While at the salon to get my undercut, my Stylist saw me looking in some magazines she had piled up. She let me know they were going to be recycled, so if I wanted anything out of them, I could take it. I did end up finding some samples, and this Elizabeth Arden perfume sample was one.
I’ve always liked the magazine perfume samples, as they are less harsh on my allergies, than a full on spray.
I put a very little vitamin e oil on the packet, and then rubbed it on my wrists and neck. The oil is a little trick I use, to make the paper perfume actually last longer than 30 minutes. IT basically mixes with what they swab on the paper. This is still going on strong, and it is now 9pm.
Screen Captured from the Elizabeth Arden Site in US Currency
Thoughts
Scent – It is very beautiful and light. I actually really enjoy this perfume.
Reactions – It is one of those perfumes where I sneeze a few times within 10 minutes, and then I am fine for the rest of the day. It isn’t the type to give me headaches. I would not want to have to reapply this though. I did not have any skin reactions to this.
Price Point – $30 to $65CAD(30/50/100ml) – I would be totally willing to get a small bottle of this to wear every once in a while. It is priced really well, in my opinion, for the quality of item you get.
Would I purchase this Product?
Yes, I want to. I actually really like it, and I normally don’t like traditional perfumes. They tend to be so strong, I get headaches, I sneeze, I have skin reactions. Me and perfumes don’t generally get along.
This product sells at Hudson’s Bay. I am not really sure of where else you could find it. Maybe at Holts in Toronto.
My kids couldn’t stop sniffing me today, so they must have liked it too, haha.
‘Til Tomorrow
Helen
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