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77599068142 – :
My mum had a sample. I remember JS California as smelling beautiful..musky and amberish, the first time I ever smelled this olfactory group. This, along with Maroussia (which is still in the market) and Giorgio Beverly Hills remains my favourite of the 80s and early 90s fragrances.
maks_kg – :
I don’t think this smells anything as I feel is evocative of California, and most of us always think of Southern California beaches i.e. Malibu, Santa Monica. This is a floral scent with some musk and aldehydes which give it a maturity. It’s more like a divorced lady who is very rich and lives in the beach house she won in the divorce settlement. I don’t mean to offend anyone by saying this but this is way too mature for me. I’m starting to get into different more exotic florals and woods and incense but this is not for me. I can smell the oak moss lily of the valley orange flower and aldehydes. The whole thing turns into a spice or musk. It reminds me slightly of the fragrance I just reviewed Vivre by Molineux. I think this is for older ladies 50 and up. As an experimental perfumista I check out so many different fragrances. My body chemistry doesn’t like this one. Maybe becaue it is not a proper perfume. It doesn’t have a head heart and base note formula structure. It’s all there in one whiff and it’s way too strong. It’s probably great on Jaclyn Smith herself. It also smells like Joan Collins or Elizabeth Taylor and to be frank even Elizabeth Taylor enjoyed fruity scents of peach as the peach in her perfumes Black Pearls Violet Eyes. This is almost grandmotherly on me.
GlultDattmawl – :
This smells like sun, sand, sea and air. Its not a sweet or floral fragrance. Reminds me of late summer, early autumn and is perfect for daytime wear. Its not an evening perfume or something I’d wear for a night out on the town.
Gaymer – :
It is the same as felce Azzura … It is amaizing scent. Who cares it is so popular in italy … I do not live in Italy at all.
assonserogyv66094 – :
I remember loving it. I probably loved it so much because it has Orange Flower in it. Want it again.
dimask – :
Another fragrance bought for me as a Christmas gift. I was surprised at how good it smells. I love the smell but don’t wear it to often.
usander – :
I remember this one but nothing really stands out about it. It was a typical 80’s fragrance: kind of strong and sweet. The opening was warm and had a “sparkling” quality and the drydown was sour/bitter — both typical of perfumes of that time. It had great lasting power.