Description
New Zealand fashion designer Karen Walker presents her first fragrance collection Karen Walker Eau de Parfum in April 2015. The collection consists of three fragrances named after the first three letters of the alphabet: A, B and C. The perfumes are made by the oldest perfume house Charabot from Grasse.
A is a potion of happiness and good mood, sparkling, bright and fresh. The floral – fruity composition opens with a mixture of black currant, crushed mint leaves and grapefruit. Rose, lily of the valley, green tea and ylang-ylang are in the heart, laid on the base of solar musk.
The fragrances are available in bottles of 50 and 100 ml Eau de Parfum. The bottles are designed by Pochet du Courval.
OdoTeophofe – :
Great fragrance for the day, love the freshness. Surprised that it’s long lasting as most fresh fragrances don’t last on my skin. I’ve had so many comments at the gym. I think it’s vibrant and makes me feel good.
illidar – :
Tried these with a friend and A got the thumbs up as a suprisingly complex fragrance. Yes, it has a VERY sharp start with all that grapefruit and mint, designed to wake you up, but the dry down is incredible. It’s also a fantastic all-day perfume – lasted a good 8 hours on me without being too overwhelming. “This one smells like you’re MAKING money.” Most different and intriguing of the three Karen Walker fragrances.
poviliux1979 – :
Something about it smells like those cheap generic fragrances you buy in a pharmacy that are fake impressions of branded fragrances- there is something quite sour and cheap smelling about this that I cannot like. Certainly doesn’t smell like a designer fragrance- completely disappointing and ghastly. I usually love fresh citrusy fragrances but this is just not it. Briefly smelled A, B & C and the ALL were terrible. Actually suspicious that Karen Walker is selling 99 cent store ‘fragrances’ for designer prices. Bizarre.
Astonishing that people downvote a review because it doesn’t gush about a fragrance. You up or downvote a review based on how honest and helpful it is, not on how much you agree with it. I should note also that Karen Walker products are of poor quality just generally- beware. I worked in a jeweller who sold KW jewellery- and I can honest to god tell you that the jewellery is cheap and made of sub-standard alloys. Do not recommend anything KW, sad to say 🙁