Advantages: Sexy smell which makes you feel a million dollars! Disadvantages: None!
I was first introduced to NinaRicci's 'Premier Jour' when my brother brought home a load of testers from a local perfume shop. As many people have said who have tried this perfume you don't really know quite what to make of it when you first try it, it does take a few moments to get used to. After the initial couple of minutes where perfume always smells too strong I began to really like the scent and did more and more as the day went on.
The perfume is a floral scent which for some people might be an instant 'no no' as no-one wants to smell like their grandma used to but I can assure you this just isn't the same, it is a modern fragrance. I tried to work out what the smells were as it is clearly a fab mixture but couldn't quite seperate them. Having gone on to the NinaRicci website I have found the answer and its really obvious now ...
Advantages: Excellent value for money, long lasting and beautiful fragrance Disadvantages: There isn't a big enough bottle!
NinaRicci is famed for her light and refreshing fragrances, which carry their aroma right through the day without causing people to choke on what other perfumes have - an overpowering smell.
This perfume is a personal favourite, I never leave home without it. It has a very sweet and fruity aroma to it which lasts and lasts and lasts. There is almost a romantic element to it which makes this a perfect scent to tease and tantalise.
Not only this, but it comes in an adorablely cute bottle.. It is great value for money and as you never need a lot of squirts, the bottle really lasts.
Unlike NinaRicci's other scents, 'Nina' has the ability to be worn as both a day scent, or as evening wear. The combinations of Calabrese Lemon and Lime Caipirinha sit elegantly above Red Toffee Apple, Vanilla Infusion, Moonflower and Peony Petals to ...
Advantages: After a while the lighter notes shine through. Disadvantages: Initially it smelled musky ( on my skin )
The NinaRicci fashion house was founded way back in 1932 and although Nina had worked in the business for a number of years by the time her own label was launched Nina was just over fifty years old.
Nina lived a long life and died in 1970 at the grand age of 87.
I have just been reading a few facts about her perfumes and one of them really caught my eye, Nina has one very famous perfume called L`Air Du Temps and the glass bottle was designed by Marc Lalique. I am sure that we have all seen the Lalique glassware being shown on the antique programmes and have been astonished at how collectable their work is.
Earlier this year a new NinaRicci perfume was launched, called `RicciRicci`, I have had a quick tester spray but that is my lot so far. I am intrigued with her new fragrance mainly because it contains some really weird ...
