Tender Kiss Perfume

[Bruce]

Anyone tried the French

perfume called Tender Kiss? My wife said it is wildly popular in Asia at the moment. We\'re wondering what it

smells like.

Bruce

[Kari]

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Anyone tried the French perfume called Tender Kiss?

My wife said it is wildly popular in Asia at the moment. We\'re wondering what it smells like.

Bruce



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Almost nothing on Google. It IS available, over here. But I\'m

not finding anything on the blend-- not even the \"family.\"



http://www.perfumeemporium.com/Womens/Detai

ls.cfm?ID=6415

[CJ01]

Never even heard of it

till now but the name sounds good to me [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

It´s by Lalique never

heard of them either but I´m not a perfume expert anyhow.

[DrSmellThis]

I\'ve never

heard of the perfume. My guess is that it has marjoram, as there is a history of portraying a \'virgin\'s

breath\' as smelling of marjoram.

[perfidia]

Hi, this is

probably a strange first post, but even though I haven\'t tried this perfume, I\'ve been interested:

\"To

celebrate the 10th anniversary of Lalique perfumes, what could be more beautiful than this bouquet of peonies,

frangipani blossoms and ylang ylang spiced up with amber and musk? The juice composed by Anne Flop of Charabot

nonetheless hides a tremendous personality under its apparent gentleness. It is sparkling and cheerful with pink

berries and lychee in the top note, rose petals, pepper and nutmeg in the heart note, and it reveals a very

seductive warmth in the end note with opoponax, incense, sandalwood and Bourbon vanilla. The creator explains that

peony was the basis of her inspiration, but in a more modern interpretation, with a hint of irreverence and spicy

accents. The mauve flacon with its cabochon stopper in which floats the image of two lovers is the most beautiful

homage to romantic and tender emotions symbolized so elegantly by this fragrance.\" Description from

http://www.osmoz.com

I have always liked peonies but most perfumes

featuring them seem too sweet &amp; innocent... This seems to capitalize on those qualities while simultaneously

nodding to the sexy/knowing side of femininity. I don\'t like buying something based on this kind of gushing

description, but it sounds \"me\" based on the ingredients, and now I know that it\'s wildly popular in Asia,

I\'m even more intrigued (I\'m Asian).

By the way, osMoz is a pretty interesting site if you\'re interested

in perfume in general; I think it\'s French.

[SweetSeduceGurl]

I think

Bruce meant Tendre Kiss, not Tender Kiss? Anyway, here is the

link.

<font color=\"blue\">Tendre

Kiss!</font>

perfidia, it\'s great having another asian female here. I hope you post more often.

[Ash]

Hey Perfidia..where

you been all these months? Just watching? I liked your post !!! For some reason your post and the fact that your

Asian brought both good and not so good memories to my mind. Not too long ago I had a beautiful Asian friend that

used to wear a perfume much like the one you describe in your post. I won\'t tell you the effect she and her

perfume had on me. The time we spent together was very special! Hope this won\'t be your last post!!!

Ash

[Elana]

Hi Perfidia

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Welcome to the forum.
That\'s a great link.

[perfidia]

Thanks everyone

for being so gracious and welcoming! Yes, I\'ve been lurking for quite some time, long before I finally

registered just to keep track of favorite discussions-- there are so many knowledgable people in this forum that I

don\'t have much urge to contribute... obviously. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] And it\'s

probably equally obvious that I don\'t get in here very often, so please forgive me dredging up an old thread

(with off-topic chatter, no less)!

And SweetSeduceGurl, I\'m glad to meet another Asian female as well; I\'ve

noticed at least a few Asian males, and many discussions including 3rd-person Asian women, but few/no in the 1st

that I can recall.