Tramp Cologne Spray - 100ml

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Not strictly an “amber” in terms of notes but, despite its name, stone cold heart has all those warm, enveloping qualities we associate with amber scents. All Maison Crivelli fragrances are unisex, and while this leans on the more masculine side, it won’t make you smell “blokey” like you’ve spent the evening snogging a hedge fund manager in The Ned. The artistic bottles fit neatly into the palm of a hand or a handbag, and are refillable (in fact these actually arrive in the box empty – you fill them from an accompanying aluminium refill tin which contains two bottles’ worth of perfume, via a special spout). I do enjoy the smell of it in the bottle though, so I shall keep the product and give it little sniffs every once in a while. I can understand how it wouldn't be some people's taste if they don't like patch or moss or the earthier greener smelling things, but personally I far FAR prefer TRAMP to all the super sweet scents that seem all pervasive Lush and the rest of the planet.

The coffee is blended with spicy cardamom and earthy notes of vetiver, one of those scents that cling to a coat and evoke the gritty glamour of West London.Origin boasts a fresh-floral bouquet, with notes inspired by the English countryside – crisp elderflower, combined with the gentle warmth of cyclamen and cedarwood. Tramp is designed to evoke the atmosphere of a forest, and it does this well, by giving off an earthy, woody scent that is unlike any other cosmetic I have tried. Anyone remember Accent by Solitaire it was one of my favourite perfumes I think it was late 70s early 80s ,would love so much to be able to smell that again it reminds me of when I was young and .

It lathers up very nicely, and has an oily consistency which helps to soften out your skin and leave it feeling smooth. Said to evoke the swaying palms and sandy beaches of Beverly Hills Rodeo Drive, this was the perfume for any true fan of the hit teen drama Beverly Hills 90210! For those who like their sandalwood with a little bit of spice, this beguiling blend is designed to capture “the scent of scorched sandalwood on the slopes of an erupting volcano”.Similar in the way that some cuisines like using the whole animal, from snout to trotters, this scent captures the whole rose – leaves, stems, thorns and all. But it soon makes its presence known – becoming a hell of a lot naughtier as the day wears on, exuding a subtly sweet, honeyed warmth that will slightly frazzle your brain – and anyone else’s lucky to get close enough (it’s always the quiet ones you need to watch out for).

They apparently met while working in a pub in Notting Hill and spent the summer exploring the city together, as well as visiting Anais’s native Paris. Sandalwood and a dash of incense also give it an enveloping and slightly addictive “dry down” (where a perfume evaporates so only the base notes are left on the skin).It doesn’t smell like a “perfume” per se, it’s more like a piece of material, some freshly cut leather, the smell of freshly painted walls when you walk into an art exhibition.

Released around 1976, the perfume is still going strong and many women of a certain age will admit to having .

We focused on how the scent opened up on the skin after the top notes had evaporated, how well it lasted and whether the “dry down” (the base notes that appear after a few hours) were pleasant or simply OTT. Ginger, cardamom and coffee notes dial up the heat, while the sandalwood heart provides a mellow backdrop. Formulas feature fermentation-grade alcohol and 30 per cent essential oils – so they stick around for a good few hours, as opposed to just floating off on the breeze. The best perfumes should be smooth and mellow without any notes overpowering or jarring with the rest of the bouquet. The thought of this fragrance brings back memories of Friday night football, dances in the gym, skin tight jeans and really big hair that required 2 cans of .