t expect to find this sort of scent in a mainstream store, but lo and behold, it’s in Priceline! I’ll be wearing this a lot. It’s more of a soft, comforting, close-to-the-skin scent. The scent is quite long-lasting, but it doesn’t project too much. It reminds me of a smoother version of L’Artisan Parfumeur Bois Farine. You can also pick up some of the pink pepper and chestnut around the edges, and a hint of jasmine too. The most striking notes are sandalwood and vanilla. Zadig & Voltaire This Is Her! lives in a translucent white rectangular bottle with a “cracked” side that’s meant to fit nicely with the black bottle for the matching male fragrance, This Is Him! This Is Her! is described as woody, floral and gourmand – I’d say it’s mostly woody and gourmand, with a creamy and sweet scent that has a bit of flowery jasmine added in to stop it from smelling too much like dessert. Recently, I’ve tried Zadig & Voltaire This is Her!, Donna Trussardi, Elizabeth Arden Always Red and Ne’emah Laya.

too lazy to think so I’ll just wear the same perfume every day), but lately I’ve been switching up the fragrance I wear every day, and I can’t quite seem to settle on one. I used to be a “signature fragrance” sort of person (a.k.a.

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