Calvin Klein Euphoria For Women

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I didn't think it was a mature smell as a kid, it was magical and that's what Euphoria smells like mystery and magic. As i have an allergy to pachouli as it dries up my nostrils and triggers my sinuses immediately like sniffing a dusty bookshelf. I don't know why I hadn't posted the review yet, but I believe the subconscious intention was to leave it that way, untouched. At first whiff, I thought Euphoria just smelled like an old magazine insert, but that's not specific enough. I know that it was (and is) marketed to women, but it feels thoroughly unisex, and I think anyone could wear it.

Anyway, during the opening I felt "meh," it came across very perfumey, but as it dried down it became pretty sexy and addictive to my nose, warm, but nothing too loud if not over sprayed. The mahogany and amber really stick out to me - instead of adding depth and richness, they feel oddly heavy and out of place. The floral notes I pick up are the orchid and violet with the juicy pomegranate in addition to unlisted plum, blackberries and currant (but that could be because my overall vibe of this is a deep purple). Well they are so different—the lotion has none of the top notes and mahogany rings deep and even leathery tones as it sinks into your skin.Lasts all day on me but doesn't project very far, it becomes a skin-scent after a couple of hours, which is the real downside to me as this is the kind of perfume I love to wear proudly. But once you know you're a woman, and have that confidence, it becomes dated like memories of innocence, naivety, growth.

The mahogany note in the base comes off like genuine deep wood that had some spice and fruit Bakhoor burning on it. Anyway a gust of what felt like the most heavenly intoxicating fragrance hit me and i was quickly mesmerised as though in a sudden trance.This scent is a total clubbing hit, or it must have been when it was out, I remember girls wearing this when hitting town.