Perfume and cologne sample guides
Dedicated to perfume and cologne reviews. Includes major brands such as Burberry, Tom Ford, and Dolce Gabbana.
Ever wanted to feel fucking fabulous? Excuse my sounding like a disgruntled sailor that’s been a sea a bit too long, but that’s the name of one of our best perfumes for women. Yes, welcome to our Tom Ford Fucking Fabulous review.
Before we get started and want to skip the review, or can’t deal with reading “fucking” too much more, try a Tom Ford Fucking Fabulous sample. We have them in stock.
Without further adieu, let’s dive into this review.
Comments closedBefore we begin our Chanel No 5 review, it is safe to say that this perfume is the most popular women’s fragrance in the world…
Comments closedIn our Burberry Her review, we take a look at one of the most popular and often top perfumes for women. Burberry Her is a…
Comments closedWelcome to our Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille review. It’s time to figure out if this big box fragrance is the real deal or just a scent imposter. Tom Ford has a reputation for bold scents, including Lost Cherry, so we hold high expectations.
But expectations are just that until we get some hard proof. But, hey, perfume reviews are a subjective endeavor, so let’s not get too, too ahead of ourselves.
Comments closedDolce&Gabbanna is a leader in the fragrance world. Any scent they put out to market wraps itself in high expectations. Their Light Blue is no exception. If you’ve been considering this fragrance, check out our Dolce&Gabbana Light Blue review.
Comments closedAfter writing this Philosophy Amazing Grace review, I can say candidly that I’m now a fan. That’s not to discount my feelings towards this fragrance prior, rather to say that I potentially disregarded it for no good reason.
But that’s how it goes with the old guard. Though often, we find that those perfumes which stand the test of time (decades in the case of Philosophy Amazing Grace) are the top perfumes for women.
Comments closedFlowerbomb by Viktor&Rolf continues to claim a top spot on our best perfumes for women list. Flowerbomb’s dramatic rise to the top ranks of the perfume world derives from both its high-quality fragrance and its award-winning, high-budget marketing campaigns.
In our Viktor&Rolf Flowerbomb review, we break down the things you need to know about this perfume – before you buy.
Comments closedYves Saint Laurent’s Libre perfume is a relatively new fragrance. We classify it as an Amber Fougere and it’s on our top perfumes for women…
Comments closedCoco Mademoiselle remains atop our list of the best perfumes for women. This fragrance was introduced in 2001 and has experienced continued success over the years. Check out our Coco Mademoiselle review and decide if this fragrance is suitable for your needs.
Comments closedTom Ford’s Lost Cherry remains one of the most popular unisex fragrances on the market today. In our Lost Cherry review, we’ll look at its aromatic notes, history, and whether or not this is the right fragrance for you.
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