smokingboot

This really does what it says on the tin; it smells like a frothy cappucino with an edge of chocolate and its a great not too sweet scent for being happily ordinary on a cold day. It works! It won't drive a spike into anyone's head, though it may well promote the idea that maybe we should meet in a nice cafe rather than have this meeting at work/online. It's an EDT, so it doesn't haunt one for weeks and its cheaper, but my skin's come up against it! How can this be? My skin puts up with all sorts of rubbish, my skin unflinchingly bore Frederick Malle's horrible concoction The Moon which, at £435 for 100 mls can best be described as a household fumigator infused with raspberry jam, or the entirety of Harrods perfume department bottled and thrown at passers-by. I would only wear this to actively seek the demise-by-nose of another. My methods are ruthless; hug them. Hug them often.

In comparison to that monster, how can this charming restrained little thing with a bit of coffee and lavender cause problems?

Maybe, rather than my wrist, I just need to spray it on my clothes. This could give them that winter warmer feeling, or alternatively just spread the rash to the rest of my body. Oh well. Around £115 per 100 ml.