Keyword results: Perfume
Etat Libre D'Orange perfumes
Got a score to settle with your Nan? Need to deodorise your car? Why not get a bottle of Hotel Slut? Etat Libre D'Orange perfumes are either cashed-up punk like Vivienne Westwood, or try-hard punk like Richard Branson when he reminds people how he used to hang out with Malcolm McLaren.
Choose from aromas such as ‘Don't Get Me Wrong Baby, I Don't Swallow' and ‘Jasmine and Cigarette' - which receives the ThreeThousand prize for best Frenglish blurb.
KenzoAmour
Instead of getting caught up in the peppered language of perfume – sensuous…cradled slumber…caressing skin…you get the drift - we prefer to focus on why KenzoAmour is a scent to remember, in a good way.
| 1. | It doesn’t smell like a grannies’ bathroom or car air freshener  |
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Christian Dior Bois D’Argent
If all little girls should smell like roses, then all men should smell like Dior’s Bois D’ Argent.
A concoction of masculine musk and fresh honey, like the label itself the original 1947 Dior fragrance is clean, sharp and classic. The scent comes as a set of three, designed by architect, designer, editor and Dior ‘it’ kid Hedi Slimane, who has fronted Dior Homme for the past six years.
Kenzoki perfumed ice-cubes for the body
Kenzoki is the new range from Kenzo which, as well as sounding like a cute manga character, combines an alternative attitude to skin care with an awareness of the senses. This range draws its virtues straight from the plants. Rich in mineral salts, essential oils and hyper-frequencies, this holistic goodness is fused with textures, colours and odours to separate it from the overstatements and artificiality of traditional cosmetics.
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