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| Zionsville by Khruangbin |
Sweet, fruity with a hinge of brassy musk. Sassy indeed. This is a nice perfume to carry around to scent your day. Granted its not a long-lasting scent (clue in its travel friendliness) but it is a yummy scent that's youthfully and ginger-ly displays its edginess. Yes, this perfume boasts pretty big things but when the juice hits the skin, %me is more coy than cocky. Longevity is poor and you'd be lucky if you could smell it when going out the door, evidently, this is a top me up for gym bags and sweaty arenas (public transport) for when you will need to excuse yourself from the skunk that died in the room in order to breathe in some form of civility.
Sassy. Me? No, never. I don't know why I was drawn to this scent ... Ultimately, it's an affordable scent that smells good. There's something about it that's nostalgic like a sweet or the edge of Poison by Dior of the 90s. It's like the baby first note of the perfume that holds the nostalgia yet, it's by no means a dupe *coughs and chokes* but, it is like those baby steps into heeled shoes. Waiting for that metamorphosis to happen and preparing for it ahead of time. Kinda like a caterpillar trying on butterfly wings before its even built its cocoon. This is that scent in a bottle.
I believe this scent is around £1.50 at Primark. I've seen this range for a while so I'm pretty sure it's relatively permanent. Try it out in-store and see if you like it, it's a fun scent that a young teen can use if they're tired of the impulse spray cans of the world. Not only is it affordable (pocket money buyable) but, at 20mls it won't bog you down if you end up growing tired of it like bigger more costly perfumes.
Have you tried this scent?
What Primark perfume do you like?
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