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xikarx – :
I enjoyed reading grayspoole review. This was one of my favorite perfumes in the late 60s when I was in high school. There was a lovely perfumed lotion-like version that was lovely. It wasn’t really lotion, but wasn’t clear cologne either. I have a tiny bottle that still smells amazing. The carnation always bothered my nose, but the opening is gorgeous. Not very woody on me, but more of a spicy floral with depth. This and Toujours Moi were glorious. Liquid gold and so lovely.
ValdemarKo – :
Corday Posession (1939) is a gorgeous perfume. What do I get from my well preserved vintage bottle of Possession extrait, which probably dates from 1950’s or 60’s? The immediate, overall impression is of a rich, complex, and beautifully crafted floral perfume..a queenly peer to my 1950-60’s vintage No. 5 and Joy extraits. Gorgeous jasmine is front and center, with other floral notes playing counterpoint (ylang-ylang, lily), some spices (cloves, yes) and a subtle, slightly sweet woody base (sandalwood, orris, moss). “The Unicorn in Captivity” is a lovely trademark for this perfume. In the 1960’s, Possession was available in pretty perfume compact rings and lockets that depicted the unicorn.I haven’t purchased any of these tempting items (one has to draw the line somewhere) but I’ve come close!