BLASE EDT Spray, 50 ml

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The scent sits atop a mingling of seemingly contradictory terms, but which mingle to produce something lovely: woody, aldehydic, warm spicy, white floral, amber... For 8.5 British Pounds a 50ml eau de toilette bottle, it's worth the gamble. I'm not at all blasée about it, are you?

the photography may be of a different size of the same product. Please read the product description not be liable for any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage arising under these terms and Well regarded throughout the years, Blasé carries a reminiscence of an era when women were much more limited in perfumery choices. Reviewed by women of today Blasé, beyond it's nostalgic pedigree, holds it's own amidst a market saturated with persistent designer repurposing and celebrity band-wagon jumping perfumery cash-ins. these terms and conditions in full. If you disagree with any part of these terms and conditions, doThe older advertisements mentioned how it didn't try to prove anything, like its wearer. It also implied that it had nothing to do with outer glamour, noting it's the way you wear something, not what you're wearing. Great empowerment, indeed. Personally it recalls something at odds with the given pyramid, namely Rive Gauche by Yves Saint Laurent, if this bore an illigitimate child with Gloria by Gloria Vanderbilt (which came much later than either); the child has bright rosy cheeks like a scarlet carnation. The spicy carnation atop the aldehydes gives Blasé a very distinct feeling of retro soap. The kind of soap that is not made anymore, now that neither aldehydes, nor carnations are popular with contemporary buyers in the Millenials age group.

Blasé was launched in 1975 by cosmetics giant Max Factor as a classic woody floral fragrance for women. The creator is perfumer Jean-Louis Sieuzac. The scent notes consist of fresh, zesty bergamot and juicy redcurrant perfectly combined with jasmine, clove, rose and lily of the valley, also enriched with warm base notes of sandalwood, oakmoss, amber and Virginia cedar. This delightful, fresh scent is ideal for any time of the day. Bellodgia, a classic Caron scent, more romantic rather than baroque, with its sweetish soft halo, was a huge success when it came out in 1927, reminiscent of Italian vacations. Today it is considered nostalgically retro, too signora for today's signorinas.Our liability is limited and excluded to the maximum extent permitted under applicable law. We will