Donna Karan Cashmere Mist For Women 3.4 oz EDP Spray

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This ended up becoming my signature scent just because I kept reaching for it without even realising it. I also have to admit that this perfume reminds me of a great friend of mine, it was her first perfume back in 1996. Even though it came out in the 90's I still feel it is one of the best Fall/Winter fragrances and a must in any collection.

When I wear this, I feel very feminine - It’s a soft, in offensive sent that hugs you and feels very luxurious.It also lasts FOREVER on me, I'll put it on in the morning and I can still smell it when I wake up the next day. Lemony top notes (I think the way my brain is interpreting the bergamot plus flowers), almost but not quite lemon polish, something creamy/ velvety/ smooth, not quite suedey enough for cashmere or wool. I wore CM at the early 2000,and before its release,the only Donna Karan I remember and was available at that time was the sadly discontinued Donna Karan and DK men(the black and gold sculpture,designed by St.

It is a pretty and warm scent that could be worn by almost anybody and, it does not really attract any attention, at least in my experience wearing it. Someone below compared it to the warm wood smell in a sauna - it is kind of like that but even dryer. could wear it definitely to work even business professional, though maybe a little too weak if you are high in the company. I loved it the moment I first smell it on her - it was quite stronger back then but the smell is still the same.I've also had the EDP and I can tell you there isn't much difference in longevity and I prefer the EDT as it is lighter, cleaner and less musky than the EDP.

I hoped maybe it was just timing, but smelling it seven hours later immediately brought my headache back.I love the combination of vanilla, jasmine, and cashmere wood in the VS linear CASHMERE, so clearly those are not the culprits, nor is the combination of the three (sometimes individual notes are beautiful but when mixed together they become like the protagonists of IN COLD BLOOD! For me, the scent story does not evoke any memories or imagery or emotions of any kind, it is just something that I wear when I do not know what to wear. I didn't realize then what a big deal Donna Karen was or how expensive that bottle of perfume was, but I'll never forget how happy my stepmother was to get that bottle of perfume that she otherwise would never have been able to have. I find these types of fragrances tend to wear on me very well; anything warm or in the oriental wood families. In my younger years, I loved fruitchoulis and fruity florals, and had a strong aversion to everything musky or woodsy.

Although, I will admit that what I smell in the bottle smells absolutely nothing like how it does when it's on me. I was already covered with samples all over so I asked a friend to offer her wrist for testing the fragrant juice and after a few minutes of waiting we started sniffing - and a wonderful, comforting, elegant scent escaped from her skin! It is a powdery, floral, creamy scent with a soft suede and a sandalwood base, and a breath of non-edible vanilla.

To smell it is to be wrapped in a lover's embrace during a stormy November night as a fire crackles nearby.