Christina Aguilera Inspire
posted Friday, 16 January 2009
Notes: hydroponic freesia, mango, citrus complex, tuberose, rose, frangipani, gardenia, valencia orange, musk, sandalwood
I'm not a fan of Miss Aguilera, so I wouldn't ordinarily have anything to say about the products that she hawks, but her newest, Inspire, is actually a well-done white floral scent. Inspire starts out with a fruit salad of mango and citrus, then blooms into white flowers. I detect more freesia and gardenia than tuberose, but the combination of the three is quite pleasant and not at all overpowering (well, I guess that would also depend on how much one spritzes on).
The drydown shows a more creamy side of the scent, with light musks. Not really my cuppa tea, but a pleasantly pretty fragrance nonetheless.
Please to enjoy the fantasia of Photoshop that is the ad for this fragrance. Ridiculous, no?
I'm not a fan of Miss Aguilera, so I wouldn't ordinarily have anything to say about the products that she hawks, but her newest, Inspire, is actually a well-done white floral scent. Inspire starts out with a fruit salad of mango and citrus, then blooms into white flowers. I detect more freesia and gardenia than tuberose, but the combination of the three is quite pleasant and not at all overpowering (well, I guess that would also depend on how much one spritzes on).
The drydown shows a more creamy side of the scent, with light musks. Not really my cuppa tea, but a pleasantly pretty fragrance nonetheless.
Please to enjoy the fantasia of Photoshop that is the ad for this fragrance. Ridiculous, no?
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