Hannah Montana Secret Star by Disney Secret Star Eau de Toilette 50ml

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This floral fruity fragrance for young women was created for the popular teen singer/actress, Miley Cyrus, (whose dad, country singer Billy Ray Cyrus also appears on her hit television show). Strangely, although my mother had so much perfume, she seldom wore it, and she never bought it for me (although she didn’t seem to mind that I occasionally dabbed on a little of hers). As much as I want to bash this, I firmly believe those who live in glass perfume bottles shouldn’t throw minerals…and I thought Debbie Gibson’s Electric Youth was hot stuff when I was 11.

While i do not have kids myself, and my two nephews live too far away for me to make an impression on them scent-wise, i have been working on, ahem, re-educating my colleagues at work.If they really want something before they are old enough to be judicious in their application then I am sure I can find them an equivalent of the Avon Sweet Honesty Powder Perfume Stick I was the proud owner of at age 7. Hannah Montana is a lovely subtle fragrance that lasts all day designed for the young adults, but its floral, fruity aromas will also add light hearted fun to an older lady. The fragrance features an interesting blend of notes that captures the fascinating nature of the character.

I can see in a youth culture where fruity fragrances might be more popular than something sophisticated. With your post, I must further age myself and tell a slightly off-topic story that was a family favorite. Hannah Montana Perfume by Hannah Montana, This floral fruity fragrance for young women was created for the popular teen singer/actress, miley cyrus, (whose dad, country singer billy ray cyrus also appears on her hit television show). And this week she finally whooped over a scent just for the smell alone: Hermes Eau d’Orange Vert, which she has adopted as her signature scent. She used to play with my empty perfume bottles as a small child and I introduced her to Guerlain on her 11th birthday.And no one stops them, because it isn’t somehow “age inappropriate” (the way a teenager in Bal a Versailles would be, for instance). Dad always has smelled good and always encouraged an awareness of fragrance in us kids (although my brothers were less enthusiastic). While I did mention my mother’s perfume collection earlier, it was my father who bought the fragrances for her. Currently, the youngest (3 1/2) favours Copper Skies from Kerosene and the oldest (just shy of 6) likes Chamade.