Jean Patou Joy Eau De Toilette Spray for Women 75 ml

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I don't think it's exactly the same one I tried all those years ago but if you want the ultimate, fresh yet sexy bunch of flowers this isn't a bad place to start. In the end, I will keep this and have it on display, but more so as a monument to past times, rather than the real deal. No matter the strength, or the era, it has a sickening smell on opening of rotting fruit and something worse which I'm too polite to mention here, that I just can't get beyond.

yet all the kinky ingredients seem to be toned down perhaps with a thorough co-maceration and blending so that we have another lady who lunches. I believe it a responsibility to support independent businesses that do their job well, and I failed to fulfill said responsibility.I don't take it personal, maybe Joy and I were not made for each other, and that's probably for the best, since falling for a discontinued love would be painful.

I bought Joy hoping I’d like it a lot more than the other popular but less expensive florals I wore at that time. After opening the package it looked like the most gorgeous jewel with a beautiful liquid of ruby amber wrapped in gold and set upon a dais. the opening of this is a harsh, shrieking angular rose, like a cubist painting of a glamorous woman - by no means unpleasant, just striking and commanding; less a jubilant busby berkeley choreography scene and more a strange surrealistic dream pulled from the pages of hollywood babylon. According to some reviewers EdJ is very similar to Joy, that saves me the effort of purchasing the original. There is a bright aldehylic soapiness to the opening - I think aldehydes must be present in the lighter concentrations.For example, he made tennis champion, Suzanne Lenglen, his muse, designing long dresses with low necklines on the back when the boyish style was in vogue. Our fragrance boutique features a range of niche, indie, and designer perfumes and colognes sure to please any perfume enthusiast. A balanced opulence that offers all matters of ecstasy like the OG, a proud Marguerite Gautier before tragedy strucks with its longevity cut too short as well.