With its mixture of spicy,woody, floral, and citrus notes, "typical me," covers all basis for mood alteration. The next time you're shopping for a perfume, allow the packaging and scent to grab your attention but take a moment to inhale, linger, and reflect on how it makes YOU feel. Ask yourself, does the scent uplift my spirits? Does it put a smile on my face or a frown? Does it remind me of a fond memory or one I rather not recall? Does it make me want to be more sexy, alluring, powerful, content,adventurous, rebellious, desirable, or sophisticated? By spending a few extra minutes with the perfume prior to purchase, it will undoubtedly add to your fragrant experience and create more use for it in your life. After all, a bottle of perfume shouldn't just look pretty and smell good!
" I translate that which I see or feel into scents" - Richard Fraysse, CARON
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